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Kukubara Bowling Center & Hotel
Kukubara Bowling Center & Hotel is located in the beautiful landscape of Jura Krakowsko-Częstochowska (The Kraków-Częstochowa Upland). In the neighbourhood are the ruins of Mirów and Bobolice castles. The hotel's interiors are designed classy, the rooms are bright, tasteful, with comfortable furnitures.
We offer our guests:
- an air-conditioned conference room for about 30 seats, equipped with modern audio-video equipment,
- 1 room for smokers
- bar
- restaurant
- billiards
- bowling
- parking
The hotel has in offer also 6 bowling lanes and the instructors, who are on site to explain the rules of the game.
Location
street 1 Maja 126
42-300 Myszków
Commune: Myszków
Tourist region: Kraków-Częstochowa Jura
Location: in the country, other
General Information
: hotel, atmospheric places
: ***
Contact data
: +48 697 000 100
: recepcja@kukubara.com
: www.kukubara.com
Accommodation
: 22
: 11
: internet, car park, non-smoking rooms, smoking rooms, tv/sat
Conference room
: Yes
: Yes
: Yes
: Wireless Internet, flip chart, air conditioning, sounding, multimedia projector
Availability
: whole year
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Silesian Flavours Culinary Trail
Nearby
The mansion of August Schmelzer, also called the Industrialist’s Palace, is one of the most beautiful historic buildings in Myszków. The building was put up in the second half of the nineteenth century for August Schmelzer, a Saxon, owner of a spinning plant and dye-works, which in the course of time were turned into the Company of Cotton Manufactory "August Schmelzer." The mansion house is Eclectic with a wealth of architectural details.
The Chapel of the Nativity of the Lord Jesus in Mijaczów, a district of Myszków, was built in the eighteenth century. It was part of the manor buildings whose owners belonged to the nobility of the Duchy of Siewierz. The chapel was built of stone and covered with a gable roof. A Baroque barrel vault with lunettes has been preserved inside the chapel. Today, the chapel is a subsidiary to the parish church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Myszków Mijaczów.
The miraculous image of Our Lady of the
Rosary is venerated in the sanctuary in
Mrzygłód (once a town city, now a district of
Myszków). It was brought here by the
Dominicans from Kraków in the middle of the
seventeenth century, and placed in the newly
erected parish church in the years 1644 to
1653. The sanctuary was built in the
Renaissance and Baroque styles. In the
Baroque interior there are beautiful, richly
decorated altars.
Żarki is a small town in the district Myszków. It is the seat of
the urban-rural commune. Żarki is an old, medieval town,
which, according to the known written sources, received
town privileges before the year 1382. In 1406, Żarki was
again granted privileges by King Ladislaus Jagiello. In the
seventeenth century, due to a plague, the town changed its
location. On the site of a once existing wooden chapel, there
are stone ruins of the eighteenth-century church of Saint
Stanislaus, which are preserved and open to the public.
The church of Saints Simon and Jude Thaddeus in Żarki
was built in the early sixteenth century. In the early years
of the eighteenth, it burned down, but was rebuilt (in a
slightly amended form) thanks to the efforts of the
Męciński family, the then owners. The church was again
rebuilt in the years 1846-1847. Today, it is an Eclectic
building with a tower covered with a Baroque dome.
Inside, there is a Baroque high altar with the image of the
Transfiguration.
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