Roztocze is a region where the past has left extraordinary traces. Former monasteries, churches, palaces, and alleys that once thrived with life have now turned into ruins full of mysterious charm. If you are fascinated by such corners, we invite you on a unique journey through forgotten Roztocze. Here are five of the most intriguing tourist attractions in Roztocze that you must see to feel the spirit of bygone times and the magic of this region.
A trip through the San Valley is not only an opportunity to admire picturesque landscapes during kayaking trips but also a chance to discover fascinating towns: Leżajsk, Jarosław, and Przemyśl. Each of them holds unique stories, secrets, and curiosities. Get to know them today! Leżajsk – Who Pilgrims Come Here?...
The Christmas season is a special time in Rzeszów when the heart of the city transforms into a magical space filled with festive scents, flavors, and colors.
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We invite you to the winter Bieszczady and Beskid Niski, because when winter covers their peaks and valleys with white snow, these regions transform into a paradise for ski touring and cross-country skiing enthusiasts.
Forget the crowded trails in the Bieszczady and discover lesser-known places. Away from the tourist hustle, mysterious forests, forgotten villages, and breathtaking views await you.
Are you ready for an unforgettable adventure in the Bieszczady? Find your favorite trail and let the Bieszczady enchant you with their extraordinary atmosphere and natural beauty.
Roztocze hides true culinary treasures. What and where to eat in Roztocze? Let three extraordinary restaurants be your guide to the flavors of the region: Kresowa Osada in Basznia Dolna, Cztery Stawy in Ruda Różaniecka, and Dębowy Dwór, also in Ruda Różaniecka.
Discover the culinary treasures of the city with us! We present selected restaurants in Rzeszów that will delight not only lovers of well-prepared dishes but also those looking for a unique atmosphere.
For centuries, the meadows, forests and gardens of the Low Beskids have not only been pleasing to the eye, but also nourishing and healing. For they offer, a wealth of medicinal and edible plants.