Murzasichle: Hotels and accommodations

Winter activities in Murzasichle include skiing and snowboarding, snowtubing, a toboggan run, an ice rink and sleigh rides.

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Landscape

Murzasichle is a Podhale village in Lesser Poland, in Tatra County and the municipality of Poronin, between Zakopane and Bukowina Tatrzańska. The village lies at the foot of and on the edge of Tatra National Park; from here, you can see the Tatra panorama.

Nearby are Kotlinowy Wierch – 1,306 m above sea level in the Tatra Mountains, Wielki Kopieniec – 1,328 m above sea level in the Tatra Mountains, and Mały Kopieniec. The surrounding area of Murzasichle also includes Tatry - Mickiewicza.

Culture

Murzasichle's origins date back to 1630; the village's name is believed to derive from the language of the Vlachs. A local landmark of the region's heritage is the Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, built by residents in the regional architectural style.

The wider regional surroundings of Murzasichle include Votrubova Chata. Niedzica (Dunajec) - Zamek and Niedzica - Zamek XIIIw are also located there.

Surroundings

Tatrzański Park Narodowy is located in the surrounding area of Murzasichle. Nearby hiking trails include the black trail to Hala Gąsienicowa, as well as routes from Toporowa Cyrhla towards Kopieniec Wielki or Roztoka Valley.

Getting there

The road connection from the direction of Nowy Targ leads via National Road 47, Poronin, Kośne Hamry and Sądelska Street.

Cuisine

Murzasichle is associated with karczmas run by local hosts, where dishes in the traditional Highlander style are served.

Other destinations in the same geographical area: Ząb, Biały Dunajec, ski accommodations in Zakopane, Leśnica, Bustryk, Jurgów, Bukowina Tatrzanska, Koscielisko.

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