Wonderful Log Home With A Balcony And Mountain Views

Overview of Dom Markowka Zakopane

Take a look inside the Dom Markowka Zakopane located within 5.5 km of Gubalowka Mountain and 6.6 km of Railway Station Zakopane, the cabin offers free WiFi and a garden. The beautifully crafted cabin features free private parking, and the holiday log home is in an area where guests can engage in activities such as hiking and skiing. The holiday home is fitted with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, bed linen, towels, a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, a dining area, a fully equipped kitchen, and a balcony with mountain views. The cabin has a terrace that is available for guests at the holiday home to use. Zakopane Aqua Park is just 7.2 km from Dom Markowka Zakopane, while Tatra National Park is 10 km away. The nearest airport is Poprad-Tatry Airport, 77 km from the log cabin accommodation.

Activities During Your Vacation Stay in Zakopane

During your vacation stay in Zakopane, there is plenty to see and do. Activities you might try include hiking in the Tatras. One place you might visit is Lake Morskie Oko, or the Eye of the Sea, which is the largest in the Tatras at 2,800 feet in length, and it will require a bus ride to the base of the trail. From there, it's about a two-hour walk through the area's impressive permaculture. The payoff is one of the most beautiful lakes in the world. The Rysy Mountain is the highest peak in Poland, sitting right on the border of Slovakia. The following are some of the other things to do during your vacation stay in Zakopane.

Venture Around the Tatras

Zakopane is an excellent base for hiking in the area. The town is nestled right next to the Tatra National Park and trails are abundant. Most trails are day-long hikes, during your vacation stay you might try a full day hike up to a peak, then a return to town to relax with a mulled wine in hand.

Zakopane-Style Architectural Design

Zakopane has its very own style of architectural design. You'll find buildings that are known to embrace the spirit of Podhale. Stanislaw Witkiewicz is known as the creator of the architectural style, having transformed the town in the late 1800s. The style is defined by wood rounded windows and detailed embellishments that can be seen on the homes throughout the city center.

Hiking in the Tatras

Hike in the Tatras. Lake Morskie Oko, or the Eye of the Sea, is the largest in the Tatras at 2,800 feet in length, and it will require a bus ride to the base of the trail. From there, it's about a two-hour walk through the area's impressive permaculture. The payoff is one of the most beautiful lakes in the world. The Rysy Mountain is the highest peak in Poland, sitting right on the border of Slovakia. The hiking trail up the mountain is difficult and can be steep at points, but it does not require any technical climbing and can be done by most outdoor enthusiasts. On a clear day, the mountain peak offers some of the best views encompassing the Tatras.