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A great walk through the remnants of Europe's primaeval forest in Bialowieza National Park. It is free to park and walk here. Other areas of the park can only be visited on a guided tour.

The Royal Oak Trail in the Stara Białowieża forest is a picturesque educational trail leading through the former settlement, where archaeological research indicates the original Białowieża was founded. A wooden footbridge winds through ancient oak trees named after Polish and Lithuanian kings, creating a unique blend of history and nature.

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The Open-Air Museum of Wooden Architecture of the Ruthenian People of Podlasie in Białowieża is a unique open-air museum showcasing nine authentic wooden buildings from various parts of Podlasie. These structures – cottages, windmills, a chapel, and farm buildings – showcase the richness and diversity of the region's traditional architecture. The place has a unique atmosphere thanks to its lush natural surroundings and a peaceful atmosphere that fosters contemplation. It's worth planning a weekend visit and making an appointment with the guides to see the interiors of the buildings. An interesting attraction is the opportunity to stay overnight in one of the historic cottages – a perfect way to experience the spirit of old Podlasie and spend the night surrounded by nature.

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A small private open-air museum in Białowieża, and entry is free.

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A small private open-air museum, with free entry.

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Beautiful old Orthodox church next to the entrance gate to the Palace Park.

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Immediately after its construction, in the 19th century, the church was widely considered (by the press of the time) to be the most beautiful in the entire Grodno Governorate. Its historical values are associated with the patrons and founders of the church - the royal family. The building was funded and built under the personal supervision of Tsar Alexander III, it was visited by the most distinguished state dignitaries and clergy, and was and is the place of important religious and secular ceremonies.

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Next to the bridge, you can see the remains of a concrete narrow-gauge railway bridge. The aim of this investment was to exploit the forest by providing transport of cut trees to the sawmill. The construction was started by the Germans in 1916, who occupied these areas. Forced labor was used for the construction – prisoners of war. By the end of World War I, 85 km of tracks had been built and as a result, the Białowieża Forest was devastated :-(

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great place for a picnic, and maybe an overnight stay - unfortunately it was occupied by local youth, nice views from the tower

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It's just a beautiful place. There's a whole cluster of these springs with waterfalls and they're all made differently. They all flow into the Svisloch and you can walk along their bed to the river.

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A good view of the city from an unusual angle, it is rare to see Minsk buildings from a distant shore

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A nice place for a good photo)

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A pleasant path for walking and riding along the Drozdy reservoir

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In total, almost 10 km of straight gravel abyss

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Very cool place to relax

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An open-air museum of the old narrow-gauge railway in this area. Interesting! This railway was built during World War I and was used until the 90s, primarily for the purpose of exploiting forests (wood). Today, it is quiet here in this clearing and it is certainly a nice place to visit.

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Babia Góra is a small village in the Podlaskie Province, surrounded by forests and lakes, ideal for a bike ride away from the hustle and bustle of the tourist world. There are quiet asphalt and gravel roads in the area, and the slightly hilly terrain provides interesting views, especially in summer. It is a good place to use as a base for exploring the Suwałki Region, especially if you are planning a route towards nearby lakes such as Wiżajny or Hańcza. There is no large tourist infrastructure in the village itself, so it is worth having a supply of food and drink with you.

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The first forest nature trail in Poland. Bicycles are prohibited, but they can be walked. The trail ends at the European Bison Show Reserve, where you can meet the king of the forest face to face.

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Krynoczka – Orthodox church of the Holy Brothers Maccabees, wooden from 1846, located in the "Krynoczka Wilderness" in the Białowieża Forest. The temple was built in 1846 near a cult-ridden spring located in the Białowieża Forest, about 3 km east of Hajnówka. The Church of the Holy Brothers Maccabees is a wooden building, with a log construction, oriented, single-nave. At the front there is a spacious, roofed porch. The presbytery is smaller than the nave, rectangularly closed, with a side sacristy. Tin roofs. Above the nave there are two turrets (higher than the front), topped with bulbous domes. After 1989, a vestibule was added at the front. The temple is the destination of many Orthodox pilgrimages. bialowieza.travel/see-necessarily/sacred-objects/attraction/179

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A long time ago, in the Białowieża Forest, forest workers, or budnicy, settled. During the day, they worked in the forest: cutting down trees, burning charcoal, and at night they slept in budy, or dugouts covered with brushwood. The name Budy refers to the first houses that were built in this beautiful, picturesque village. While in Budy, you can visit Sioło Budy and Białowieskie Sioło, which are located almost in the same place. Sioło means a farmstead in eastern dialects. There, you will visit a replica of a farmstead from the forest area, which is almost 200 years old!!! You will see an old village cottage with a thatched roof. Next to it, there is a wooden pigsty, a barn and a well with a crane, from which water was once drawn. The entire farm is surrounded by a plaster fence made of willow branches. This is a very clever solution, because when a hole appeared in the fence, all it took was to tear off a few branches of the willow to have material to patch it up. pb.edu.pl/oficyna-wydawnicza/wp-content/uploads/sites/4/2020/08/Podroze_po_drewnianym_Podlasiu.pdf

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