Zakliczyn

The landscape around Zakliczyn is a rolling Dunajec River valley beneath the outer Carpathian foothills, which has shaped both the town’s layout and its farming traditions. This small Lesser Poland town centres on an unusually broad market square, long a practical meeting point for trade with surrounding villages. Agriculture in the Dunajec valley remains part of local identity: Zakliczyn is associated with the large white Piękny Jaś bean, celebrated during the town’s annual Bean Festival. Its quiet streets and low-rise centre retain the scale of a historic market town, while the wooded hills of the Polish Foothills rise close beyond the river valley. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Lesser Poland Voivodeship.

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