Przemysl Travel Guide

 arantha Says:  The curch was built in the 18th century, in a place of old gothic church. Its style joins late baroque and classical elements. In the inside you can see some impressive rococo sculptures and frescos. 

 arantha Says:  The church has been built in the 17th century. Before the Second World War, the church belonged to the Greek Catholics, but after the was Carmelites regained it and restore its previous baroque look. 

 arantha Says:  The castle was founded in the 14th century by Polish king Casimir III the Great. It was completely rebuilt in the 16th century in the renaissance style.It's small but quite pleasant :) 

 arantha Says:  The cathedral was built in the 17th century as a Jesuit church. However, because of the fact that the Greek Orthodox believers didn't have in Przemysl any place of worship, in 1991 pope John Paul II decided to donate it to a Greek Catholic population and it has been... 

 arantha Says:  The cathedral was built in a gothic style in the 15th century, in a place of other old roman catholic church. Afterwards in the 18th century was rebuilt in a baroque style. With its 71m tall belfry, it's very characteristic element of the panorama of Przemysl. 

 luigi_pl Says:  main square means main place of meetings. i can say that all roads lead to main square. this place attracts thousands of people per day, not only locals but tourists as well. this is the place when you can take a look at others, relax and waatch what happens around you.... 

 luigi_pl Says:  this built in XV century church presents diffrent architectonic styles. it's one of the most precious and oldest monuments in the town... but its touristic potential is not used completely because there's no possibilty to enter the church tower and basements. the church is... 

 Gosia78 Says:  Castle-and-Park Complex in Krasiczyn, located in south-eastern Poland, just 10 km from the historical town of Przemysl.It is one of the most beautiful monuments of the Polish Renaissance. Its construction was begun in 1580 by Stanis³aw Krasicki. He named the castle derived... 

 Gosia78 Says:  Roman –Catholic Cathedra built in gothic style in XV – XVI century in a place where had been a roman temple previously (its relicts are saved and kept in the cellar). In XVIII century the Cathedra was reconstructed into baroque style. There is 71 m high belfry next to it.... 

 Gosia78 Says:  The Franciscans Church built in VXII century on the place gothic chapel is a mix of two styles: late baroque and classical style. T he interior collect many wonderful sculptures. Three stony figures in from of the entrance are made by Fabian Fesinger. 

 arantha Says:  Bus is the only way to travel around Przemysl. You can tind the routes and the timetable here, although it's only in Polish, but it's easy to get a rough idea ;) 

 arantha Says:  Marshrutka is a minibus taxi operating the route to the Ukrainian border in Medyka (0,5 zl = 0,125 Euro; 15 min to the border). From there you can take another Marshrutka to Lviv (6 zl = 1,5 Euro; 1,5h). It can be a very cheap way of traveling!You can find Marshrutkas on the... 

 arantha Says:  The other way to travel to/from Przemysl is a bus/coach. It operates both domestic and foreign routes (mainly Ukraine). For example you can get to Lviv for only 20 zl (5 Euro).The address of the main coach station (Dworzec PKS) is: ul. Czarnieckiego, just next to the train... 

 arantha Says:  Przemysl it's an important junction, joining Ukraine, Hungary and major Polish cities. The best way to travel to/from Przemysl is train. You can check the timetable hereThe address of the main railway station (Dworzec PKP) is Plac Legionów.Ticket office: 016 675 11 45 

 Gosia78 Says:  The Bolestraszyce Arboretum is located 7 km north-east from Przemysl. In Bolestraszyce history unites with modern times. Arboretum contains a park and a mansion - in which in the first half of the 19th century an excellent painter Piotr Micha³owski lived and painted. Aged...