Monuments
The Clock Tower
The Clock Tower built in the 18th century in the late-Baroque style as the belfry of the planned but never erected new Greek Catholic cathedral. For 123 years the tower was used by fremen as a... More »
The Clock Tower built in the 18th century in the late-Baroque style as the belfry of the planned but never erected new Greek Catholic cathedral. For 123 years the tower was used by fremen as a... More »
The Railway Station built between 1859 and 1860 and renovated in 1895 is one of the grandest buildings on the rail line which links Cracow with Lviv. In 1872 Przemyśl obtained also a rail connection... More »
Krasiczyn is a Late Renaissance castle situated in the southeastern corner of Poland, close to the historical city of Przemysl and not far from the Polish – Ukrainian border. It is a splendorous,... More »
KUŃKOWCE Fort VIII „Łętownia”. It dates back to the years 1854-1855, when the Austrians built one of their artillery earthworks on a hill west of Przemyśl. The fort obtained its present shape between... More »
On 10 December 2018, under the Regulation of the President of the Republic of Poland, Przemyśl Fortress was granted the status of Historical Monument. More »
three Ski trails, Ski nursery meadow More »
On the 12 July 2008, on Saturday, the celebration of unveiling the monument of the Imperial and Royal Good Soldier Švejk, sitting on the ammunition box, took place. The monument was made by a... More »
THE RING FORTRESS OF PRZEMYSL was, at the beginning of the 20th century, one of Europe’s largest fortresses. During World War I it became an arena of ferce combat. The soldiers who fought here... More »
BOLESTRASZYCE In the area of the old estate of the Michałowski family in Bolestraszyce there is the largest arboretum in south-eastern Poland. Taking a stroll along the paths and ponds visitors will... More »
Fort XII „WERNER” in Żurawica. For years it was owned by the military and out of bounds for visitors. It was opened for tourists for the frst time in 2010. Fort „Werner” was erected in the years 1882... More »
The Clock Tower built in the 18th century in the late-Baroque style as the belfry of the planned but never erected new Greek Catholic cathedral. For 123 years the tower was used by fremen as a... More »
The Railway Station built between 1859 and 1860 and renovated in 1895 is one of the grandest buildings on the rail line which links Cracow with Lviv. In 1872 Przemyśl obtained also a rail connection... More »
Krasiczyn is a Late Renaissance castle situated in the southeastern corner of Poland, close to the historical city of Przemysl and not far from the Polish – Ukrainian border. It is a splendorous,... More »
KUŃKOWCE Fort VIII „Łętownia”. It dates back to the years 1854-1855, when the Austrians built one of their artillery earthworks on a hill west of Przemyśl. The fort obtained its present shape between... More »
On 10 December 2018, under the Regulation of the President of the Republic of Poland, Przemyśl Fortress was granted the status of Historical Monument. More »
three Ski trails, Ski nursery meadow More »
On the 12 July 2008, on Saturday, the celebration of unveiling the monument of the Imperial and Royal Good Soldier Švejk, sitting on the ammunition box, took place. The monument was made by a... More »
THE RING FORTRESS OF PRZEMYSL was, at the beginning of the 20th century, one of Europe’s largest fortresses. During World War I it became an arena of ferce combat. The soldiers who fought here... More »
BOLESTRASZYCE In the area of the old estate of the Michałowski family in Bolestraszyce there is the largest arboretum in south-eastern Poland. Taking a stroll along the paths and ponds visitors will... More »
Fort XII „WERNER” in Żurawica. For years it was owned by the military and out of bounds for visitors. It was opened for tourists for the frst time in 2010. Fort „Werner” was erected in the years 1882... More »
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