Tourism in the region, general information

Brzesko county is located in the north-eastern part of  Małopolska region, near Kraków. The county’s area covers two geographically diverse regions: the Sandomierz Basin in the north and the Wiśnicz hills in the south. The south-eastern  areas, bordering the Dunajec river, are considered the best places for hiking and cycling. Moreover  the Czchów lake gives a perfect opportunity to practice all kinds of water sports. The Brzesko county is very diverse in terms of the landscape- lowlands, hills, fields and forests. Also well developed transport and decent road network allow to reach quickly communes and lovely villages in the county.   

Brzesko county is also famous for historical monuments representing different styles and eras. The main tourist attractions are: medieval castle in Dębno, 19th-century manor in Dołęga, debris of the 14th-century medieval castle in Czchów, and many other historical and sacral monuments. Worth seeing is also Szczepanów- a town, where St Stanislaus, the patron of Poland was born. While presenting the cultural image of Brzesko county, you can’t miss an impressive palace, which belonged to Goetz -Okocimski family, the owners of Okocim and the Okocim brewery. We would like to invite for a sightseeing tour around Brzesko everyone, who wants to benefit from a pleasurable and an active holiday. Tourists fed up with hustle and bustle of big cities are welcome to visit many agritourism farms. We  wish you unforgettable memories from your visit in Brzesko county.