시에미아노프스키에 호수 주변 최고의 그래블 라이딩 코스

It is wonderful that after so many years the memory of this extraordinary girl has been restored...

The Danuta Siedzikówna Monument in Gruszki – a monument commemorating Danuta Siedzikówna Inka, a nurse in the Polish independence underground. https://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pomnik_Danuty_Siedzik%C3%B3wny_w_Gruszkach

A place for cyclists to be serviced in the village of Eliaszuki - a village almost completely destroyed by the Germans during World War II. Today, the tourist trail "Do Puszczy Ladzkiej" and Green Velo run through Eliaszuki, making it a good starting point for cycling trips around the area. You can also come across local handicrafts here - especially wooden products, which are a tradition in this region. The MOR has a shelter and bicycle racks.

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.

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

Church of St. Prophet Elijah in Nowa Luka - at the end of 2005, after 6 years of construction, the Orthodox Church of St. Elijah was consecrated in Nowa Luka (by the head of the Polish Church, Metropolitan Sawa). The church was built thanks to the involvement of many residents of Luka and surrounding villages, who carried out a large part of the construction work. However, most of the costs were covered by one of the residents of the former Luka, currently living in Białystok. Local residents call this church a monument to the displaced (to build the Siemianówka reservoir, about 300 farms were displaced from 8 surrounding villages, 5 of which were completely flooded and ceased to exist). ugnarewka.wrotapodlasia.pl/pl/o_gminie/soectwa_i_miejscowoci/nowa-luka.html

Horses in the meadow and in the distance you can see the turrets of the skete in Ordynki.

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