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Czarna Górna is a mountain town in the voivodeship Subcarpathian in the southeast Poland in the Bieszczady in the Forest Carpathians in the Bieszczady National Park, north of the Solina reservoir. The place is officially recognized as a potential health resort.
background
The place was founded in 1505 under Wallachian law. With the First Partition of Poland it came to the Habsburgs. After the First World War, the place became Polish again. After the German-Soviet attack on Poland, the place was first occupied by the Soviets and, from 1941, German. From 1944 to 1951 the place was occupied by the Soviets and only came back to Poland in 1951.
getting there
By plane
The international Krakow Airport located northwest and the international Rzeszów Airport north of Czarna Górna.
By train
Czarna Górna is accessible by train from Krakow reachable. The place is south of the railway line Nowy Sącz-Sanok. In Ustrzyki Dolne you have to change to the bus. The tourist steam locomotive of the Bieszczady Forest Railway drives southwest of the place.
By bus
Regional buses go to Rzeszów and the surrounding towns.
In the street
The place is on the Big Bieszczaden loop in the Bieszczady National Park. The panoramic road with numerous serpentines is particularly popular with cyclists and motorcyclists.
The country roads DK 28 and DK 84 lead north past the place.
mobility
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The place is easy to explore on foot or by bike. Since it is quite hilly, you need a certain level of fitness. It is best to have your own set of wheels to explore the area.
Tourist Attractions
There are numerous wooden Greek-Catholic churches of the Bojken and Lemken in the municipality. Many of them are now used as Catholic churches, some are museums.
- Greek Catholic Church Czarna
- Greek Catholic Church Bystre
- Żłobek Greek Catholic Church
- Greek Catholic Church Michniowiec
- Polana Greek Catholic Church
- greek catholic church raven
- Greek Catholic Church Rosolin (today an open-air museum in Sanok)
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Greek Catholic Church Czarna
Greek Catholic Church Bystre
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Żłobek Greek Catholic Church
Greek Catholic Church Michniowiec
Polana Greek Catholic Church
greek catholic church raven
Greek Catholic Church Rosolin
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activities
The place invites to hiking and cycling in the nearby mountains, in the cold season for winter sports. At the nearby Solina reservoir water sports can be practiced. You can also indulge in equestrian sports here.
shop
Souvenirs and everyday items can be purchased on site. For shopping you should go to Krosno.
kitchen
There are several restaurants. For Polish cuisine, see the relevant section in the article Poland.
nightlife
The best way to celebrate is to go to Krosno.
accommodation
Guest rooms and pensions are available. There are refuges in the mountains.
security
It's pretty safe.
health
The nearby health resort Polańczyk has medical practices, pharmacies and health facilities.
Practical advice
trips
literature
See article too Poland.
Web links
- An official website is not known. Please open Wikidata add.
