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Landscape and Character of the Village

When looking for a holiday apartment in Zimna Wódka, the landscape is the main focus. Zimna Wódka is located in the central-western part of the Ujazd Gmina on undulating terrain; extensive forest complexes stretch to the southwest. If this particular landscape feature matters to you, decide whether Zimna Wódka belongs on your list of destinations before looking for accommodation there.

Culture and Traditional Local History

Zimna Wódka maintains the Corpus Christi tradition of creating flower carpets; this tradition has been listed in the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity since 2021. If this particular feature matters to you, decide whether Zimna Wódka belongs on your list of destinations before looking for accommodation there.

Zimna Wódka has a wooden branch church dedicated to Saint Mary Magdalene, dating from 1748.

Zimna Wódka is documented as “Zymna Wodka” in the “Liber fundationis episcopatus Vratislaviensis” of 1295.

The village is documented in historical records as “Zimnowodca” for 1260 and as “Caldeborn” for 1376.

The central village church of Saint Mary Magdalene is a wooden Baroque church that was built in 1524 and rebuilt in 1748.

Routes and Route Connections

The Via Regia and the Raciborska Route share a point at the junction of Jaryszowska Street and Ujazdowska Street in Zimna Wódka; this is where the Raciborska Route begins.

A shared 400-metre section of the two routes leads to the Church of Saint Mary Magdalene.

The Via Regia and the Raciborska Way of Saint James meet in Zimna Wódka at the junction of Jaryszowska Street and Ujazdowska Street; this is where the Raciborska Way of Saint James begins.

A shared 400-metre section of the Via Regia and the Raciborska Way of Saint James leads to the Church of Saint Mary Magdalene.

Local Cuisine

A local women’s association in Zimna Wódka prepared foods such as szpajza, bombki z mleka, ule, biscuits and cakes for community gatherings.

The women’s association of Zimna Wódka documented the communal preparation of szpajza, bombki z mleka, ule, biscuits and cakes.

Further Destination Pages

For further orientation, you can compare or explore the page Strzelecki as well as Grodzisko, Żędowice, Strzelce Opolskie Municipality, Zawadzkie, Leśnica, Stubendorf, Jemielnica and Raschowa.

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