Attractions and Places To See around Bełżec - Top 20

Beautifully situated on a hill among trees, this church was built in 1755 as a Greek Catholic church. In 2001, it was added to the list of historical monuments and is part of the Podkarpacie Wooden Architecture Trail.

The Church of the Protection of the Mother of God in Wola Wielka – a former Greek Catholic church, built in 1755 in the village of Wola Wielka. In the years 1947–1994 it was used as a Roman Catholic branch church of the Parish of Our Lady of the Snows in Łukawica. After 1994 the church was inactive for religious purposes, under the care of the Pro Akademia Narolense Foundation. The church, together with the wooden bell tower, church cemetery and fence, was entered on the list of monuments in 2001 and included in the Podkarpackie Wooden Architecture Trail. Source: https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cerkiew_Opieki_Bogurodzicy_w_Woli_Wielkiej

Chestnut Avenue in Narol is a charming section of asphalt road planted with old trees, which leads towards the historic Łosiów Palace. The spreading crowns of chestnut trees create a picturesque tunnel, especially attractive in spring, when white and pink candles of flowers bloom. This place is conducive to a peaceful bike ride and short stops for photos or rest in the shade. It is worth visiting during a trip around Roztocze to feel the atmosphere of old residences and admire the alley harmoniously incorporated into the landscape. The road lies on the Green Velo bike trail.

A great forest, asphalt road leading from Narol in an easterly direction, leading out near the ponds in Ruda Różaniecka. Driving this route, it is worth paying attention to the deformations of the road caused by roots in several places.

The Church of St. Michael the Archangel in Łosiniec is a historic church from 1797, originally Greek Catholic. In the 19th century it served as an Orthodox church, and since 1919 it has served as a Roman Catholic church. It is distinguished by the traditional wooden sacral architecture of the region and is under the care of a conservator. It is worth visiting to see an interesting example of the interpenetration of cultures on the border.

The Bukowy Las Reserve in the Solska Forest Landscape Park is one of the most valuable natural sites in Roztocze, protecting natural beech forests. It is an ideal place for lovers of peaceful hikes, where you can admire mighty beech trees, often over 150 years old. The reserve is especially impressive in autumn, when the leaves take on golden-red colours, creating a picturesque landscape. There are numerous tourist trails in the area, including bicycle routes, leading through the wild wilderness of the Solska Forest. Thanks to the perfectly smooth asphalt, we can also admire these areas from the perspective of a road bike.

The Bukowy Las Reserve in the Solska Forest Landscape Park is one of the most valuable natural sites in Roztocze, protecting natural beech forests. It is an ideal place for lovers of peaceful hikes, where you can admire mighty beech trees, often over 150 years old. The reserve is especially impressive in autumn, when the leaves take on golden-red colours, creating a picturesque landscape. There are numerous hiking trails in the area, including bicycle routes, leading through the wild wilderness of the Solska Forest. Due to the forest nature of the area, it is worth taking solid footwear, especially after rain, when the paths can be slippery.

A fantastic cycling section, you absolutely must do it while in Roztocze!