Local Life Szczyrk - PDF Guide

Transcription

1 Local Life Szczyrk - PDF Guide Quick intro This guide was generated automatically, using the latest information from You can print it or just stick it on your mobile device for offline access. We hope you will find it informative and helpful during your stay. Have fun! Go online Free iphone app! Get it here: Visit Free, fast and optimized for mobile Best rated restaurants in Szczyrk Gospoda Polska ul. Myśliwska 44 Dworek New Restaurant Żywiecka 193 Karczma Ciosana ul. Narciarska 10A Stara Karczma ul. Myśliwska 2 More on Most popular pubs & clubs in Szczyrk Alisa Music Club ul. Beskidzka 45 More on Best hotels in Szczyrk Willa Dolce Vita ul. Dębowa 24 Gronik ul. Grabowa 7 A Gosciniec Kaprys ul. Myśliwska 57 Gorska Legenda ul. Górska 62 Hotel Klimczok ul. Poziomkowa 20 Hotel Meta ul. Skośna 4 Maria 2 ul. Beskidzka 29 Pelo ul. Olimpijska 18 More on Essential services in Szczyrk

2 Szczyrkowski Ośrodek Narciarski ul. Narciarska 10 Informacja Turystyczna Szczyrk ul. Beskidzka 41 More on Need some culture? Beskidzka Art Gallery ul. Myśliwska 60 More on

3 Travel tips You can always count on Szczyrk Local Life to provide a handful of tips for all to-be Szczyrk explorers! Safety Szczyrk prides itself as a very calm and safe tourist destination, with low crime rate, though as always in a tourist resort, you need to mind for occassional pickpockets. Fraudsters offering non-existent lodging or services are scarce, but we always recommend you double-check what seems the deal of your lifetime; the best option is to make good use of the variety of Szczyrk Local Life website offers of accommodation and services. Emergencies Szczyrk oprates a full scope of public service, such as police, fire dept., and ambulance. The all-purpose 112 EU emergency no. is sometimes not as efficient as hoped, and the best way to get help is to remeber all-national Polish emergency numbers: nearest police station fire dept. - takes care of all emergencies reqiuring use of heavy duty equipment and life-saving skills such as climbing or operating on water nearest ambulance point or Mountain Rescue Service (GOPR) Hiking The area of Szczyrk is located at the foothill of Beskidy Mountains, so remember not to treat the weather conditions lightly. Even on the most warm, beautifula and sunny days you need to prepare for rapid cool-down, and even rain or snowfall. When going for longer hikes, always take supplies of food and water, and make sure those who stay put know where you're heading. Also, make sure your cell phone is properly charged and you have Mountain Rescue Service (GOPR) number on you. Renting equipment Whether you're renting skis, bike, or other sports equipment, apart from due retal fee you'll be asked to leave some personal identification document with the rentee. This is perfectly safe and widely accepted all over Poland, but if you feel uncomfortable with leaving your ID or passport, make sure you provide some document with your full name and photo. Getting around

4 On foot Szczyrk is a small town, so you can get everywhere on foot in no time. Majority of streets have safe pavements, so there's no need to dodge the traffic at the roadways. By bus If you get sore feet from walking, you can use public transport. Buses in Szczyrk are operated by the local government, and private companies, and the fares start at 3 zlotys. The timetables are displayed at the stops. By taxi If you need a guick lift, Szczyrk offers private taxi service. Taxi stands ar located in major points of the city, such as

5 the Market Square or the ski slopes, and the fares start from ca. 10 zlotys. Before you pick a car, though, make sure the registry no. is visible. By car The town's streets are quite narrow in Szczyrk, but they are well maintained, especially in winter. Szczyrk offers plenty of parking space, also by the ski slopes. By bike As a workout-loving city, Szczyrk appreciates bike transport with the extensive network of bike paths and trails, that will allow you to get anywhere in the city in no time, not to mention the neighbouring towns of Zywiec, Wisla and Brenna.