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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 temporary church in Druskininkai was built in 1857 in a separate house, thanks to the efforts of Yakov Rozhnov, the deputy governor of Grodno. He also covered all the costs of building the new church, which was built in 1865. Since 1895, there has been a school near the church. During the USSR, in 1947, a parish with 350 members was officially registered. In 1957 and 1978, the church was repaired (Translated from Wikipedia).

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The building was probably built in the 1780s by Tomasz Węgierski as a Uniate church. After 1789, it was founded by Jan Walenty Węgierski and then Ludwik Bieliński. After 1839, it was Orthodox. The church originally belonged to the parish in Lewków, and from 1869 to Narewka. The parish in Siemianówka was established in 1957. In 1967, a vestibule and a bell tower were added to the church. In 1972, the interior was renovated: an iconostasis was installed and polychromes were placed on the interior walls. zabytek.pl/pl/obiekty/siemianowka-unicka-ob-prawoslawna-cerkiew-parafialna-pw-sw-je

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The building was probably built in the 1780s by Tomasz Węgierski as a Uniate church. After 1789, it was built by Jan Walenty Węgierski and then Ludwik Bieliński. After 1839, it was Orthodox. The church originally belonged to the parish in Lewków, and from 1869 to Narewka. The parish in Siemianówka was established in 1957. In 1967, a vestibule and a bell tower were added to the church. In 1972, the interior was renovated: an iconostasis was installed and polychromes were placed on the interior walls. https://zabytek.pl/pl/obiekty/siemianowka-unicka-ob-prawoslawna-cerkiew-parafialna-pw-sw-je

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The Tamara Sołoniewicz Gallery allows for the organization of regional events. Thanks to the established and equipped Gallery, it is possible to widely popularize the work of Tamara Sołoniewicz and other reporters. Through the organized workshops, trainings, conferences, creative environments of the province will gain new opportunities for professional development. The Tamara Sołoniewicz Gallery is a facility promoting Narewka not only in the Podlaskie province. The facility also serves the residents of the commune. It is a place for painting exhibitions, post-plein-air works, a place for history and ethnography lessons, the seat of the folklore folk group "Narewczanki" and the Association of Friends of the Narewka Land. bialowieza.travel/zobacz-koniecznie/museums/attraction/249

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Bojarski Gościniec invites you to taste its dishes. There is also a possibility of overnight stay. It is not cheap, but as they say: Who will forbid the rich. in the photo only a small fragment of the renovated building. Here is the link to the website: https://www.bojarskigosciniec.pl/o-nas/bojarski-gosciniec

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