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The Church of St. Nicholas is an interesting example. Its origins date back to the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries. It took on its current form after reconstruction in 1912-1914.

The place has become a bit ugly, I think there are a few missing elements as of August 27, 2025

◼️Watch out for concrete boundary stones, they are usually in the middle of the route ;)

Beautiful shrine at a road/path intersection

Somewhat hidden in the middle of the forest is this beautiful shrine

No train has been running here for a long time, the tracks still exist at this point

St. Nicholas Parish was first mentioned in the list of papal tithes from 1325–1327. The first church was probably wooden. The brick building mentioned by Jan Długosz was most likely built in the first half of the 15th century.

In the area of the town of Zagórze (Babice commune) there is the Bukowica nature reserve. It includes a picturesque hill, built of Triassic limestone, in the western part of Garb Tenczyński. The reserve is to protect a fragment of the Carpathian beech forest with old beech trees and the local landscape. Among others, the following grow in the undergrowth: Daphne mezereum, lily of the valley, sweet woodruff. The reserve's attraction is a several-meter-long outcrop - a rock wall made of Triassic limestone, in which numerous openings of small caves are visible. There is also a spring here. Local legends tell about the taste and health properties of the local water. According to one of them, a golden duck swims to the spring through an underground corridor from the castle in Lipowiec. King Jan III Sobieski and his army stopped here several hundred years ago on his way to Vienna. The braver ones tell stories about how the miraculous water from the Zagorze spring later contributed to the victory over the Turks. source of text and photo taken from this website https://visitmalopolska.pl/obiekt/-/poi/zrodlo-w-rezerwacie-bukowica-w-zagorzu