Jasło: Hotels and Accommodation

Book a hotel in Jasło: Jasło was almost completely destroyed during the Second World War; most of its historic monuments were destroyed, while some survived and others were rebuilt. Would you like to discover the historic monuments that have survived and been rebuilt in Jasło?

Experiences

Jasło is home to Miejski Park, also known as Imperial Park. It probably dates from the late 19th century and is used by residents and tourists; a Tadeusz Kościuszko monument erected in 1899 stands there. Does Miejski Park with its Tadeusz Kościuszko monument appeal to you in Jasło?

Geographical Setting

Jasielski County lies on the border between the Low Beskids and the Carpathian Foothills; the county has hiking trails and beautiful views, and it also includes the urban municipality of Jasło. If you would like to compare Jasło with other destinations, you can also view the pages on Nowy Żmigród, Krempna, Kołaczyce, Polany, and Nawsie Kołaczyckie.

Getting Around

A hiking trail near the Ecological Education Centre in Ożenna follows part of the Slovak border and includes chapels, crosses from the Second World War, and natural features such as a beaver lodge.

Orientation

The “Karpacka Troja” open-air archaeological museum is located in Trzcinica near Jasło at fortified settlements described as some of the oldest in Poland; they may date back as far as 4,000 years.

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