Things To Do
in Głubczyce

The heart of the town's culinary scene, the market square hosts an array of stalls offering fresh fruits, vegetables, artisanal cheeses, and homemade pastries. Don't miss the chance to try local specialties like 'oscypek' (smoked cheese) and 'obwarzanek' (Polish pretzel).

Throughout the year, Głubczyce hosts street food festivals celebrating a myriad of flavors. Indulge in a wide selection of dishes including grilled meats, sweet crepes, and regional desserts.

In Głubczyce, as in much of Poland, tipping is not mandatory but is appreciated. It is common practice to round up the bill in restaurants or leave a tip of around 10%. In bars, leaving small change is typical. Service is generally included in the bill; however, if the service was exceptional, customers may choose to give a larger tip.

Payment methods in Głubczyce include cash and card transactions. Many establishments accept credit and debit cards, with contactless payments becoming increasingly popular. ATMs are readily available for cash withdrawals. It is advisable for visitors to carry some cash, especially for small purchases or in local markets, where card acceptance may be limited.

Spring (March to May) is a lovely time to visit Głubczyce as the weather starts to warm up. Expect mild temperatures, blooming flowers, and a vibrant atmosphere. It’s an excellent time for outdoor activities and exploring the local parks and gardens.

Summer (June to August) brings warm temperatures and longer daylight hours. This is the peak tourist season, ideal for festivals and outdoor events. Visitors can enjoy local cuisine at outdoor cafes, as well as various cultural activities hosted in the town.

Autumn (September to November) is characterized by cool temperatures and beautiful fall colors. This season is perfect for those who enjoy hiking and nature walks. Expect harvest festivals and a quieter atmosphere as the tourist crowds begin to thin out.

Winter (December to February) in Głubczyce can be cold, with occasional snowfall. While the temperatures are low, the charm of the town during this season includes Christmas markets and winter sports nearby. Expect a cozy environment perfect for enjoying warm local dishes.

The largest airport near Głubczyce, located approximately 60 km to the southwest. It serves numerous international and domestic flights.

About 100 km to the northwest of Głubczyce, this airport offers a variety of international flight options.

While primarily a smaller airport, it is located approximately 40 km to the northwest and serves various general aviation and charter flights.

Located about 130 km to the south in the Czech Republic, it provides international flights and is another nearby option.

The predominant ethnic group in Głubczyce, making up the majority of the population.

A cultural and ethnic group native to the Silesia region, some individuals identify as Silesians in Głubczyce.

A demographic group present in Głubczyce, reflecting the area's history and geographic proximity to Germany.

Includes small groups from various backgrounds, contributing to the multicultural aspect of the town.

Most restaurants and cafes in Głubczyce offer vegetarian choices such as pierogi with cheese or potato filling, vegetable soups, and salads. Vegan options like grilled vegetables and plant-based pierogi are also becoming more prevalent.

While dedicated gluten-free eateries are limited, many places accommodate gluten-free requirements upon request. Polenta dishes, grilled meats, and fish served with vegetables are some safe and flavorful choices.