Good Bye Lenin Zakopane
Housed in a historic regional-style building, the Good Bye Lenin Hostel Zakopane features free Wi-Fi and a common fully equipped kitchenette. The Tatra National Park is only 200 m away. All rooms at the Good Bye Lenin are furnished in traditional style and come with either private or shared bathroom facilities. Each room has lockers. Breakfast is served at the hostel dining room. Guests can enjoy tea and coffee free of charge 24 hours a day. A kitchen area comes with a microwave and a refrigerator. Front desk staff is available 24 hours a day and can provide tourist information. There is a common living room with comfortable leather sofas and a TV. Guests can relax on the sun terrace. Good Bye Lenin Hostel Zakopane is located one kilometre from the Nosal Ski Station.
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What to see in Zakopane
Zakopane (pronounced [Zako'panε]) is a city located in southern Poland, with approximately 28,000 inhabitants (2004). It belongs to the voivodate of the little Poland. The city, which is known as the Winter Capital of Poland, is located in the southern part of the Podhale region, at the foot of the Tatras mountains.
The oldest documents mentioning Zakopane date back to the seventeenth century, in which a forest clearing called Zakopisko is described. In 1676 it was a villa of 43 inhabitants. In 1824, along with a part of the Tatra Montes was sold to the Homola family. Its history below dates back to the development of mining and the metallurgical industry of the region and then to tourism. In recent years it has become an important tourist city due to the strong population growth it has faced.
It belongs, since 1999 to the voivodate of the little Poland; It was previously part of the Voivodia of Nowy Sacz between 1975 and 1998.
