Manasterzec: Hotels and accommodations

Book a hotel in Manasterzec: The village is home to the wooden Greek Catholic Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord; according to different sources, it was built in 1818 or 1820. Is a wooden Greek Catholic church a reason for you to explore Manasterzec culturally?

Overview

Manasterzec is a village in the San Valley.

Things to do

The ruins of Sobień Castle are located on Mount Sobień along the route between Załuż and Manasterzec and serve as a viewpoint overlooking the San Valley and higher parts of the Bieszczady Mountains. Are castle ruins and a viewpoint a reason for you to visit Manasterzec?

History

Manasterzec was founded in 1433 as a possession of the Kmita family. In the 18th century, there was a Basilian monastery there; the settlement takes its name from this monastery.

For another comparison with nearby places, you can also visit Polańczyk, Górzanka, Łukawica, Buk, Mchawa, Bóbrka, Smerek and Terka.

To the higher-level travel overview: Leski.