Jasło

Przystanek Kwiatowa recreation area is an excellent place for relax and for water sports. You can rent a paddle boat or dinghy and have a good time on the lake.

Those into active leisure will definitely enjoy the rope park, with three routes, blue, red and green – with varied levels of difficulty.

Jasło region is known for its vineyards. The town hosts International Days of Wine, the largest event of this type in Poland. On this occasion local wine makers as well as guests from several European countries present their products, and visitors can taste dozens of wine brands. During the event you can also try dishes of regional cuisine and see presentations of crafts, some of which today are a rarity.  

Worth seeing:

Regional Museum in Jasło 

• palace of the Sroczyński family from 1858

• collegiate church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary

• church of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary

• small church of St. Stanislaus

• former building of Sokół Gymnastic Society, today a cinema

• building of School Complex No. 4

• old dormitory from 1912, today facility of the Specialist Hospital in Jasło

• town square

• houses around the town square

• building of the District Office

• figure of St. John Nepomuk

• fragments of city walls

• municipal park with a fountain

• statue of Tadeusz Kościuszko

• cross and memorial stones at the junction of Czackiego and Mickiewicza Streets

• memorial of the Home Army

• memorial of the Battle of Grunwald

• statue of St. Anthony of Padua

• memorial plaque of Ignacy Łukasiewicz

• shrine of St. Christopher

• former Krakowski Hotel, today headquarters of Zakład Energetyczny in Jasło

• Jewish cemetery

• Rope park

• BMX track

• vineyards

• Przystanek Kwiatowa recreational area

Photo: Krystian Kłysewicz