podkarpackie province - the greatest tourist attractions

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The Republic of Poland

Position, borders. The Republic of Poland is lo-

ated in Eastern Europe, from the west borders

ith Germany, from the south with the Czech Re-

ublic and Slovakia, from the east with Lithuania,

Byelorus, Ukraine, and the northern border is the

Baltic Sea and Russia (the Kaliningrad Oblast).

err tory, popu at on, anguage.Within the terri-ory of 3,127,000 square kilometers live over 38

illion people. The official language is Polish.

ational emblem and national colours. The

Polish emblem is a white eagle with a gold crown

n a red background, and the national flag is

hite and red.

he capital, cities and the administrative divi-

sion.The capital of Poland is Warsaw. The big-

gest cities are: d, Krakw, Wrocaw, Pozna

nd Gdask. Poland is divided into 16 provinces.

rea configuration, nature.Poland is a country

f diversified sculptured surface. The greater

art of the country are the lowlands, mainly in the

orth by the coast and central part. Wide, sandy

eaches are to be found on the Baltic Sea coast.

Thousands of lakes are hidden in the north and

est parts of our country, on the Pomorskie, Ma-

urskie and Wielkopolskie lake districts, among

icturesque hills and beautiful forests. In the

south you fill find uplands and the Sudet and

Carpathian Mountain chains. Characteristic for

Polish nature are also primeval forests , a denseiver network and rich flora and fauna. National

arks and landscape parks were set up in the

ost beautiful areas of Poland.

Climate.The climate in Poland is temperate.

The Subcarpathian Province(Podkarpackie Province)

This province is situated in the south-east part of

Poland. Within reach of the province are the Car-athian Foothills and the Sandomierska Basin.

ithin the territory of 17,890 square kilometers

ive 2.1 million people. The province is divided

nto 21 districts.

The capital of the Subcarpathian Province is

Rzeszw, which is inhabited by 167,000 people.

Other big cities of the province are Stalowa Wola,

Przemyl, Mielec, Krosno and Tarnobrzeg.

ithin the province two national parks are lo-

ated - Bieszczadzki and Magurski. Bieszczadzki

ational Park became part of the World Bio-

sphere Reserve UNESCO Karpaty Wschodnie

stablished in 1992 due to its outstanding natu-

al beauty. 10 landscape parks, about 100 nature

eserves ,17 areas of protected landscape and

bout 1,500 sites of natural beauty were set up

ithin the territory of the province in order to

rotect the plants and animals.

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WelcomeT e impression t at Po arpacie an scapes ma e on visitors to t is area

cannot be compared to any others. Not surprisingly, it is considered to be

one of the most spectacular, though still least known, parts of Europe.T e patc wor o en ess e s an orests o t e San omiers a Basin,

rolling Bieszczady mountain pastures and Beskid Niski hills, Cikowickie

Dynowskie, Strzyowskie Przemyskie foot-hills, the eminences of Roz-

ocze, and finally the valleys of the biggest rivers in the south-east of Po-

and, such as Wisa, San, Wisok and Wisoka. The advantages of natural

and unique landscapes, numerous historic monuments, towns of consid-

era e size an antiquity suc as Przemy , Sano , Jaros aw an Krosno

as well as traditional Polish hospitality of the inhabitants attract great

numbers of not only Polish but also foreign visitors. This is a paradise

for tourists.In summer one can visit the region taking advantage of well-marked

routes for walkers, horse-riders, bikers and cars. Water sports lovers

can go sailing on the Soliskie Lake or try caneoing down the San river.

Those who prefer sky adventures will find a convenient place for hang-

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Rzeszw

Rzeszwis a city with a population of 163,000 and over 650 yearsof history a place that is undoubtedly worth visiting and exploring.It is the capital of the Podkarpackie Province and is located on bothbanks of the Wisok river, on the border of the Sandomierska Ba-sin and the Carpathian Foothills (210-215 metres above sea level).Rzeszw stands at the crossroads of many important road, rail andair transport routes. The urban structure of the city centre distinctlyreflects the history of Rzeszw. The oldest buildings and historicalreminders, focused mainly in the area of Rzeszws Old Town dateback to the 15th and 16th centuries. However, the majority of themare from the 17th to 20th centuries. These are houses and burgherhouses, churches, monasteries, fortified castles, palaces and subur-ban manor-houses, synagogues and public utility buildings from the

end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th centuries. At present,the city is the biggest centre of industry, trade, services, academic andcultural life as well as the seat of the diocese authorities. It stretchesover an area of nearly 86 square kilometres. It is one of the twelvemembers of the Polish Metropolises Union, as well as the exclusiveEuroCities Association. Furthermore, it was the winner of TheFair-Play Municipalities competition in the years 2004, 2005, 2006. The Lubomirski family castle- at the end of the 16th and startof the 17th centuries Mikoaj S. Ligza commenced the buildingof a fortified mansion. The next owners, the Lubomirski family,

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altered the outlook of the castle. They added fortifications, built amoat and a bascule bridge (the present outlook of the castle derivesfrom the 19th and 20th centuries). In the nearby castle gardens asummer palace was erected at the end of the 17th and the beginningof the 18th centuries. The late-Baroque Lubomirski building hassurvived virtually intact until now.In the 3-Maja Street, then the Lords quarter, so called Paniaga,there used to be a Priarist monastery and dense building of burgherhouses, a neighbouring parish church, the complex of The Ber-nardine monastery and a garrison church. The street constituted acommunication route to the castle and the Summer Palace of theLubomirski family.The former Priarist convent , is a late-Renaissance complex of

bulidings, and consists of the college (at present the comprehensivesecondary school named after stanisaw Konarski), the church andthe monastery (now the Regional Museum . The interior of thechurch is designed in Rococo style. In the presbyte the church is de-signed in e comprehensive secondary school named after stanisawKonarski) seat of diocese authory there are the grave slabs of theLubomirski familyRzeszws Old Town, the oldest part of the city embracing theMarket Square, the City Hall, a historic well and adjacent streets was constructed in the period of the citys foundation .It is thethe place where fairs and markets were held, and was the centre ofbusiness and social life. Around the Square and the City Hall, hous-es, inns and road houses were built, and beneath them dungeonsand cellars were dug for household and defence purposes. In 2001,the 213-metre Underground Tourist Route was made available,

including 34 cellars located at different levels( the deepest cellar is9.58 metres in depth).e ara c urc the oldest church in Rzeszw was originally

surrounded by walls and was a part of the citys defence system. Inthe 18th century it was thoroughly reconstructed; a detached belfrywas built. Late-Renaissance grave slabs of the Rzeszowski familyremained in the presbytery and the interior was given Baroque andRococo styles.The Bernardine monastery defence complex late-Reneis-sance building with Baroque elements. The walls are covered withRococo polychromy from apporoximately the 18th century. Sepul-chral monuments of the Ligza family attract visitors attention inthe presbytery. It is one of the most valuable monuments of thesacral art in Rzeszw.

he Underground Route and the Museum of History of the Cit5-064 Rzeszw, Rynek 12, phone number 017 875 41 98

www.muzeum.rzeszow.pl, www.erzeszow.pl

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Przemyl

1000-year-old rzemy is one of the oldest Polish cities. The to-ken of rememberance from the first Piast family members are relicsof the rotunda and the antique castle on the castle hill. In the 14thcentury King Kazimierz the Great built a Gothic castle here . Themonument, reconstructed several times, still overlooks the San Val-ley and the entire city. At the foot of the castle hill King WadysawJagieo founded a cathedral, which after the 18th century recon-struction joined the elements of Gothic and Baroque architecture.Below the cathedral a unique inclined market is located with threefrontages preserved until the present day . Burgher houses withorigins from the 16th century witnessed the golden age of Przemyl,which at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries was one of thegreatest and richest cities in Poland. Impressive Franciscan, Jesuit,Carmelite and Reformist churches bear witness to these times.There are hundreds of historic buildings. One can admire the pano-rama of the exquisite Przemyl Old Town from Ziesienie and Win-na Gra hills overlooking the city, as well as from a tall clock tower,which is the home to an exceptional museum of bells and pipes.In the second half of the 19th century, on the hills around the city,Austrians built one of the biggest fortresses on the old continent,and several hundred buildings were erected in the city, including ArtNouveau burgher houses as outstanding as those in Vienna, Cracowor Lvov. Przemyl gained publicity throughout Europe during thefirst World War, when the citys fortress, called The Gateway ofHungary, was beleaguered for months by the Russian army. Theruins of formidable forts, which in different conditions survivedthree sieges, are a magnet attracting many tourists today. Przemyl

is also a perfect base of attack for The Przemyskie and Dynowskiefoot-hills, Bieszczady Mountains, Lvov and the Borderland area.The city is a starting point for tourist routes to Sanok, Dynw, vari-ous walking routes, and in its neighbourhood there is a walkingroute to Ustrzyki Dolne and the fortress route. The land of Przemylis famous for its abundance of marvellous landscapes and historicbuildings. The old town of Krasiczyn is located nearby with an im-pressive castle, often referred to as the gem of Polish Rennaissancearchitecture, and over picturesque hills 42 calvary chapels are scat-tered in the neighbourhood of a well-known monastery complex- The Sanctuary of the Passion and the Holy Holy Virgin.In winter, tourists are attracted by the ski slope with a chair-lift,downhill skiing routes and all the necessary infrastructure.

our st n ormat on entre: - rzemy , ynep one e-ma : o t parr.p www.przemys .p

our st n ormat on o nt : , aygarta ,te .

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Krosno

Krosnois one of the oldest cities of the Subcarpathian region, found-ed by Kazimierz the Great in the middle of the 14th century. In thetimes of prosperity it was called Parva Cracovia. Famous once fortrading in Hungarian wines, then the cradle of the paraffin oil indus-try, Krosno today takes pride in producing ornate and usable glass.The city centre consists of a picturesque Market Square surroundedby historic burgher houses. Some of them have preserved their char-acteristic arcades, creating a unique atmosphere of the city. Mostof the burgher houses have cellars in which wine is stored. Amongthem, particularly remarkable is Wjtowska Burgher House fromthe 15th century. Nearby the Franciscan monastery complex of TheOwicimw Chapel is situated the gem of Polish Baroque. The

Fara basilica from the second half of the 14th century, rebuilt in the16th and 17th centuries possesses one of the best preserved sacralinteriors in the south-east of Poland. The most precious element ofthe basilica is the collection of Passions from around 1420. Near thechurch stands a belfry tower with one of the biggest bells in Poland.Today the characteristic tower remains the hallmark of the city.The best known exhibition of the Podkarpackie Museum is the his-tory of lighting with the greatest collection in Europe of paraffin oillamps. The exhibition is enriched by fragments of interiors fromthe turn of the19th and 20th centuries and reminders of Ignacyukasiewicz. The Museum of craftsmanship gathers craftsmensdocuments and as well as usable handicraft goods and tools fromthe region of former Galicia. The exhibits are displayed in a theform of mini workrooms. The museum is located in the building ofthe former First National Manufacturer Of Tower Clocks.The mountain ballooning competition is one of the most spectacu-lar events in Krosno. Every year, at the beginning of May, the skyover the city is covered by a mosaic of multi-coloured balloons.The competition is accompanied by numerous concerts and nightballoon shows.Karpackie Klimaty (Carpathian Climates) is an event that refersto the old tradition of trading in Hungarian wine. For several daysin August, Krosno is converted into a Hungarian town. Hungarianculture is presented together with wine tasting.

u ture an our st n ormat on o nt:- rosno, yne , p one , www. rosno.p

Museum of Podkarpackie Region38-400 Krosno, Pisudskiego 16, phone 013 432 13 76www.muzeum.krosno.pl

useum o ra tsmans p- rosno, su s ego , p one

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An exeptional attraction of Przeworsk is the Gothic Fara churchfrom the 15th century, surrounded by defence walls. The chapel ofChrists Grave identical to the one in Jerusalem was added at the

turn of the 17th and 18th centuries. Other attractions worth see-ing are the Bernardine monastery complex from the 15th centuryand the palace and park complex of the Lubomirski family from1799 to 1807. Pogrzanin, is a narrow-gauge excursion railway,which runs through the longest tunnel in Europe (602 metres) It isa very popular regional tourist attraction and is open from springto autumn.

Jarosaw

Leajsk

Jarosaw obtained its civic rights as early as in 1322. It was a privatetown of many famous Polish families. Located at the crossroads ofmerchant routes, it grew richer, as a trade centre of European impor-

tance. In the old part of the town, the medieval urban structure hasbeen preserved, with a wide market square surrounded by burgherhouses and the City Hall in the middle. There is now a museum inthe late Renaissance burgher house of outstanding beauty fromthe turn of the 16th and 17th centuries, which was once owned bythe Orsetti family. A characteristic feature of Jarosaws burgherhouses are spacious entrance-halls, roofed yards and vaulted cel-lars on several levels.

Leajsk takes pride in being one of the greatest historic buildingsof the region. It is a late-Renaissance Bernardine basilica which isfamous for its graceful and miraculous painting of Our Lady andthe Holy Child, called the Madonna of Leajsk ,as well as the Ba-roque organ, the oldest in Poland and one of the biggest in Europe.The church, founded in 1610 by ukasz Opaliski, Starost of theLeajsk District, is nowadays the greatest Virgin Mary sanctuary inthe region. The miraculous painting is not the only destination formass pilgrimages to Leajsk though. Multitudes of orthodox Jewsfrom the whole world over are attracted by the Jewish cemeterywith the grave of Caddik Elimelech Weinsblum, one of the greatestmembers of the hassid movement.

rzeworsk

useum urg er ouse o t e rsett am y, - aros aw, ynep one , www. aros aw.p

Euroregional Tourist Information Centre- rzewors , yne , p one

e-ma : ec t przewors .org, www.ec t.przewors .org

Tourist Information Centre: 37-300 Leajsk, Rynek 1phone 017 240 18 18e-mail: [email protected], www.lezajsk.um.gov.pl


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Sanok

Sanok is a picturesquely situated city on the San river at the footof the Sonne Mountains and Bukowskie foot-hills. There was afortified city in this place as early as the 10th century. The city

possesses substantial historic assets. It preserved its medieval ur-ban arrangement including the Renaissance Royal Castle from thebeginning of the 16th century. There is the Museum of History inthe castle at present, which offers one of the greatest collections inPoland of icons as well as canvases of authors painted by ZdzisawBeksiski, a famous painter, who was born in Sanok. The Museumof Folk Building, situated in the immediate neighbourhood of theSan river is a well-known tourist attraction. The Skansen Museumis one of the most frequently visited museums in this part of Po-land. There are numerous walking and cycling routes in the area,marked tourist routes, amongst others, the Szwejks Route. Visitors

enjoy sitting and taking photographs on the famous bench withSzwejk. A great number of sports facilities, such as artificial high-speed track, artificial ice-rink, a complex of swimming pools, two

sports stadiums and nearby ski-lift in Karlikowo all invite touriststo spend time here. Periodic festivals such as the festival of vocalmusic named in honour of Adam Didur and Na Pograniczach (Onthe Borderland) festival of folk culture, as well as various fairs at-tract visitors to this place.

Stalowa Wola is one of the youngest cities in Poland . Buildingstarted in 1937 within the framework of The Central Industry Areaproject. Today Stalowa Wola is the second city in the province asfar as the number of inhabitants is concerned. In Rozwadw, adistrict of Stalowa Wola, some places worth visiting include theRegional Museum, located in the former residency of the Lubomir-ski family, erected in 1786, or the Capuchin church and monasteryfrom the 18th century, parish church from 1898-1907, temple fromthe 19th century, the former Market Square and two historic innsfrom 18th and 19th centuries.

The palace and park complex of the Tarnowski family in Dzikwincludes a castle from the 16th century, a garden pavilion, a ridingschool, a coach-house, castle kitchens, a power station and a land-scape park. From the 19th century, world-famous collections of Ti-tans, Van Dycks and Rembrandts paintings were stored here, aswell as a wide range of European luminariesmanuscripts, such asthe manuscript of Pan Tadeusz. After the fire of 1927, the castlewas rebuilt according to early Baroque style. Inside the castle in thelibrary, furniture decorated with steel engravings was preserved.The palace is surrounded by a romantic landscape park.

Stalowa Wola - Rozwadw

our st n ormat on entre, - ano , ynep one , e-ma : c tsano um.sano .p , www.sano .p

useum o story, - ano , am owa , te .e-ma : muzeum muzeum.sano .p , www.muzeum.sano .p

eg ona useum - ta owa o a - ozwa wan om ers a , p one-mail: [email protected] www.muzeum.stalowawola.pl

ranc ar opo- arno rzeg, ysp a s ego , p one

e-mail: [email protected] www.tarnobrzeg.pttk.pl


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Bieszczadzki National Park

Bieszczadzki National Park stretches over an area of 29,200 hec-tares and is one of the biggest in Poland. The wildlife of the Parkis extremely rich. There are many species of rare plants, big mam-mals, such as aurochs, bears, stags, wolves, lynxes, wildcats, bigbirds of prey golden eagles, columbines etc. A special attractionfor tourists are wide, mountainous grass meadows of subalpine for-ests, situated over 1150 metres above sea level, called pooniny(mountain pastures).

Bieszczadzka Forest Railway is another exciting attraction of theBieszczady mountains. It was established at the end of the 19thcentury. In the past it was used for transporting timber, at present,it carries tourists. It is managed by Bieszczadzka Forest RailwayFoundation in Cisna-Majdan, which ensures the running of trainson the routes from Cisna-Majdan to Przysup, from Cisna-Majdanto Wola Michowa and from Cisna Majdan to Balnica. The trainruns during the holiday period. The trips are accompanied by ad-ditional attractions, such as bandits hold-ups and many others.

The vast majority of the Bieszczady mountains embraces areasprotected by law, namely Bieszczadzki National Park, the San Val-ley Landscape Park and Ciniasko-Wetliski Landscape Park.In 1992, when this exceptionally picturesque place charmed withthe beauty of mountainous landscapes was discovered by the in-ternational public, The International Biosphere Reserve EasternCarpathians was established, and placed on the UNESCO WorldCultural and Natural Heritage List.

Bieszczady mountains have been attracting tourists like a magnetfor years. There is a dense network of marked routes for walkers,horse-riders and cyclists. There are several hundred agrotouristicfarms where the hosts offer not only accomodation, but also thepossibility of exploring country life, home cuisine and local cus-toms. On many farms one can go horse-riding, play tennis or renta bicycle.

our st n ormat on entre - sna , p one-ma : n ormac a c sna.p , www.c sna.pourist Information Centre 38-713 Lutowiska 14, phone 013 461 00 13

www. utow s a.p

Bieszczadzki National Park, 38-714 Ustrzyki Grne 19p one , www. pn.p

grotour st c ssoc at onalician Guesthouses Bieszczady8-600 Lesko, Plac Puaskiego 1, phone 013 469 72 66

www.bieszczady.podkarpackie.pl

e ce o eszcza z a orest a way n sna- a an38-607 Cisna, phone 013 468 63 35, phone 0608 413-993www.cisna.pl


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agurski National Park

Beskid Niski makes up the lowest mountain chain of The PolishCarpathians. Its highest peak is Lackowa (997 metres above sealevel). The mountains here are usually low and easy, with longribs, flattened tablelands and domed summits. The precious natureof Beskid Niski is under legal protection. Magurski National Parkstretches over an area of approximately 19,300 square kilometres.Located in the heart of Beskid Niski, the Park encompasses theland from a sweeping range of Magura Wtkowska, the Kamiemassif and adjacent borderline range spreading from the springsof the Wisoka river to the Baranie peak. The Park protects, amongothers, fragments of Carpathian woods with ancient beech andfir forests as well as refuges of big birds of prey and predatorymammals. It is a natural habitat for around 200 species under strict

specific protection, such as Lesser Spotted Eagle, the symbol ofthe Park. Furthermore, the Park area comprises of the rock reserveKornuty and the natural phenomenon Diabli Kamie (the DevilsStone). In Krempna there is the Museum of Nature. Beskid Niskiis an excellent place for horse-riding and cycling tourism. Otherattractions that arouse a lot of interest range from Lemkos HorseRides, driving and lassoing big herds of cattle to riding young stal-lions and many others.

agurs at ona ar , - rempnap one - - , e-ma : magurs pn pro.onet.p .Tourist Information Centre, 38-450 Dukla, Trakt Wgierski 26a

p one , e-ma : t t u a.p , www. u a.poca our st rgan sat on es s - , yne

phone 013 432 77 07, www.beskidniski.org.pl


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acut

Krasiczyn

Stanisaw Lubomirski, one of the most influencial Polish magnatesof the times, commenced the building of the castle in acut in theyears 1629-1641. He surrounded the building with deep moats and

fortifications with bastions on the corners. Created in this way thepalazzo in fortezza successfully resisted the Swedish invasion of1655 and Rakoczys army attack of 1657. At the turn of the 18thand 19th centuries the castle was converted into a magnates man-sion and functioned as a palace. The interior was decorated withstuccowork, paintings and sculptures. The park was extended andan orangery was built here. After the war one of the richest and mostoutstanding interior museums was created here. The palace com-plex is surrounded by an antique, picturesque park arranged in theEnglish style. In the buildings of the Stable and the Coach house,

one can admire the collection of horse-drawn vehicles, which is thebiggest in Poland and one of the biggest in Europe. acut Castle isfrequently the centre of many cultural, scientific and social events,

often of international importance. Every year Festivals of ClassicalMusic are organised here.

Krasiczyn, a town situated not far away from Przemyl, is well-know above all for its castle and palace complex, which is oneof the most precious Renaissance historic monuments in Poland.Built in the shape of an irregular quadrangle, the castle possessesfour cylindrycal turrets in the corners. The bastian type castle, builtof stone, was erected around 1580 by Stanisaw Krasicki in theplace of the former stronghold, made of wood and earth. The re-construction of the castle at the turn of the 16th and 17th centu-ries transferred it into an impressive mansion. An exquisite palace

park full of peculiar trees, shrubs and plants lies near the castle.

In Krasiczyns interiors there is an exclusive hotel, restaurant andwine-vault. Crowds of tourists are attracted to Krasiczyn in orderto take part in many exciting events. The most prominent Europeanmusicians perform concerts on the castle court. Knights shows,feasts, festivals as well as painting and photography exhibitions areorganised here.

useum- ast e - a cut, am owap one , e-ma : muzeum zame - ancut.pwww.zamek-lancut.pl

Castle and Palace Complex 37-741 Krasiczynphone 016 671 83 21, www.krasiczyn.com.pl


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Baranw Sandomierski

SieniawaNarol

The Castle in Baranw is regarded as being amongst the mostvalued historic monuments of Renaissance architecture. It is com-monly referred to as the Small Wawel. Built at the end of the

16th century, the castle was constructed in the shape of a rectanglewith four round turrets in the corners and a round tower in the cen-tre of the front elevation, which contains the main entrance gate.The inner court is surrounded by three residential extensions, andthe fourth side comprises the screen wall surmounted with a late-Renaissance attic. There are cloisters in the screen wall and twoflanked extensions. The dense mass of of the castle is vivified byfour cupolas crowning the angle turrets and a sophisticated attic onthe front elevation. King Stefan Batory was a frequent visitor here,and in the period between the 16th and the 19th centuries, Baranw

played a significant role in the Reformation. The Lubomirski fam-ily rebuilt the castle, assigning the task to Tylman of Gameren, oneof the most famous European architects. At present, the castles at-

tractions include the Museum of Interiors, a hotel and a restaurant.Numerous events are held here, such as feasts, musical nights, andoutdoor picnics.

In Narol, in the heart of picturesque Roztocze, a palace was erectedin the second half of the 18th century, by the o family. It is oneof the loveliest late-Baroque mansions in Poland. The Palace wasbuilt in a horse-shoe arrangement with an Italian garden, pavilionsand arcades. It was destroyed during the Second World War. ThePro Academia Narolese Foundation have undertaken the effort torestore the place. The Foundation organises periodic artistic events,such as Cesarsko-krlewski Jarmark Galicyjski (the Emperors-Royal Galician Fair), classical music concerts, plein-air painting

and photography.

The jewel of Sieniawa is a magninficent Baroque palace erected bythe Sieniawski family before 1709, and rebuilt by the Czartoryskifamily in the years 1727-1740. The mansion is surrounded by awide-spread forest. In the 18th and 19th centuries it was one ofthe most significant cultural centres in Poland. The visitors to thisplace were, among others, Tadeusz Kociuszko and Tsar AlexanderI. At present there is a hotel in the palace, in which the old, aristo-cratic atmosphere has been preserved.

a ace an ar omp ex - aran w an om ersam owa , p one ,

e-ma : ote .zam owy aranow.arp.com.p www. aranow.com.p

a ace an ar omp ex - aro , a acowa-ma : naro ree.ngo.p www.naro . ree.ngo.p

en owa a ace, - en awa, o c uszp one , e-ma : pa ac s en awa.netwww.s en awa.net


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Kamieniec Lesko

Jasionka

A 19th century manor house Ostoya, also called Jasionowski issituated 10 kilometers to the North of Rzeszow in Jasionka, in themiddle of a 5-hectare landscape park. The historic manor housewas repeatedly rebuilt and thoroughly renovated in recent years.Now it performs hotel, gastronomic and recreation functions.

The ruins of Kamieniec knights castle are situated on the hill over-looking the Valley of the Wisok river. From the 14th century thecastle was the property of the Kamieniecki house. Later it was ex-

tended, and as a result of property divisions it was frequently thehome of two families, often in the state of conflict. These conflictsbecame the inspiration for Aleksander Fredro to write his famousZemsta. Since the end of the 19th century, the former fortress hasonly remained as a romantic, legendary attraction often visited bytourists. Presently there is a private museum in this place. In theneighbourhood one can admire the rock reverve Przdki.

On the peak of a steep mountain situated on the right bank of theSan river, the ruins of Sobie castle from the second half of the14th century can be seen. The castle was owned by the wealthy

chivalry house of Kmita. Then the Kmita family moved their abodeto Lesko, where Piotr Kmita erected a castle in the 16th century,which was subsequently extended by the Stadnicki family. Nowa-days there is a guest house in Lesko Castle.

The Institute of Physiography and Arboretum in Bolestraszyce islocated on the area of the Michaowski familys palace and park . Itis one of the most valuable buildings of this kind in Poland. Thereare over 3,800 species of plants, 120 species of vertebrates, andnearly 40 species of birds nesting in this place. The plant colectionencompasses dendrological, pomological sections, the sections ofaquatic, marsh-plants, plants which are endangered and those indanger of extinction, ericaceous and greenhouse plants. There is apermanent exhibition of sculptures and wicker articles.

Bolestraszyce

e un c pa ty ce - orczynaRynek 14, e-mail: [email protected] www.korczyna.info

uest ouse ame , - es o, su s egophone 013 469 62 68, e-mail: [email protected], www.zamek.gat.pl

r oretum an e nst tute o ys ograp y n o estraszyce near rzemy- rzemy , p one

-ma : ar oretum poczta.onet.p www. o estraszyce.com

anor ouse stoya, as on a near zeszowp one , e-ma : wor ostoya.rzeszow.pwww.ostoya.rzeszow.p


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Polaczyk Zdrj oryniec Zdrj

Polaczyk-Zdrj is the youngest and biggest resort in Podkarpacieregion in terms of the number of sanatoriums and holiday resorts.It is situated in one of the most charming parts of Poland, on theborder of the Bieszczady Mountains on Solina Lake. It was grant-ed spa status after the discovery of mineral waters in the 1960sand owing to favourable climate conditions. Polaczyk is also apopular centre of water sports. There is a well-marked network ofwalking, cycling and horse-riding routes in the neighbourhood. Inwinter, ski-lifts are awaiting visitors. Not far away from Polaczykthere is a hydro-electric power station in Solina and the biggest

dam in Poland.

Horyniec Zdrj is situated on the border line of Tarnogrodzki pla-teau and Roztocze. King Jan III Sobieski often hunted here, and,as the legend says, benefited from the healing properties of Ho-rynieckie mineral springs. At the end of the 19th c. a spa was es-tablished here, which was later substantially extended. The localmicroclimate of Horyniec, saturated with ethereal oils, is extremelybeneficial for bahters health. Other great advantages of HoryniecZdrj are mineral water springs as well as pools of therapeutic mudof excellent healing properties.

Rymanw Zdrj Iwonicz Zdrj

Rymanw Zdrj is located in one of the ecologically cleanest re-gions of Poland .The naturally healing climate of this place ac-counts for high ozone and salt content and high air humidity. The

gems of the spa are natural springs of curative water, such as Tytus,Klaudia and Celestyna. The origins of this spa date back to theend of the 19th century. For years Rymanw Zdrj has been par-ticularly well known as a childrens spa. Every year approximately15,000 bathers are treated here, mainly children. Diversified terrainenables walking and cycling forms of tourism. In winter, ski-liftsare in operation.

Iwonicz Zdrj is one of the oldest Polish spas, and as early as in1838 three springs were open here. Bathers quickly appreciated thespecific, healing microclimate of the Iwonicz Basin. The unique-

ness of the place accounts not only for its healing properties, butalso the beauty of the landscape and the spa architecture. Thespacial arrangement of the spa as well as its building have beenpreserved from the times of their creation, such as wooden springhouses and villas, modelled on Swiss spa architecture, fashionableat those times.

ourist Information Centre, 38-481 Rymanw Zdrj, Zdrojowa 45phone 013 435 71 90, e-mail: [email protected]

Tourist Information Centre, 38-440 Iwonicz Zdrj, Plac Dietla 2phone 013 425 10 87, e-mail: [email protected]

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te . , e-ma : go s t eso na.p , www.eso na.p

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Wooden Architecture Trail

There are 128 sites along the Wooden Architecture Trail in the Car-pathian Province. They are, among others, orthodox churches, pro-vincial building complexes, mansions, palaces, skansen museums,

and wooden temples unique in the world . The most precious gemsof the region are churches in Haczw and Blizne, entered onthe UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage List.The church in Haczw is the biggest wooden Gothic church in theworld and one of the oldest in Poland. It was probably erected inthe 14th century. The church in Blizne is one of the most valuableobjects of medieval sacral architecture. The Orthodox church inUlucz comes from the beginning of the 16th century. Orthodoxchurches were usually built on hills, where they could be easilyseen from a distance. Churches were most frequently located in thefocal part of the village.

The Skansen Museum in Kolbuszowa is situated on the outskirts ofthe city, among forests, ponds and fields. In its area there are severaldozen dwelling houses, farms, sacral and industrial buildings, whichreflect the material culture of two important etnographic groups ofsouth-eastern Poland, namely Lasowiaks and Rzeszowiaks. TheMuseum is open from May till the end of September.

The ethnographic park in Sanok is one of the most picturesqueand the biggest outdoor museums in Europe. It was established in1958. The cultural heritage of borderland etnographic groups, suchas Bojkowie, emkowie, Pogrzanie and Dolinianie is presentedhere. On the area of Museum of Folk Architecture more than 100wooden buildings have been gathered from the 17th-20th c. Themuseum exhibition is enriched with the icon painting collectionCarpathian Icon, where over 200 icons from 15th-20th c. are pre-sented.

Podkarpacka Regional Touristic Organisation35-959 Rzeszw, Szopena 51, phone 017 852 00 09www.podkarpackie-turystyka.pl

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Pottery Route

Bkitny San Route

The San river is one of the most beautiful rivers in Poland. It flowsout from the eastern slopes of Piniaszkowski Wierch. It flows overthe Western Bieszczady Mountains, the Middle Bieszczady Foot-hills and the Sandomierska Basin. The whole river is located inthe area of the Subcarpathian Province. A canoeing trip on the Sanriver under the slopes of the hill Otryt in the section called Pro-cisne-Rajskie is one of the prettiest canoe-routes in Poland.

The San river winds from its springs to its mouth from the Car-pathian Mountains near Przemyl, within the mountains and thefoothills, where it creates picturesque gorges. The section of theriver between Zwierzyniec and Przemyl is perfectly suitable forcanoe expeditions. The river flows calmly near Przemyl, passingby the historic towns, where many interesting and well-preservedmonuments are located. One can meet there real raftsmen, whocarry tourists with the rafts in the vicinity of Ulanw.

The Pottery Route (Garncarski szlak) leads to the places, where inthe seclusion of the workshops, potters shape pots on potters wheels.The pot-bellied earthenware jugs dry on the shelves under the ceil-

ing; the stoves filled with ceramic smoke. One will be delighted withthe holy images, folk bands and whistling little birds made of clay.The ceramic mosaic decorating the interior of the Medynias church isamazing, too. The route is full of charming spots, such as green pondssurrounded with forests, or hills that unfold unforgettable views. Onemay see on the route, among others, the Pottery Farm in MedyniaGogowska. In that place, pottery workshops are organized lastingseveral days and practical tuition for individual tourists and organisedgroups take place.

In 1854, Ignacy ukasiewicz launched the worlds first crude oildrilling site in Brka near Krosno. The oil route was marked in or-der to save Polish achievements in oil exploration from destruction

and oblivion, as well as in order to expose it in the SubcarpathianProvince. On the route one can find, among others, The Museum The Heritage Park of the Oil Industry. A great number of machinesand objects coming from the times of ukasiewicz have remainedthere, among others a shaft Franek from 1860.

Petroleum Trail

The Heritage Park in Brka, 38-458 Chorkwkaphone 013 433-34-89 [email protected], www.geo.uw.udu.pl

oca our st c rgan sat on es s , - rosno, ynep one , ema : ot es n s .org.pwww. es n s .org.p

ommunal Cultural Centre of Czarna 37-125 Czarnamail: [email protected], www.gok-czarna.art.pl

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-ma : psptt poczta.onet.p , www.ptt . rz.p

All-Poland Rafting Days, Flis by the route of the Blue San-Brotherhoodof the Ulanw Land Lovers by name of Santa Barbara, 37-410 Ulanw,

yne , p one www. sacy-u anow.org.p


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Przemyl Fortress Stpina - Cieszyna Railway Bunker

The fortification in Stpina near Frysztak was built by the Nazisin 1940-41. It consists of 7 reinforced concrete structures whichmakes it the biggest group of railway shelters remaining in Po-

land. It is 386 metres long, 14,5 metres wide at the base and over7 metres high. The reinforced concrete structure is about 2 metresthick. In 1941 a meeting of Hitler and Mussolini took place there.The shelters were made available to visitors. Reconstructions of theSecond World Wars battles take place here.

The fortress Przemyl is a unique monument of military defensiverchitecture. At the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, it was one

of the biggest and the most modern fortresses in Europe and it was

the main defence link of the Austrian empire from the East. Thecity was defended by two rings of fortifications that were inde-structible to artillery of that time. To make hiking at the forts easier,n extraordinarily picturesque, walking and bicycle tourist track

was set. One can arrive at almost every fort by car, too.

Sub-Carpathians is a wicker area where skilful craftmens handsconjure up real marvels in numerous workshops. The beginningsof this art date back to the late 1800s, when the owner of Rudnikon the San river sent several burghers to learn the art of basketworkin Vienna. Nowadays , Subcarpathian basket-makers products arenot only practical objects, but real works of art, appreciated in Po-land and abroad.

The custom of keeping guard at the symbolic Lords Tomb is un-precedented in other regions of Poland. The etnographers claimthat it belongs to the order of the Lords Tombs guards. Accord-ing to legend, local countrymen who had returned from the warbefore Easter set guard over the Lords Tomb wearing capturedTurkish uniforms. On the first Sunday after Easter in this provincean outdoor event takes place The Parade of the Tombs GuardsTurki.

he Wickerwork Kingdom he ,,Turki Guards Easter Parade

useum o t e ortress rzemy , a rr son u , - rzemyul. Grodzka 8, phone number: 016 663244449, www.przemysl.pl

s t ng: p one , e-ma : promoc a ryszta .pwww. ryszta .p , oca our st rgan sat on og rzee-mail: [email protected], www.pogorze.pl

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The Subcarpathian Province is an excellent place for horse-ridingtourism. The routes are determined and numerous equestrian cen-tres exist there. They offer riding-schools, trips and horse races for

advanced riders. Some of the centres run activities of hippotherapy.emkowskie Horse Races take place in autumn. Numerous hos-tels and agrotouristic farms located on the races route make hikingeasier.

A well-developed network of marked routes and bicycle paths,numerous bicycle equipment rental shops and service places en-courage tourists to practise bicycle tourism and to admire the re-

gion from the bicycles perspective. The international route theGreen Bicycle (Zielony Rower), full of marked routes leadingthrough the most beautiful corners of the Bieszczady Mountains,is almost 1000 kilometers long. The exquisite bicycle routes havebeen marked in the areas of The Przemyskie Foothills, DynowskieFoothills and in Beskid Niski.

The winter slopes of the Bieszczady Mountains, Beskid Niski andthe foothills sparkling in the sun is an ideal place for skiers. Tour-ists have at their disposal a good hotel base, numerous ski slopes

of various levels of difficulty and race routes. In Sanok you willfind the most modern glacial hall, the successors of Adam Mayszpractise jumping on the ski jump in Zagrze.

Horse Riding Tourism Bicycle Tourism

Skiing

he stud BdPN in Woosate near Ustrzyki Grnephone 013 461-10-36 w. 50, e-mail: [email protected], www.bdpn.pl

he stud at the Caritas Centre in Myczkowicep one - - , www.mycz owce-car tas. t .p

The Bieszczady Moutains Cyclists Association29 Listopada 51/1, 38-700 Ustrzyki Dolnewww.btc.bieszczady.pl

Aramw, tel. 013 461 65 00, www.arlamow.com.plystre . a gro u, te . - - , www.orwzemer.comisna, tel. 013 468-63-65, 0503 137-279, www.cisna.pl

Dwerniczek Rusinowa Polana, tel. 013 461-08-48, www.rusinowa.pla n ca, te . - - , -esko Huzele, tel. 013 469-62-68, www.gat.pl

o na awor, te . - - , www. awor.owg.pstrzy o ne, te . - - , - - , www.ustrzy -narty.pWeremie k. Leska, tel. 013 469-93-45, www.lesko-ski.pl

rzemy , u . anoc a , te . , www.pos r.p

a uc an a . ymanowa ro u, te . - -www.wyc ag- a uc an a.pChyrowa, tel. 013 433-05-60

zarnorze . rosna, te . - -won c z r , e na a, te . - -

Karlikw, tel. 0606 264-278, www.wyciag-karlikow.pl

u awy- czera, te . - - , - - , www. czerapu a wy.pRymanw Zdrj, tel. 013 435-62-28, 0605 747-207www.mieczyslawkrukar.republika.pl


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Gliding

Dog-sled RacingOff-road Car Racing

Hang-gliding

The open spaces and uninhabited areas of the Bieszczady Moun-tains seduce with their inaccessibility. Enthusiasts for dog teamraces, hotheads for quads, ski scooters, pontoon rallies or paintballhave all been meeting there for several years. Poland Champion-ships in dog team races are known as ladem Niedwiedzia.

A birds eye view of the vast plains and the wooded peaks is alwaysa great experience. Air tourism has become more and more popularand accessible. In the region function five flying clubs, offering

tourist flights by plane, glider or powered hang glider. The centresin Rzeszw, Bieszczady, Mielec and Stalowa Wola run parachute,

glider, plane, powered hang glider and model-making trainingcourses. Wonderfully prepared land, good technical backgroundand excellent training staff let new amateurs of the air enjoy this

new recreation.

Off-road car rallies gather many fans. emkowiada is a popularone. The rally runs across the roads (or rather pathless tracks) ofthe eastern part of Beskid Niski on the tourist and extreme routes.Cars also race on specially prepared racing tracks in the BieszczadyMountains.

e eszcza y ounta ns y ng u , mo , - es o,p one - - , ce p one g ers: - , ce p oneparag ers: - .

he Bieszczady Mountains Flying Club Weremie near Lesko.p one - , www. y.p , xtreme an unusua g ts, a rp ctures, umps n tan em, g ts w t n-

ubcarpathian Flying Club Air School in Krosno, wirki i Wigury 9p one - - , www.aero u -po arpac .p ,

uro aero u -po arpac .pRzeszw Technical Schools Flying Club , Bezmiechowa Grna 111, near Lesko,p one - - , www.szy ow s o.nero .com, www. ezm ec owa.com

e eszcza y ounta ns xtreme ports roup, mo , - es op one - , - , gse poczta. eszcza y.p arag ertrainings, motor paraglider flights, flights in tandem

Hotel Olimp 38-700 Ustrzyki Dolne, Strwiyk 28 i 30phone 013 461-15-40, 461-16-72, cell phone: 0-601 520-660

[email protected], www.olimp.ustrzyki.pl

e guest ouse tarym ecu... oczew near es op one - - , e-ma : n o oczew.p , www. oczew.pff-road Cars Lovers Club WERTEP

www.wertep.p , ce p one: - - , e-ma : zetor wertep.p

The tavern Biesisko, Przysup 1 near Cisna, 38-608 Wetlinaphone 0502 383-882, e-mail: [email protected], www.bieszczady.pl

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p . , e-ma : ow ar amow.com.p , www.ar amow.com.pInformation Centre, Lutowiska 14, phone 013 461 00 13e-mail: [email protected], www.lutowiska.pl


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Festival of Organ and Chamber Music

acut Musical Festival

International Festival of Polish Emigrant Groups

Jarosaw Festival of ,,Old-time Music

Every three years in Rzeszw is a festival of World Folklore Groupsof Polish immigrants. This is the biggest Festival in the world ofits type. The festival has acquired its own anthem and it regularly

attracts Polish immigrants from all continents. Groups come fromthe US, Canada, France and Great Britain. In recent years groupshave come from the east . The festival starts with the colourfulprocession that passes through the streets of the city, and then thegroups present their dancing and singing skills over many days onthe stages of Rzeszw.

Enthusiasts of old-time music are welcome to visit Jarosaw. Everyyear in August the historic interiors of churches including ortho-dox churches resound with the music from previous centuries. Thevariety of the music of various forms and traditions is amazing.The groups, not only from Europe perform old-time sacred musicconnected with various cultures Christianity, Judaism, and evenIslam. The concerts are followed by meetings of the musicians andaudience that allow them to get to know and understand the musiceven better.

Each year the basilica of the Bernardin Fathers in Leajsk entertainsworld-famous guests, artists from Poland and from abroad. The In-ternational Festival of Organ and Chamber Music takes place there.

The audience gathered listens to various compositions performedon the excellent Leajsk basilics organ. Famous performers havealready performed there: T. ylis-Gara, W. Ochman, K.A. Kulka,G. Agratina or Poznaskie Sowiki.

Even the most demanding audience will be impressed by the musicof the highest level and particular atmosphere of the acut castleduring the music festival. One must remember that musicians fromthe worlds highest ranks arrive in acut annually at the begin-ning of May. They perform compositons of the masters: Chopin,Liszt, Bach, Beethoven, Czajkowski and others. The festivals art-ists give concerts not only in the exquisite castle Ballroom but alsoin Rzeszws Concert hall.

Association Wsplnota Polska The House of the Polish Colon5-959 Rzeszw, Rynek 19, phone 017 862 01 74

Community Centre, 37-300 Leajsk, phone 017 242 11 34e-mail: [email protected] www.mcklezajski.net

us c est va n a cut, oncert a y . a aws zesz w5-959 Rzeszow, Chopina 30, phone/fax: 017 862 23 33-mail: [email protected], www.filharmonia.rzeszow.pl

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Biuro Informacji Turystycznej

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snam nne entrum u tury o og sna

38-607 Cisna 23, tel. 013 468 64 65

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38-543 Komacza 166, tel./fax 013 467 70 76

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Sweden - Stockholmte . + ) - - , ax - -e-mail: [email protected] www.tourpol.com

- ew ortel. (+1201) 584-91-53,e-ma : pntonyc po an tour.org, www.po an tour.org

o an mster amtel. (+3120) 625-35-70, fax 623-09-29e-ma : po en n o p anet.n , www.po en n o. n o

pa n - a rtel. (+34) 91-541-48-08, fax 541-34-23e-mail: info@ visitapolonia.org, www.visitapolonia.org

Belgium - Brusselste . + ) - - , ax - -e-mail: [email protected], www.polska-be.com

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