Kolonia Prusów

We invite you to a more than 100-year-old wooden house located at an altitude of 920 m above sea level. We have diligently renovated it, preserving as much of its old charm as possible.  The house is 180 m² and has a large terrace. Inside there are 3 separate bedrooms (two upstairs, one downstairs), and additional sleeping places are two fold-out sofas (one in the living room, the other in a large space upstairs). The house has two bathrooms on the ground floor (one has a bathtub, the other a shower).

We can organize a basket of local products for you, just give us a word before you arrive. Our nearest restaurant is the shelter on Boracza.

While reading, lying down, cooking, you can stare at the view from the large windows, which changes depending on the time of day, year and weather. We are high in the mountains and even though there are a few houses nearby, you can feel that this is the kingdom of wild animals that come to the house and fly over it. We are right next to the trail leading to the shelter on Hala Boracza (which is lower), so hiking is within reach. From Hala Boracza (stop at the shelter to taste blueberry buns) through Polana Cukiernica you can go to Hala Redykalna. You can go to Hala Rysianka, Hala Lipowska, Wielka Racza, Zapolanka or Rycerzowa. On September 29, Hala Boracza hosts the autumn redyk, or the roundup of sheep from the pastures. These are also great areas for mountain bikes, and in winter for ski touring. The cycling route along the Soła River is 17.5 km long and leads from Rajcza through Milówka and Cisiec to Węgierska Górka. Although these are mountain towns, the route is not demanding because it leads through the river valley. There is also a route: Milówka, Rajcza, Rycerka Dolna, Rycerka Górna, Młada Hora, Ujsoły, which is 59 km long. These are two loops that start in Rajcza with sections of varying difficulty. The easier loop is the northern loop through Nieledwie and Milówka (23 km), and the southern loop is more difficult (through Rycerka and Ujsoły, 36 km). Where else can you go? – to the Habsburg Palace in Rajcza, surrounded by a historic park and gardens, – to the Stara Chałupa museum in Milówka, a wooden architecture house from 1739, – to the Koniaków Lace Centre and the Pastoral Centre, a museum of regional products in Koniaków, – to the Żywiec Brewery, the Brewery Museum, the Old Castle in Żywiec and the Żywiec Museum, – to Lake Żywiec and Lake Międzybrodzkie, – to the Zimnik Valley at the foot of the Skrzyczne massif, to walk along the nature and educational trail along one of the coldest streams in Poland (you can also visit the viewpoint on Skrzyczne), – to the Mosorczyk Waterfall in Zawoja or the waterfall in Sopotnia Wielka, – to Góra Żar, to experience a paragliding flight with a pilot in tandem, – to the Żywiec Park Ethnographic, – to watch spring and summer sheep grazing at Hala Barankowa. Quite nearby are ski slopes in Rajcza, Zwardoń, Istebna and in nearby Slovakia (Orava).