Ptasie Radio Brzozów

The layout of the rooms looks simple and as follows. - Oriole for 2 people, with two single beds - Robin for 3 people, with a double bed and a single bed - Nuthatch for 3 people, with a double bed and a single bed - Goldfinch for 4 people, with a double bed and a bunk bed The rooms do not have their own bathrooms - two of them are located in the corridors. We clean them several times a day so that it is always clean and pleasant. Common areas include a home living room, a spacious corridor with a place to make a coffee or tea, a garden, a terrace and a barn, which in the summer turns into an additional place to rest. Important: each arrival with animals is discussed individually for the comfort of our private pets. We do not accept reservations for groups, because we care about our and other guests' peace. Thank you for understanding!

The price of your stay at Ptasim Radio includes breakfast, dinner and unlimited access to coffee and tea. As we have already mentioned, we feed vegan and we do not make exceptions here. We focus on fresh, homemade and diverse food. We provide, among others vegetable spreads, pancakes with elderflowers, cauliflower cutlets, pizzas made of flour from a local mill, Mrs. Ula's preserves or vegetables from Podkarpacie farmers. We avoid repetitive, predictable dishes, because the routine in the kitchen does not turn us on. We serve breakfast in the kitchen, and dinner - of course, when the weather is favorable - in the orchard. And if you want to read more stories about our kitchen, you can find a few stories, e.g. in the book "Talks at the table" by Natalia Sosin-Krosnowska.

We have passive rest and active rest. The former is usually celebrated on hammocks in the garden, in the living room with a book, in the barn with a summer cinema, in the sauna and in the open-air tub. The latter, a bit more lively, takes place on the surrounding field roads and forest gravel, which you travel on foot or on two wheels. We do not keep lists of #mustsee or #todo attractions. We think that the forest behind the house is nothing, but sometimes it's all you need to be happy. However, if you are still curious about what the area hides, we direct you to the path following the footsteps of the now defunct health resort Brzozów-Zdrój, which was founded after the discovery of mineral waters (more information: https://brzozowzdroj.com/sciezka/). There is a vineyard and a path leading to the Trzy Wody waterfall over Kombornia and Korczyna. You can watch the world from the local observation tower and climbing rocks. Since you have already wandered such a distance from Brzozów, dot the i in this trip and see the Prządki Rock Reserve. It's like the Table Mountains in miniature. In Krosno you can see the interesting Glass Heritage Center (tickets should be booked in advance, entrance only with a guide) and the Art Exhibitions Office. In nearby Żarnowiec, idyll reigns, thanks to the museum of Maria Konopnicka. The museum is located in a nice manor house surrounded by a garden. Looking towards Sanok, you will see the world's largest collection of Beksiński's works. And leaving the city behind you, you will see film serpentines with a viewing terrace of the Słonne Mountains, as well as the ruins of the Sobień Castle with a panorama of the San River. East of the San, in the middle of nowhere, grow wild fruit trees - the remains of the village of Lachawa. A few kilometers away is the church in Ulucz, one of the oldest wooden churches in Poland. And even further, a rope, movable bridge. We provide cyclists with a map of Green Velo trails - https://greenvelo.pl/mapa The closest to us is the bicycle trail "through the corners of the Brzozów Land", about 30 km long. Also worth a look are the trails "in the land of forgotten places" and "in the footsteps of highlanders and valley people", which passes through a part of Sanok.