Giże: Hotels and Accommodation
In the wider regional surroundings of Giże are Szeska Góra, Tatarska Góra, and Lipowa Góra.
History
Giże was founded on 25 July 1553 as a rent-paying village under Chełmno law.
Local History
A school was established in Giże around 1740; in 1935, it had two teachers and 71 pupils. In addition, Giże had a stop on the narrow-gauge railway from 1911 onward.
Culture and Trails
An Evangelical cemetery in Giże is recorded under entry A-2905, dated 14 September 1989. Hiking routes are documented in the wider area of Olecki County and the counties of Ełk and Gołdap.
The same higher-level area also includes Dobki, Swietajno, Wronki, Szarejki, Jaski, Wilkasy, Nowy Młyn and Szwałk.
To the higher-level travel overview: Olecki.
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