Jasień: Hotels and Accommodations
Accommodation in Jasień
In the wider regional area surrounding Jasień lies Piatnytska Tserkva. This is a specific reference point for travelers interested in sacred culture.
Jasień, First World War cemetery, 1914–1917
Photo: Wojciech Domagała via Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0 PL
You can book a hotel in Jasień.
Wierch, Gromadzyń, Żuków and Holica are located in the immediate vicinity of Jasień.
History
Jasień is a former village and is now part of the town of Ustrzyki Dolne in the Podkarpackie Voivodeship and Bieszczady County.
Jasień's documented religious heritage includes an Orthodox church that was later converted into a Uniate church. A brick Roman Catholic church was built after 1740 and consecrated in 1743.
The history of Jasień also includes a relocation in 1559 under Wallachian law, as well as the settlement of Wallachian people.
More recent history includes periods under Soviet and German administration during and after the Second World War. After February 15, 1951, Jasień became part of Poland again.
Hiking
A blue hiking trail runs between Ustrzyki Dolne and Jasień. For travelers interested in hiking, this route is a specific local reference point.
To the main travel overview: Ustrzyki Dolne.
