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| Country | Poland |
| Region | Lesser Poland Voivodeship |
| Surface | 471.62 km² |
| Population | approximately 66,000 |
| Area code | 18 |
| Postal Code | 34-500 |
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Tatra poviat - it is situated in the southern part of the Lesser Poland Voivodeship. The seat of the poviat is a city buried.
Characteristic
The Tatra Poviat is a treasury of highlander tradition and culture as well as unique nature. The area of the Tatra poviat is one of the most attractive tourist regions in Poland. It is an ideal place for mountain hiking and winter sports, and the season is basically all year round. Several million people come here every year for these purposes.
Geography
The poviat is located at the foot of the Tatra Mountains, in an area called Skalny Podhale, which is a sub-region of Podhale. Apart from the area of the Rocky Podhale region, three Polish villages belong to the Tatra poviat Spisz: Czarna Góra, Jurgów and Rzepiska. On the north side, it is adjacent to the Nowy Targ poviat, while its eastern, southern and western borders constitute the state borders.
fauna and Flora
History
The Tatra Poviat was discovered by the inhabitants of other regions of the country only in the first half of the 19th century. In just a few of its decades, Skalne Podhale became one of the main centers of Polish spiritual life. It was a Mecca for the most outstanding artists and a bridgehead of independent Poland.
The oldest town at the foot of the Polish Tatra Mountains is buriedwhich was granted the location privilege in 1578. The beginnings of settlement in the area of Skalne Podhale, however, date back to the 14th century. Shepherds and hunters were the first to enter the Tatras, bringing with them customs and shepherding rites from the Balkans. In the 15th century, miners began to penetrate the Tatra Mountains (the last mine was built in the Tatra Mountains in 1876). However, for centuries the basis of the existence of highlanders was primarily the land, and the primary source of income was pastoralism.
The beauty of the Tatra nature and the originality of the spiritual and material culture of the highlanders attracted more and more Poles to Podtatrze. This gave an impulse to the development of settlements that were formed at the foot of the Tatra Mountains from the end of the 16th century. The development of this settlement led to the creation of an agglomeration, which today, from Bukowina Tatrzańska, through Zakopane to Kościelisko, surrounds Polish Tatra Mountains. In 1998, for the first time in history, Zakopane became the seat of the Tatra poviat authorities.
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Regions
The poviat consists of the following communes:
Interesting places
Communication
Accommodation
- Mountain Equestrian Center - tourist facility located in Bukowina Tatrzańska. Silence, fresh air and beautiful views allow you to truly relax here. The offer includes a skiing and snowboarding school called "Ski Art". The Mountain Equestrian Tourism Center also conducts horse riding in the field and horse riding lessons in the paddocks for 360 days a year. Guests have at their disposal double, triple and quadruple rooms with bathrooms and TV, it is also possible to buy full board. There is also a garden next to the facility, an ideal place to make a barbecue, a canteen and a bar. The center also accepts summer camps, trips and green schools throughout the school year. CONTACT - Bogdan Pietrzyk, ul. Słoneczna 17, 34-530 Bukowina Tatrzańska, phone (18) 207-72-90, mobile 604-372-277
- Pension Litka[1] - it is situated in a picturesque part Bukowina Tatrzańska at an altitude of 1020 m above sea level It is located in a historic, wooden building, in a highlander style. Near the guesthouse there are five T-bar lifts, snow-covered and illuminated (the nearest 150 m), thermal pools and a free SKI-bus stop serving Bukovina. Guests have at their disposal two 2-room studios with balconies and bathrooms for 3 and 4 people. Two triple rooms, eight double rooms and four single rooms. Some rooms with bathrooms and satellite TV, others with a washbasin. Radio in every room. It is possible to organize integration events, conferences and a rich program of optional trips to choose from. CONTACT - ul. Leśna 12, 34-530 Bukowina Tatrzańska, phone (18) 207-74-66, mobile phone 607 744 976, fax (22) 839-90-21
- "Siedlisko" Holiday House[2] - located in the center of the town Białka Tatrzańska, in close proximity to the church and the largest ski complex in Poland - Kotelnica Białczańska. There are over a dozen ski lifts and slopes of varying difficulty as well as thermal pools in the area. Siedlisko is a wooden, restored house in a highlander climate, with guest rooms (all equipped with bathrooms and TV). There is also a dining room with 50 seats, a fireplace room with an equipped kitchenette and a patio. Around the holiday home there is a landscaped green area, a gazebo with a barbecue area and a playground for children. On-site parking for guests. CONTACT - ul. Środkowa 278, Białka Tatrzańska, tel. (18) 2654 450, 887 133 905
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