Szlak rowerowy Czerwony Kromołów

The church of the Holy Trinity and and St Florian in Zawiercie Skarżyce is one of the parish churches in Zawiercie. It is a distinctive consrtuction with three chapes in the form of a rotunda, which symbolize the Holy Trinity. In 1999, the church was raised by archbishop Stanisław Nowak, metropolitan bishop of Częstochowa, to the rank of the Sanctuary of Our Lady of Skarżyce.

The church of Saint Nicolas in today's Kromołów Zawiercie ( it was once a separate town) is the oldest church in the city. It is located at Jurajska St, which is part of the road from Zawiercie to Kroczyce. We do not know when exactly the first was built in Kromołów The church of St Nicholas is considered to be probably the third on this site. Its present-day form comes from the sixteenth century, when the church was reconstructed.

The Warta, the third longest river in Polish, has its origin in Kromołów, a present-day district of Zawiercie. There is a chapel of Saint John of Nepomuk at the source. It has a history dating back to the sixteenth century, but the current patron saint is associated with the events of the eighteenth century. The cult of the fourteenth-century saint, who came from Bohemia, quickly spread to the neighboring countries. As saying goes: where Saint John of Nepomuk is worshipped, there is Central Europe.

For centuries, Kromołów was a small town, and most recently it has become one of the districts of Zawiercie. Among a few monuments, there is a Jewish cemetery at Piaskowa Street. The cemetery was established around the mid-eighteenth century. To date, nearly 1,000 tombs and a mortuary have been preserved within an area of about 2.2 hectares. The graves are in the shape of typical tombstones with inscriptions in Hebrew, Yiddish and Polish.

Shortly after the outbreak of WW1, the Polish Jura areas became the scene of fierce fighting between the three armies of Germany and Austro-Hungary and Russia. Particularly bloody battles took place in November 1914. Thousands of the killed soldiers were then buried on numerous war cemeteries. One of them can be found in Kromołów, a district of Zawiercie, nearly 130 soldiers are buried.

Ośrodek Szkoleniowo - Wypoczynkowy w Morsku położony w malowniczej scenerii bukowego starodrzewu i licznych ostańców skalnych, z których słynie Jura Krakowsko - Częstochowska, stanowi idealne miejsce wypoczynku oraz doskonałą bazę wypadową dla miłośników pieszych wędrówek, wspinaczki skałkowej, wycieczek rowerowych i konnych przejażdżek. Bardzo dobrze rozwinięta baza rekreacyjna pozwoli zaspokoić ambicje nawet największych zwolenników aktywnego wypoczynku. Bliskość ruin XIV wiecznego zamku "Bąkowiec", jednego z Orlich Gniazd, dostarcza niesamowitych wrażeń oraz atmosfery tajemniczości.