Antresola 13

We have a cozy apartment for you in a separate building with an independent entrance. Next to it is our house, where we live every day. We share a yard, so if you want to ask something or get some advice, we will be happy to advise you, but we usually stay in the background. The apartment is a cozy nest for 1, 2, 3, 4 or even 5 people. It has: - a well-equipped kitchenette with a red fridge, - dining area with table, - living room area with a fold-out sofa (double) and a fold-out armchair (single) - bathroom with shower, - mezzanine with a mattress for two people. The mezzanine is low (as you can see in the photos), you can't even stand there, so you just have to lie down and sleep soundly. You can also read books, because there is a library with interesting books upstairs. Behind the gate, a wonderful view of the monastery and picturesque ponds. 5 minutes' walk to the market square, and everything is close to us.

There are also a lot of good pubs in Supraśl, both traditionally from Podlasie and more fusion ones. You can easily shop from local farmers. – Every Saturday, in front of the Biedronka store, there are ladies who bring home-made products from the countryside: dairy products, meat, cakes, honey, potatoes. A few meters away is the city market, where you can also find local specialties. – In Supraśl, on the initiative of two enthusiasts, Adam Miczejko and Krystian Zakrzewski, the Lokalni Naturalni portal was created, distributing products from farmers to collection points. Of course, one of them is in our town. You click, order, collect. – At the Kundzicz family farm in Dębowik near Supraśl, you can buy milk straight from the cow. You can get there easily, even by bike. – In Studzianki near Supraśl you can buy vegetables from Mrs. Kasia. It's worth going here by car.

It's surprising how many paths, paths, adventures, destinations are hidden in one small town. Nature and history gave Supraśl generously. I am constantly discovering something new here, looking at the city at different times of the day, taking different routes. I know our microregion quite well and I am happy to share this knowledge with you. In order not to get overwhelmed by this excess of attractions, choose your own way to get to know the town. I hope this guide to Supraśl will help you. For starters, it's worth going into slow travel mode and stop creating a to-do list. If you don't manage to check off all the mandatory items, you will at most have an argument to come back to us soon. Of course, you can visit the Museum of Icons, eat potato cake in Jarzębinka, see the monastery. But only if you really want to. For starters, I recommend getting lost in the streets of the city, getting entangled in the labyrinth of alleys, going down to the river and seeing how life is here. And life is really slow. And speaking of walks. I highly recommend going to Szwędaczki Supraskie. These are walks organized by our local enthusiast Kasia Kopeć. Groups gather outside the Kopart store on 3 Maja. The most interesting are the night outings with torches. Kasia will tell you unknown legends, stories and legends. You certainly didn't know this about Supraśl! At dusk, a walk with torches, and at dawn I recommend slipping through the gate straight to the river. At this time of day you will experience magic. Perhaps you will see the famous Supraśl fogs floating over the water. The sun will be just entering the sky, and the silence will be interrupted by the sounds of birds. That's when the best photos come out. So check what time sunrise starts and enjoy it. Even in pajamas. After all, everyone is still asleep. The surrounding area, i.e. the forests of the Knyszyn Forest, also encourage exercise. For runners we have ultramarathons: Ultra Śledź, Ultra Bladzina and Supraski Leśny Marathon. But relax, you don't have to cover such distances and race with your own condition. You can try slow jogging, walking or cycling. You can rent the equipment in the town, on Kościuszko Square, and you can find suggestions for routes on my blog baśniowysupraśl.pl Yoga in the palace is relaxing and extremely beautiful. On Mondays and Wednesdays, yoga classes are held in the equerry of the Buchholtz Palace. On warm days, the group moves from the gym to the palace garden. Check out: Yoga Supraśl. Time for culture. The Icon Museum is definitely worth a visit. A magical place where the illuminated exhibits are watched in concentration and accompanied by Orthodox music. And behind the wall is another point to see - the Museum of Printing and Papermaking. Guided tours take place several times a day. And during the tour you will be able to make your own sheet of paper. There is also a very charming gift shop - postcards, occasional cards, beautiful linocuts, etc. You can also buy beautiful, local and often edible souvenirs at the marketplace, which takes place throughout the summer at Kościuszko Square. Here you can escape the eye, soul, senses. Talk, meet producers or artists. You can buy there both food products, handicrafts, donuts, tree cakes and even coffee from Polish roasting plants. I really could go on like this for a long time. Come to the place and we will share with you other tips on where, why and what.