Tylice, Lower Silesian Voivodeship

Tylice ( German: Thielitz ) is a village in the Polish part of Upper Lusatia in the Lower Silesian Voivodeship. The place belongs to the rural community of Zgorzelec (Polish: gmina wiejska Zgorzelec ) to. In February 2009, the city counted 545 inhabitants. The mayor called Bolesław Wysocki.

Geography

Tylice lies in the valley of the red water flowing meandering through the town. In the north of the village is the Winna Góra is located (German: Vineyard ). He is n.p.m. 231.6 m high. It rises so almost 30 meters above Rothwassertal, the tangent to the west elevation.

Through the village, the road of Zgorzelec (Görlitz -east) by Kunów ( Kuhna ).

History

Around 800 BC began on the vineyard with the construction of a castle with jumps and homes. Finds on the mountain plateau from 1930 suggest a kind of height fortress, which probably also had a watch-tower. From the tower you probably communicated with light signals to the adjacent fortifications, for example, on the country's crown.

The village was founded by turning and later colonized by Germans. Appeared in 1408 under the name Tylice Deelitz, 1414 and 1449 as Telitz as Telcz in the chronicles. In 1795, a knight received his small farm on the southern outskirts at Kuhna. The Knight family built it in the course of time to a considerable estate in the Frankish style. To greater awareness the village came by the natural pool Thielitzer mill and its half-timbered buildings. The mill was from the year 1680, but burned down in 1927 to the foundation walls. The Görlitz Albert Schubert built in 1929, a new guest house - the restaurant to Thielitzer mill. In 1931 a beach with large, round garden. The restaurant and bathroom were once a popular destination for the Görlitz population. After the end of the Second World War, the areas were east of the Lusatian Neisse river in Poland. After 1945, several rise flats on the road to Zgorzelec in bricks.

After the turn of the millennium, the old inn was renovated and opened again. During the same period also was the first time a church in the place. It serves the Catholic community and is part of the Parish (Polish: Matka Boza Parafia Łaskawa ) from the neighboring district of Zgorzelec Ujazd (Görlitz - Moys ).