Translated by Google Translate.
We make it a point of honor for you to be a little bored with us. They got to know what leisurely country life is like, they sat on the porch and looked into the distance, they forgot to check what was going on on Instagram. In return, they read a book that they had no time for before, and maybe did a little more than the recommended 8,000. steps per day.
First, about what you can do on site:
– use the entire large area of our farm: walk, lie in the grass, pick fruit in the orchard, soak your feet in the stream,
– interact with our animals,
– relax on a hammock or a deckchair,
– make evening bonfires and barbecues (we have a cauldron for you),
– go for walks around the neighborhood; There are many walking paths nearby.
HORSE RIDING
We will be happy to invite you to horse riding lessons, also outdoors. An hour of driving with us costs PLN 50-70.
ARCHERY
It so happens that the Polish archery champion lives in Rożnowice. If you happen to be there, we can organize a bow shooting lesson for you (for a fee). Just let us know in advance that you would be interested.
We also encourage you to get to know our area. The Gorlice Depression is full of picturesque landscapes, charming towns of ancient Galicia and fascinating open-air museums.
Biecz
They say that Biecz is a small Krakow. This may surprise you, but until mid. In the 16th century it was... one of the largest cities in Poland. There used to be three castles and a royal court here. Today, you go to Biecz to see the market square with the restored town hall, the Renaissance tower decorated with sgraffito, or the building of Queen Jadwiga's hospital from the 14th century (!) There was also a famous school of executioners in Biecz. Yes, the executioner had to finish school.
Gorlice
The Gorlice region has a rich history of the oil industry. Ignacy Łukasiewicz, an explorer, pharmacist and oil pioneer, lived in Gorlice. The world's first street kerosene lamp was erected here. Here you can visit the Magdalena Oil Industry Open-Air Museum. And these are just some of the interesting facts about this city! The urban layout from the 14th century, the Karwacjan Manor, several war cemeteries, architecturally interesting churches and the Długosz Palace - there is something to see here.
Klimkówka Reservoir
You can get to Klimkówka, a reservoir created on the Ropa River, in about 40 minutes. It's worth it, because the reservoir is picturesquely located - between forested hills. It is also not overly crowded, even in high season. You can rent a kayak, a pedal boat and go fishing here.