Ozorzyce: Route 3, Chapel and Accommodation

Ozorzyce brings together practical route information and specific local points of interest to help you plan your trip. Route 3 Tyniec Mały–Żórawina–Tyniec Mały passes through the village; on ul. Krasińskiego you will also find a chapel and a house listed as a historic building. The grounds of the village community hall are another feature. For overnight stays, the “Zajazd Wiejski,” with guest rooms and a parking lot, is a practical option to consider. This lets you consider route planning, an interest in historic places, and the question of accommodation separately.

Routes and Route Information

Route 3 is a reference point for cyclists. A route description from 2001 runs from Ozorzyce toward Turów, crosses a motorway and a railway crossing, and then continues to Żórawina. Another route listing from the same year gives the route as Tyniec Mały–Żórawina–Tyniec Mały: it passes through Ozorzyce and is 63.5 km long in total. For current planning, check the latest route conditions, as the route information cited dates from 2001.

In the 2001 route description, Ozorzyce is listed at 26.0 km, with a stated time of 1:45 hours and an elevation of 138 m. These figures accompany the entry for the village; 63.5 km, by contrast, is the total length of the route. This distinction helps you tell the local listing apart from the full route without confusing the figures.

A route description published on 29 May 2025 runs from Żerniki Wrocławskie to Żórawina via Ozorzyce. Along the way, it mentions a former manor house and farm buildings dating from the early 20th century. This route is named differently from Route 3 Tyniec Mały–Żórawina–Tyniec Mały, and the buildings give it a distinct architectural focus.

Chapel and Historic Building

Masses for a good harvest in agriculture are traditionally held in late spring at the chapel on ul. Krasińskiego. If you are interested in attending, check the exact date in advance. The house at ul. Krasińskiego 3 is listed as a historic building in a municipal heritage register from 2016. The chapel and the house are on the same street, but represent different local points of interest: the chapel is associated with agricultural harvest traditions, while the house has historic-building status.

Grounds of the Village Community Hall

The grounds of the village community hall in Ozorzyce include a multi-purpose sports court, a playground, a small fitness area, a barbecue, and a gazebo. The sports court and fitness area provide opportunities for exercise; the playground, barbecue, and gazebo complement the other facilities on the same grounds. Thus, in addition to routes and buildings, the local description includes a specific set of sports and play facilities.

Accommodation and Food

The “Zajazd Wiejski” in Ozorzyce has a restaurant serving Old Polish cuisine, 12 overnight places in guest rooms, and a parking lot. The 12 places give you a clear idea of the guest rooms’ capacity; contact the property directly to ask about availability for your travel dates. If you plan to eat there, check the opening hours in advance.

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