Cherkasy

Czernichów is a picturesque municipality situated on the banks of the Vistula River, surrounded by limestone hills and forests, and part of the "Jurassic Ring," making it an attractive tourist destination. Within the municipality, there are two Jurassic landscape parks: Rudniański and Bielańsko-Tyniecki, as well as the "Kajasówka" inanimate nature reserve. The area also boasts valuable religious architectural monuments, such as the 15th-century Holy Trinity Church, which impresses with its Baroque decor and monumental structure. The Rosary Chapel is also worth seeing; despite damage, it remains an interesting example of Baroque architecture. The municipality is also a venue for cultural events, such as the National Kayaking Rally, which has become a permanent fixture in the local event calendar. The manor-park complexes, including those in Rybna and Wołowice, are also intriguing, offering a glimpse into the history of the local aristocracy and an agricultural school operating since 1860. Chełm Hill, as a unique geographical area, attracts nature lovers with its diverse vegetation and beautiful views. The municipality also offers well-developed tourist trails for hiking and cycling, while the Vistula provides opportunities for kayaking and fishing. Czernichów has been dynamically developing since the 19th century, introducing innovations in rural cooperation and savings-and-loan institutions. Today, the municipality is a place where history intertwines with culture and nature, making it attractive both to tourists and residents.