Śladków Mały is the first agrotouristic village in Poland chosen and financed by the European Union. It is situated among forests and meadows in the Sanica River valley on Ponidzie, praised in picturesque stories by Adolf Dygasiński , a local writer. Śladków Mały is localized by the route Kielce - Tarnów near Chmielnik, whose urban arrangement dates from XVI - XIX centuries. It also houses a unique Jewish Synagogue from 1630` s. Śladków is 12 kilometers north of Busko - Zdrój, a famous health resort. Owing to a beautiful location, it is an ideal place for city city dweller to get back to nature. Numerous ponds (40 ha of water surface) full of fish, a beach with recreation equipment, and river where you can encounter even a crayfish attract anglers and bathe amateurs. The forests abound in mushrooms, blueberries, blackberries , wild strawberries and raspberries.

In a nearby Śladków Duży there are ruins of palace complex from about 1680 and a cottage with 12 monumental houses from 1900-1930 ` s. Three folk bands are active in the area , appearing not only in a two riding ones (15 km each). We offer you a possibility to take a carriage ride or ride a horse. For the seekers of life from before million years there are gravel rocks available where you can encounter some interesting fossils and shells. Another attraction are sources springing from a nearby river.