Gołęszyce Stronghold in Lubomia
Parking available
An early medieval Slavic stronghold in Lubomia, dating from the 7th-9th centuries, built by the Gołęszycy tribe. It features well-preserved double ramparts and moats, spanning about 4.5 hectares, and served as a local center of tribal power.

📜 Well-preserved early medieval Slavic stronghold in Lubomia. 🔍 Used from 8th to 9th century, possibly a tribal power center, featuring well-preserved earthworks, double ramparts and moats. # Why Go 🌳 Explore ancient ramparts and moats in a forest setting and enjoy a walk through a scenic forest. ⚔️ Discover archaeological finds like chainmail fragments and wooden structures. 🏛️ See a detailed model of the stronghold at Wodzisław Śląski museum. 📚 Learn about the history of the Gołęszycy tribe. # Tips 💡 Visit the museum in Wodzisław Śląski to see artifacts and a detailed model. 🗺️ Follow blue and black hiking trails to reach the site. 🚲 Accessible via Wodzisław County bike route 316 Y. # Hours 🕒 Open year-round. # 🅿️ Parking Free parking available at the forest edge.