Easy hikes and walks around gmina gmina Dukla

Dukla received city rights in 1380. During this period of history, neighboring cities also received city rights: Rzeszów in 1354, Jasło in 1365, Krosno in 1367, Rymanów in 1376, Brzozów in 1413. The monument has a modern character. Below the obelisk, a pond with different water levels and overflows was divided into sectors. It is a pity that the creator of the monument did not foresee the dirt left by the water below the overflow holes to the lower reservoir. It was enough to provide the holes with pipes bent downwards, so that the water flowing through them would not leave dirty streaks on the concrete. WW

The church was built in 1934 on the site of the previous one. The church was seriously damaged during the war, and immediately afterwards it was devastated and stolen. However, it was saved from demolition and converted into a Roman Catholic church. In 1956 it underwent renovation. In 1987, Greek Catholic services were resumed there. In 1992, it was thoroughly renovated again. The temple still serves Catholics of two rites - it belongs to the Greek Catholic parish in Komańcza and the Roman Catholic parish in Polany.

Free camping site with a fireplace and a first aid kit.

The most valuable monument of Dukla. The church dates back to 1461, but at that time it was a typical Gothic temple. In 1738 it burned down, and the reconstruction carried out in 1742 - 1765 completely changed its appearance. Large side chapels were then added, and the interior of the church received Rococo decoration and furnishings. Over the centuries, the church was destroyed by fires several times and then rebuilt. It was last thoroughly renovated in 2007. He restored the original polychrome of the walls and altars. The roof covering was also replaced.

There is probably no person in Poland who has not heard about Dukla thanks to Saint John of Dukla. But apart from visiting the traces of his life here, Dukla can also be a great starting point for hiking trips in the Low Beskids.

The nature trail "W Przełomie Jasiołki" is located in the Jaśliska commune, Krosno poviat. Its aim is to enable visitors to explore the "Przełom Jasiołki" nature reserve. To reach the place by car, turn from road No. 19 onto road No. 897 towards Komańcza in Tylawa. After about 2 km, before the bridge, there is an exit to the parking lot and camping site "Stasiane", where the path begins. The path is 4 km long and has 7 stops with information boards. There are handrails and reinforcements in difficult places. The route leads through the "Przełom Jasiołki" nature reserve, created in 1976, along the gorge section of the Jasiołka River. On the route you can see numerous stands of the great smograss and aconite. Most of the route passes through forest areas, including the fertile Carpathian beech forest. At stop number 4 you can see a rare fern - the tongue fern.

The cottage was built in the style of the so-called Western Lemkos. Currently transformed into the Museum of Lemko Culture. Inside you can see traditional Lemko costumes.

Church of the Transfer of the Relics of St. Nicholas from Myry Licejskie to Bari in Olchowiec is an Orthodox church built in 1934. The church belongs to the Podkarpacie Wooden Architecture Trail.