Recreation and rehabilitation pool: Pool depth: 1.2 to 1.4 m Water surface: 287 m2 Water temperature: up to 30 ° C Equipment - water and air massage stations: air couches, air benches, four-nozzle, wall water massage station, two-nozzle , wall water massage station, foot massage, air geyser, wate

Hell, a group of rocks constituting a natural monument located on the slope of Mount Kosma. A black trail leads to it about 25-50 min. roads along the Kłopotnica stream. Devil's Stone is actually a fairly large group of large boulders made of coarse-grained Magura sandstone, the highest of which

Aries is a peak rising in the Low Beskids at an altitude of 754 m above sea level. There is a lookout tower erected by the Slovaks. It is a wooden structure, about 17 meters high. Due to the fact that the summit lies on the Polish-Slovak border, in good conditions you can see it from the Carpathi

The Austrian cemetery from World War I lying on the Trail of the Eastern Front of the First World War in the Podkarpackie Voivodeship. Designed by Dušan Jurkovič. It was built on the plan of two adjacent districts. The main monument was made in the form of a rotunda. The inscription engraved on t

Orthodox church of St. Kosma and Damiana in Kotani is a wooden affiliate Greek Catholic church. It was built in 1841 in place of an older wooden church. She belonged to the Greek Catholic parish in Krempna. In 1963, during a general renovation, a lapidarium was created around the church, consisti

Orthodox church built in 1779. It boasts a beautiful interior polychrome with architectural, figural and ornamental motifs, which was made in 1912–1913. The equipment of the temple dates from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. A valuable monument is the late Baroque iconostasis with a well-

A dam reservoir created on the Ropa river in 1994 in Klimkówka in the Gorlice poviat. The reservoir has mainly natural and landscape functions. It also has tourist and recreational significance and is a source of drinking and industrial water for Gorlice and Jasło. The emergence of the lagoon in

The temple in Owczary was built in 1653. It was the second such structure in this place, the first one was destroyed under the influence of unstable soil. In 1701 the presbytery of the church was completely rebuilt, in 1783 a tower was added (works were done by masters Dimitr Dekowekin and Teodor

The ethnographic museum, a branch of the Karwacjanów and Gładyszów Manor Museum in Gorlice, located in the village of Łosie, presents the history of maziaria, i.e. trade in oil and grease, which inhabitants of this Lemko village used to work in the past. Zagroda Maziarska is a closed group of bui

Open-air museum located in the center of the village of Szymbark, near the school and parish church, on the route Nowy Sącz - Gorlice, being a branch of the District Museum in Nowy Sącz. In 1962, the Voivodship Conservator of Monuments in Rzeszów, mgr Jerzy Tur, took the initiative to organize th

Greek Catholic church built in 1934. Monument of the Wooden Architecture Trail. The first church in Olchowiec was established or was moved from another town in 1792. One of the three bells she had is still in the temple erected in its place in 1934, when the old church was demolished. The new bui

The late-Gothic parish church from around 1500, entered in 2003 along with other wooden churches of southern Lesser Poland and Podkarpackie on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The church is one of the most valuable monuments of the Low Beskids. The first wooden church was built around 1400. It bur

The manor in Szymbark built around 1540, located in the town of Szymbark in the Gorlice poviat. This is the best example of a fortified castle in Poland. Former seat of the Gładyszów family. It is a very valuable monument of Renaissance architecture in Poland, described by architects as a leading

At the top of Grzywacka Mountain, there is a metal viewing platform, several meters high, together with the Millennium Cross. There is an omnidirectional panorama covering the Low Beskids with its parts: Magurskie Ranges, Border Range, Dukielski Beskid Mountains and interesting views of the Footh

Orthodox affiliate church. It belongs to the parish of the Protection of the Mother of God in Zdynia, in the Nowy Sącz deanery of the Przemyśl-Nowy Sącz diocese of the Polish Autocephalous Orthodox Church. The temple is located on the road to Gładyszów, about 500 m from the border with Slovakia.

Orthodox parish church, belonging to the Nowy Sącz deanery of the Przemyśl-Nowy Sącz diocese of the Polish Autocephalous Orthodox Church, located on the Wooden Architecture Trail in Lesser Poland. The church was built in 1928. Represents the East Lemko style. It is a wooden, oriented, triple stru

The temple was built in 1909 on the site of an old synagogue. The synagogue was open until the beginning of 1941. Later, the Nazis ordered to close it, leading to its significant devastation. After the war, for many years, the synagogue housed a carpentry shop of the Municipal Enterprise of Housi

The church was built in 1764. It is a wooden Lemko church, north-west type, oriented, with a framework construction. The nave of the building has three parts, it has an elongated presbytery and a wide women's gallery, which includes columns on square plans. The sacristy is located in the eastern,

The affiliate church. St. Filip and Jakub in Sękowa is one of the most valuable churches located on the Wooden Architecture Trail of Lesser Poland, the Low Beskids area. It was built in 1520 from hand-hewn larch trees. In the 18th century a tower was added to the church. Almost the entire surface

A stone church made of river stone was built in 1801 probably on the site of the previous temple. It is an orientated, three-part temple with a semicircular crowned presbytery. Above the facade connected to the nave roof a tower is built, under which there is a women's gallery. The tower acts as