Historic sites
a Renaissance fortified manor from the 15th century, rebuilt after the fire of 1870 and now a hotel
Churches and monasteries
Lutheran parish church, a former chapel of the deaconess sisters from 1960
Cemeteries and monuments
a cemetery from 1925 with a section for the Eben-Ezer deaconesses, divided by an avenue into Lutheran and Catholic parts
Things to do in Dzięgielów: a Renaissance castle near Goleszów, the Eben-Ezer church and a cemetery with a deaconess quarter in Cieszyn Silesia.
Dzięgielów lies near Goleszów, on the Dzięgielówka stream. Its three places are tied to a former fortified manor and to a Lutheran deaconess centre.
The castle at Zamkowa 38 is a Renaissance fortified manor with Gothic parts. The original four-sided building with a tower was raised in the late 15th century by Jan Czelo of Czechowice, a courtier of the Duke of Cieszyn. Its history has included a brewery, foresters' flats and a village community hall, and today it is a hotel, so the castle is viewed from the outside.
The “Eben-Ezer” Church is a Lutheran church, a former chapel of the deaconess sisters, consecrated on 3 July 1960. Since 1 September 2005 it has been a parish church. Nearby, on Cieszyńska street, lies the municipal cemetery founded in 1925 as a Protestant one. An avenue divides it into a Protestant and a Catholic part, and in a separate plot rest deaconesses of the Eben-Ezer Deaconry.
Yes, it houses a hotel.
The municipal cemetery on Cieszyńska street is managed by the Goleszów municipality.
