Top Things to do in Suprasl
- 1. Muzeum Ikon/ Museum of Icons
- 2. Branicki Palace
- 3. Monastery of the Annunciation
- 4. Kosciuszko Market Square
- 5. Museum of the Printing and Paper Industry
- 6. Sanctuary of Our Lady of Sorrows in Holy Water
- 7. Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
- 8. Autorska Galeria Wiktora Wolkowa
- 9. Knyszyn Forest Landscape Park
- 10. Teatr Wierszalin
What to do and see in Suprasl, Poland: The Best Places and Tips
Discover the best top things to do in Suprasl, Poland including Muzeum Ikon/ Museum of Icons, Branicki Palace, Monastery of the Annunciation, Kosciuszko Market Square, Museum of the Printing and Paper Industry, Sanctuary of Our Lady of Sorrows in Holy Water, Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Autorska Galeria Wiktora Wolkowa, Knyszyn Forest Landscape Park, Teatr Wierszalin.
Restaurants in Suprasl
1. Muzeum Ikon/ Museum of Icons
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 93 reviews
Reviewed By jack c - London, United Kingdom
A fascinating tour of the Icons with a highly knowledgeable guide who clearly enjoyed sharing (a fraction of!) her knowledge - a unique and inspiring visit. Well worth visiting the monastery afterwards if you can...
2. Branicki Palace
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 344 reviews
Reviewed By Ryjones - Toronto, Canada
I spent a portion of the afternoon wandering around the Branicki Palace grounds - they are beautiful. The university offers a bit of a medical tour as well, which I took advantage of. The tour guide was great - a young man that spoke several languages and was able to conduct the tour in all of them. You go through several old medical rooms with old equipment - it's interesting for the short time provided to view them. The final part of the tour is the best - the grand foyer, staircase and balcony overlooking the Gardens.
Great for an hour or more, if you explore the grounds. Really quite a beautiful spot in the centre of the city.
3. Monastery of the Annunciation
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
Reviewed By tzd60820 - Vancouver, Washington
The church of the Annunciation reminded some kind of castle since it was built as the defensed church. The monastery (Suprasl Lavra) buildings are incorporated with the with the Palace of Archimandrytow for one beautifull court yard. It is the biggest attraction in the area (except the theatre of Wierszalin of course).
4. Kosciuszko Market Square
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 214 reviews
Reviewed By azafiris - Athens, Greece
This very nice square reminds me Esterern Europe. Old marvelous buildings with new ones but in harmony... Nice cafe and galleries...
5. Museum of the Printing and Paper Industry
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By RomanAlijewicz - Warsaw, Poland
Cześć i chwała twórcom tego muzeum. Jest to miejsce nie tylko dla fascynatów drukarstwa. Miejsce na urządzenie tego Muzeum wybrano nieprzypadkowo. Już w XVII w.produkowano tu papier i drukowano publikacje. Idąc ścieżką zwiedzania możemy przenieść się wyobraźnią do dawnych czasów. Niewątpliwie skrystalizujemy wiedzę o trudzie i wysiłku zawodu zecera. Zgromadzone eksponaty pochodzą z różnych epok z terenu Podlasia.
6. Sanctuary of Our Lady of Sorrows in Holy Water
Overall Ratings
3 based on 2 reviews
Reviewed By Wojtek3691 - Lodz, Poland
Miejsce kultu religijnego z powodu występowania "świętej wody" mającej właściwości uzdrawiające. Źródełko, kościół, droga krzyżowa oraz ewenement tzw Góra Krzyży.Miejsce gdzie wierni ustawiają krzyże wotywne różnej wielkości. Ilość ich można liczyć w tysiącach .Warte zobaczenia.
7. Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
Reviewed By hoosainnarker - Cape Town Central, South Africa
The Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Maryin Bialystok is a monumental complex comprising a neo-Gothic Cathedral, an adjacent parish church built in late Renaissance (the oldest brick building in Bialystok) with a baroque presbytery built in 1761. It consists of two interconnected buildings - an old church from the early seventeenth century and the early twentieth century church. This connection is the result of the unusual history of Bialystok. When in the mid 19th century the church's capacity became insufficient because of the increase in number of parishioners – the church officials applied to the Tsar's authorities for permission for building a new church. After a wait of 40 years, permission was granted in 1899, but only for an “annexe” rather than a separate temple. The works commenced in 1900 and after six years the building was accomplished. Due to the combination of the two different styles, a new building was created which seems to be a very interesting architectural solution.
In the church there are sarcophagi containing hearts of Stefan Mikołaj Branicki and his mother – Katarzyna Aleksandra Branicki nee Czarniecka, a headstone of Jan Klemens Branicki's heart (marble mausoleum) and an embroidered epitaph for J.K. Branicki's third wife – Izabela Branicka nee Poniatowska. The latter one was buried in a crypt – a stone vault beneath the floor of the church.
8. Autorska Galeria Wiktora Wolkowa
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 7 reviews
Reviewed By Lasiglasty - Katowice, Poland
W supraskim domu kultury funkcjonuje galeria zmarłego w 2012 roku artysty fotografika Wiktora Wołkowa, specjalizującego się w fotografowaniu pejzażu i przyrody północno-wschodnich kresów. Dla pełnego wczucia się w atmosferę podlaskiej przyrody, wsi i jej mieszkańców należy, oprócz fotografii, obejrzeć 40-minutowy, klimatyczny film, w którym utrwalono Artystę przy pracy w terenie. Jeśli galeria będzie zamknięta, należy zadzwonić, a wówczas z góry zejdzie miła pani i wszystko co trzeba otworzy i uruchomi. Wstęp wolny. Naprawdę warto.
9. Knyszyn Forest Landscape Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Welcome to Knyszyn Forest Landscape Park. We would like to invite you for a journey to this unique and original world of nature. It is worth to look into Wilderness to gain some knowledge about natural, environmental, cultural and touristic values which are hidden in the Knyszyn Forest.
Reviewed By Marcin66 - Krzeszowice, Poland
Jak każdy las Puszcza Knyszyńska budzi wielką sympatię. Pięknie ukształtowana, z urozmaiconą rzeźbą terenu, płynącymi w dolinkach strumieniami trochę uosabia polski krajobraz. Leśnymi, piaszczystymi drogami można wędrować niemal bez końca i nigdy ta wędrówka się nie znudzi. W lesie zawsze nas coś zaskoczy, zauroczy jakiś jego mieszkaniec, trzeba mieć tylko oczy i uszy otwarte na bogactwo leśnego życia. Niemal opuszczone i zapomniane osady gdzie asfalt jeszcze nie dotarł dodają temu światu uroku. Tak właśnie urzekła nas w czasie spaceru np. Stara Grzybowszczyzna oraz zagubione w borze resztki osady Wierszalin - miejsce magiczne, gdzie pod domem proroka Ilji zda się, że jeszcze słychać religijne pieśni i modły wiernych. Wędrujcie przez Puszczę, pieszo lub na rowerze i dbajcie o nią. Niech i po nas zostanie ten piękny las.
10. Teatr Wierszalin
Overall Ratings
5 based on 5 reviews
Reviewed By tzd60820 - Vancouver, Washington
We saw Wierszalin performance like 20 years ago, loved it!!! So this time when in Suprasl it was our goal number 1 to see them. We were able to get to two spectacles: "Wziolowstapienie" and "Historia o Chwalebnym Zmartwychwstaniu Panskim". Both shows were just AMAZING.!!!!!!!
Now the secret. We couldn't get the ticket on line (sold-out) ~ the capacity of the theatre is 50 people only. We were desperate so we waited before the show for some last minute openings. None. After all tickets audience went in, they let the bystanders in on the extra added chairs!!!!
Hey, I expect the helpful vote, if you get "our way" to the show.
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