Mirów Castle
Zamek w Mirowie
A 14th-century castle ruin across the valley from Bobolice Castle. After reinforcement and restoration, visitors can climb the walls and towers for views.
Mirów Castle was founded in the 14th century on a towering limestone outcrop. After a long period of abandonment, its owner reinforced and restored it in recent years and opened it to visitors. Visitors can walk along the walls and towers to see the Polish Jura landscape and the Bobolice Castle opposite. The red trail of about 1.5 km between Mirów and Bobolice is the most popular section of the Eagle's Nests Trail, suitable for cycling or hiking. Both castles can be visited together on a half-day trip. Admission is inexpensive, and the castle has longer opening hours in summer.
Opening hours
~10:00–18:00 (seasonal)
Nearby sights
- Bobolice Castle
- Góra Zborów (Podlesice)
- Złoty Potok
- Ogrodzieniec Castle
- Sokole Góry Nature Reserve
- Olsztyn Castle
- Holy Family Archcathedral
- St. Sigismund's Church