• General information
• Worth seeing
• Practical information:

• Accommodation
• Tourist routes
• Skiing
• Tourist information

Solina lake-   photo K. Antosz

Bieszczady Mountains - photo. K. Antosz

• old town complexes of Biecz, Jarosław, Krosno, Przemyśl, Rzeszów and Tarnów
• monuments representing defensive and residential architecture, among them the castle in Łańcut
• sacral monuments (Catholic churches and monasteries, Uniate and Orthodox churches, several synagogues). Particular attention should be paid to the wooden churches of the region, some of them date back to the 15^th-16^th centuries.
• folk culture monuments collected in the skansens - open-air museums of Sanok, Kolbuszowa, Zyndranowa, Markowa and Przeworsk

Castle ruins in Odrzykoń - -   photo K. Antosz

• Medieval layout of the town
• Parish church - late Gothic from the 14th-17th centuries, baroque furnishings
• Franciscan church - late Gothic from the 15th-16th centuries, with the famous baroque Oświęcim Family Sepulchral Chapel
• Burgher tenement houses of the market square with Renaissance arcades

Arcades of the tenement houses in the town square - photo A. Szymbara

• Medieval layout of the town
• Parish church - Gothic from the 15th - 16th centuries
• Building of the hospital from the 15th century
• Fragments of defence walls from the 13th - 17th centuries
• Town hall - Gothic with a Renaissance tower
• Tenement houses from the 16th - 17th centuries

Panorama of Biecz - photo A. Komski

• Town hall from the 17th - 19th centuries
• Parish church from the 18th century with rococo furnishings
• Bernandine monastery - late baroque
• Mniszech family palace from the 17th - 18th centuries, houses a museum

Museum - former palace of the Mniszech family - photo A. Szymbara

Wooden church - Gothic, from the middle of the 15th century, the biggest and one of the oldest sacral buildings in Poland

Church from the 15th century-  photo K. Antosz

Wooden spa buildings from the 19th century.

Health resort centre - photo K. Antosz

• Parish church - built in the middle of the 16th century
• Synagogue from the turn of the 16th century
• Jewish cemetery - one of the oldest in Poland (the oldest tomb is from 1548), about 2000 tombs
• Kmita family Castle - from the middle of the 16th century, reconstructed several times

Kmita family castle - photo A. Szymbara

Ruins of Gothic fortress - 14th century

Fragment of the walls - photo M. Bajgrowicz

• Historic layout of the town
• Castle - erected in the 16th century then rebuilt, now houses a museum
• Orthodox church - built of brick in 1784
• Franciscan church from the 17th century
• Skansen - Folk Building Museum

• Medieval layout of the Old Town - one of the most remarkable old town complexes in Poland
• Castle - constructed in the 14th century, rebuilt in the 16th and 17th centuries
• Cathedral - erected in the 16th - 17th centuries in the place of a Romanesque building from the 13th century
• Complexes of monasteries:

1. Carmelite Monastery - early baroque, built in the years 1625-1630
2. Jesuit's Monastery - baroque, built in the years 1627-1679
3. Franciscan Monastery - late baroque with rococo furnishings, constructed in the years 1754-1778

• Tenement houses in the market square (16th-17th centuries)
• Remainings of the town defence walls from the 15th-17th centuries
• Forts of the Przemyśl Citadel - built in the years 1878-1914. During the World War I Przemyśl Citadel was the third biggest in Europe

Castle courtyard-   photo P. Kunysz

Ruins of one of the forts of the Przemyśl Citadel (Bolestraszyce)  - photo  WOIT archives, Przemyśl

• Castle - Renaissance, constructed at the turn of the 16th century. It is one of the most valuable Renaissance monuments in Poland

Royal tower -  photo P. Kunysz

The distribution of accommodation places in the region is quite uniform but the areas most frequented by tourists: the Bieszczady Mountains, Lower Beskid and health resorts (Rymanów Zdrój and Iwonicz Zdrój) offer the majority of accommodation facilities.

To receive detailed information about the accommodation facilities in particular regions please contact tourist information centres.

Energetyk Hotel in Iwonicz Zdrój - photo A. Szymbara

Agrotourism

Agrotourism

Rzeszów Area

Tarnów Area

The whole region has a dense network of tourist routes which are marked on the maps. The maps are available in bookshops, accommodation places and kiosks.

Tourist signs in the Bieszczady
-  photo K. Antosz