The best hikes from bus stations in Park Krajobrazowy Pasma Brzanki

Along the walls, on the outside, there is a specially prepared path for visitors. WW

Individual guided tours daily, half an hour before each service (see below). Masses on weekdays: 6:30, 18:00 (during holidays 7:00, 18:00); on Sundays: 7:00, 8:30, 10:00, 11:30, 16:00. Guided tours are also possible, from Tuesday to Sunday during the opening hours of the Museum of the Biecz Land, after payment, phones below. Organized groups by prior telephone arrangement 13 44 71093 or 13 44 71 328. (According to the information board at the entrance to the church)

We were here on July 1st for dinner. We searched the menu in vain for dinner dishes and ordered a large 50 cm pizza with ketchup, for 97 PLN. Meanwhile, at the next table, a customer received a schnitzel with potatoes and salad. I went to the staff to ask how it was possible, since such dishes were not on the menu. After waiting a moment, I looked through the list of dishes again, bound in plastic sleeves, and made sure they didn't offer schnitzel. The surprised barmaid looked into the menu and unpeeled the stuck-together sleeves, revealing the hidden dinner dishes. I felt stupid. Don't fall into the same trap. WW

The monument stands near the city walls in a quiet place, away from street traffic. Marcin Kromer (1512-1589) - an outstanding scholar and diplomat of the Jagiellonian era, Bishop of Warmia and a great Pole. The community of Biecz Land honored him in 2012 on the 500th anniversary of his birth. (according to the inscription on the monument's pedestal). It may surprise someone that the Bishop of Warmia, who died in Lidzbark Warmiński and was buried in the cathedral in Frombork, has a monument at the opposite end of Poland - in Biecz. The explanation is simple - he was born in Biecz and felt connected to it, helping to rebuild the town hall tower, reforming the school, and funding scholarships for the youth of Biecz. Source and more: Marcin Kromer – LEXICON OF THE CULTURE OF WARMIA AND MAZURY https://share.google/pyukPNM3TJKXSGstq

Very good food - delicious regional beer - very affordable prices - I recommend

At the end of the path, you have two options for returning: either along the road or the short path under the treetop path. I chose the second way. Firstly, because I don't want to walk on a road without a sidewalk, as speeding is common locally and serious accidents with pedestrians happen regularly. Secondly, I find the path along the edge of the forest much more beautiful and consider it a successful conclusion.

As a small test of courage, you can also walk on glass. A strange feeling, but it might also be because I have a bit of a fear of heights.

Many consider it the best place in the Ciężkowice area. Although in summer it is a small stream of water, it turns out that in winter it freezes and turns into a large icefall! The huge rocks surrounding it are also impressive - maybe that is why there were legends about witches (hence the name of this waterfall/icefall) who held a sabbath here (those were the days, eh?)