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You have plenty of attractions with us. Podlasie, even though it sounds inconspicuous, has all the artillery of attractions. It is a region famous for its bison, forest and Orthodox Church. When you come to us, you can prepare yourself for total rest, sightseeing or sports holidays. But it's best to combine these 3 options and charge your batteries to the max.
Get on the bikes that are waiting for you on the spot and take advantage of the routes that the area offers. It is worth taking a ride along the Podlasie Stork Trail, the Trail of Orthodox Temples, the Podlasie Cultural Trail "Tree and Sacrum" or visit the famous Land of Open Shutters, about which we will tell more in a moment.
Such fireworks are waiting for you nearby:
- Białowieża with numerous attractions: National Park, European bison (and other forest animals) show reserve, Royal Oak and Lithuanian Dukes Park, governor's manor - wooden tsarist hunting manor from 1845, Palace Park arranged at the end of the 19th century according to the design by Walerian Kronenberg , the church of st. Nicholas the Wonderworker, brick from 1889–93 with a ceramic iconostasis, a brick church. st. Teresa of the Child Jesus, built in 1927–35, an open-air museum of folk architecture of the Ruthenian population of Podlasie.
- Holy Mountain of Grabarka - the most holy place of Polish Orthodoxy, the Mountain of Crosses and Prayers.
- Hajnówka: a modern church (cathedral). St. Trinity church from 1982, which is one of the largest in Poland, inside there is a ceramic iconstas and polychromes by a Greek artist - Dymitrios Andonopulas, a narrow-gauge railway to Topił - a former settlement of forest workers, and numerous attractions for children: Chata Baby Jagi, Water Park "WODNIK", Podlasie Monuments Miniature Park.
- The Land of Open Shutters - it is a trail leading through the villages of Trześcianka, Soce and Puchły. These are towns located in the Narew valley near Hajnówka. The houses, farm buildings and temples that are located here are unique because they have a rich exterior decoration that you will not see anywhere else. This beautiful ornamentation in the form of over- and window sills, shutters, wind gills, corners, as well as decorative façade cladding refers to the ornamentation used in Russian folk architecture.
- Skit in Odrynki - the only Orthodox Hermitage in Poland.
- The Siemianówka reservoir.
- Canoeing on the Narew and Narewka rivers.