4 attractions in Sanok, including Wooden Churches in Dobra Szlachecka, Zdzisław Beksiński Gallery, Sanok and Museum of Folk Architecture in Sanok (Sanok…
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Churches & monasteries
Sanok
In Dobra (formerly Dobra Szlachecka) on the San River, in the Sanok municipality, a walled complex of two sacred buildings survives: a wooden tserkva from 1879 and an older gate tserkva in a tower. Poland's National Heritage Board describe…

Museums
Sanok
The Zdzisław Beksiński Gallery in Sanok ("ZJEE-swaf bek-SHEEN-skee", "SAH-nok") holds the world's largest collection of work by the Polish painter famous for his haunting, dreamlike landscapes of ruins, skeletal figures and burning skies.…

Museums
Sanok
The Museum of Folk Architecture in Sanok, known locally as the Sanok skansen (open-air museum), is one of the largest open-air museums in Poland. Spread over 38 hectares of hillside above the San River, it brings together more than 180 his…

Castles
Sanok
Sanok Royal Castle (Sanok is pronounced roughly "SAH-nock") is a Renaissance residence on a bluff above the San River in southeastern Poland, and today it houses the Historical Museum in Sanok. Its biggest draw is the world's largest colle…