Easy hikes and walks around Tryńcza

The former Jesuit church of St. John. Originally a Renaissance structure, it has been rebuilt many times. It is now the oldest former Jesuit church in Poland. It's truly worth it—a beautiful sight.

The Sobieski Pine in Żołynia is an impressive natural monument and the thickest single-trunk Scots pine in Poland. Its trunk has a circumference of 442 cm and a height of up to 14.5 m. The tree is estimated to be around 250 years old, although some doubt this, pointing to comparisons with other ancient pines in the country. According to local legend, it was under this pine that Jan III Sobieski rested on his way to the relief of Vienna, which adds an additional charm to this place. It is worth cycling here and stopping for a moment by this extraordinary tree - it is an interesting place for lovers of history and nature.

Collegiate Church of Corpus Christi.

Worth a visit. Very convenient access from the market square.

You can ride a bike near the market square

The Orsetti tenement house is one of the most beautiful late Renaissance town houses in Poland. Built in the 16th century, it underwent a thorough reconstruction after its purchase around 1630 by Wilhelm Orsetti, an Italian from Lucca, who was already active in Poland (including in Kraków) as a merchant and banker. An upper floor and characteristic arcades were then added to the tenement house, and the roof was topped with an attic. It became the most beautiful tenement house in the city, its showcase, and it still plays that role today. Source and more: https://www.muzeum-jaroslaw.pl/kamienica-orsettich/

In 1782, the Austrians took over the town hall for military workshops and demolished two floors. On the town hall tower there is a clock from 1896, made in Vienna, in the workshop of Richard Liebing. To get to it, you have to climb 118 stairs. After winding the cables on the roller with a crank, the clock can run for 36 hours. Near the Jarosław City Hall in 1967, a mysterious discovery was made (...) on the north-eastern side of the City Hall, at a depth of about 1.5 m, an old road surface made of "oak boards" was discovered, under which "in a round-shaped pit" there was "collection of human skulls". There were so many skulls that (according to the manager supervising the construction works) "two trucks were loaded with them). These skulls were placed in a tomb built for this purpose in the New Cemetery. The location of the pit was marked with gray granite cubes. Source and more: https://turystyka.jaroslaw.pl/1-jaroslaw-ratusz

It is easy to get to the church from the Old Town Square, heading east onto Jana III Sobieskiego Street. The building is visible in the street axis - it is impossible to miss it. It is the Marian Sanctuary of the Greek Catholic Church in Poland. There is a famous icon of Our Lady "The Gate of Mercy" from the beginning of the 17th century, famous for its graces. WW ------------------------------------- The icon was crowned with papal crowns in 1996, on the occasion of the four hundredth anniversary of the Union of Brest. A great honor for the city was the request of Pope Francis for the icon famous for its graces to be present in St. Peter's Square. Peter in Rome during the inauguration of the Year of Mercy in the Catholic Church, which took place on December 8, 2015. Source and more: https://turystyka.jaroslaw.pl/3-jaroslaw-cerkiew-pw-przemienienia-panskiego