Location: Ustrzyki Dolne
Top Things to do in Ustrzyki Dolne
- 1. Lake Solina
- 2. Ursa Maior Concept Craft Brewery
- 3. Bieszczady bicycle trolleys
- 4. Bieszczady National Park
- 5. Ewa Szydlowska-Ayurvedic massage and thai massage in the Bieszczady Mountains
- 6. Ruiny Warownego Klasztoru Karmelitow Bosych
- 7. Dam in Solina
- 8. Milling Museum
- 9. Cycle Trolleys - Rental and Trips
- 10. Jewish Cemetery
10 Things to Do in Ustrzyki Dolne That You Shouldn't Miss
Ustrzyki Dolne pronounced ['usˈtʂɨkʲi ˈdɔlnɛ] (Yiddish: Istrik, Ukrainian: Устри́ки-Долі́шні "Ustrýky-Dolíshni") is a town in south-eastern Poland, situated in the Subcarpathian Voivodeship (since 1999) close to the border with Ukraine. It is the capital of Bieszczady County, with 9,383 inhabitants (02.06.2009).
Restaurants in Ustrzyki Dolne
1. Lake Solina
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 148 reviews
Reviewed By Anne255371 - Whangarei, New Zealand
Lake Solinai is an artificial lake in the Bieszczady Mountains region, and is Poland's largest artificial lake. It is the best known tourist attraction of the region, with waterside villages. There are many stalls and great selection of good food and clothing. We bought some hot chips from 1 potato cut in a spiral yum It was so crispy and tasty can see it doing very well at fares or even restaurants.
2. Ursa Maior Concept Craft Brewery
Overall Ratings
4 based on 60 reviews
Family owned Craft Brewery run by former home brewster. Great place to see operating craft brewery, purchase craft beer, authentic local products, great hand made chocolates and other souvenirs.
Reviewed By SleepyNeil - Skawina, Poland
This a modern brewery and shop making a number of different beers. Six beers are available on draught and you can get a small taster of all the available beers with tasting notes. There is a large glass wall to allow you to view the brewery and the indoor and outdoor Seating areas are nice with quirky furniture and good art on the walls. Shop sells their beers and a range of local gifts and books. Beers are nice but not that distinctive. Small but excellent snacks are available.
3. Bieszczady bicycle trolleys
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Lucjan W
Niesamowite przeżycie, chociaż atrakcja nie jest tania-108 zł. Rzadki to przypadek, kiedy doskonale wykorzystano nieczynną linię kolejową, w dodatku w sposób innowacyjny bo nie jest to ciuchcia wąskotorowa, tylko pojazdy stworzone jakby z dwóch połączonych rowerów plus ławeczka, specjalnie przystosowane do śmigania po normalnym torze dawnej trasy Zagórz-Ustrzyki. Dobrze zapoznać się na stronie internetowej z trasami (różne długości od 12 do 24 kilometrów) i godzinami odjazdów i wcześniej telefonicznie zarezerwować sobie miejsca. Można też umówić się na trasę łączoną z obserwacją przyrody lub zwiedzeniem ruin zamku Sobień. W budynku stacyjnym, urządzonym w klimacie przypominającym cesarsko-królewską kolej galicyjską, dużo bardzo-bieszczadzkich pamiątek. Chociaż drezyny działają od niedawna, przy stacji już usadawia się drobny biznes: gofry, kawa itp. Szkoda tylko, że z tej atrakcji można korzystać tylko w sezonie: 25.06-30.10.
4. Bieszczady National Park
Overall Ratings
5 based on 115 reviews
Poland's largest national park, measuring 27,064 hectares, includes the dramatic Bieszczady Mountains, Forests, open meadows and a variety of wildlife.
Reviewed By JadwigaZytka - Warsaw, Poland
For nature and hiking lovers it would be the perfect destination. For those who are not used to harsh nature conditions it could be a bit unconfortable. Be prepared for problems with mobile conncetions, with great amount of mud especially in Spring. Be preared also that there are roughly no facilities in the Park but there is a pay point at the beginning of every most popular trail. However, despite all those difficulties the nature and views are rewarding.
5. Ewa Szydlowska-Ayurvedic massage and thai massage in the Bieszczady Mountains
Overall Ratings
5 based on 1 reviews
6. Ruiny Warownego Klasztoru Karmelitow Bosych
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 33 reviews
Reviewed By AlbertSalichs - Manresa, Spain
Ruiny Warownego Klasztora Karmelitow is the ruins of a Carmelites Monastery located close to the little town called Zagórz, near Bieszczady Natural Park, in the Southeastern part of Poland. The ruins are big, romantic, well-conserved and very beautiful. It is possible to go up to the tower and see fantastic views of the ruins and surroundings. Moreover, it is necessary to do a little and nice excursion (about 15 minutes by walk) to arrive in the ruins. A very good visit if you come to the Natural Park.
(See also Bieszczady and Dam in Solina)
7. Dam in Solina
Overall Ratings
4 based on 81 reviews
Reviewed By omsdiver_pl
Solina Dam is very nice place to visit especially during so called Golden Hours. The view from top of the dam is outstanding. There is however one but. The dam itself is Literary surrounded by small shops offering trash souvenirs and places with junk food. I hate to say that but it spoils completely the atmospheres. You would like to contemplate the view, enjoy the nature but no you can't. You have to smell old grease used for french fries, hear the dance music...
8. Milling Museum
Overall Ratings
4 based on 32 reviews
Reviewed By maxx1262 - Berlin, Germany
we ate the local pierogies and a sort of meat pie it was delicious. besides the beer is a must there!
9. Cycle Trolleys - Rental and Trips
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 18 reviews
Reviewed By SleepyNeil - Skawina, Poland
This is a ride along disused railway tracks on a special 'bike'. Each bike is powered buy two people and there is additional Seating for 3 others. you pay a flat fee for each bike. Each tour you go in convoy with staff to stop the traffic at level-crossings etc. There are a number of routes between 15 and 18km and it is not all on the flat, so it can be hard work. You ride to a station down the line, where drinks and ice-cream is available for purchase, and then the 'bikes' are turned around and you ride back. Really great fun and well worth doing if you are in the area
10. Jewish Cemetery
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By Etosha - Lancaster, United Kingdom
The key can be obtained from the house opposite the gate near the road junction at the foot of the hill on ul. Moniusko. There is a steep climb up the hill in the wooded cemetery. Most of the gravestones are from periods long before the 20th century (back to the 17th). One especially touching modern stone commemorates those killed in Belzec in 1943-5. Walk around roughly clockwise to see the range. Put a stone on the top of gravestones. A beautiful place only made sad by recent history.
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