The First World War cemetery in Brylińce was extensively renovated in 2002. It comprises 71 symbolic wooden crosses, a central wooden cross, flagpoles, and a granite obelisk.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Brylińce.
Culture
The site is located next to the former Orthodox church, which is now a parish church. The cemetery contains unidentified Austro-Hungarian soldiers who died during the fighting around the Przemyśl Fortress in 1915.
The surrounding area of Brylińce includes Krasiczyn - Renaissance Castle, Spława, Maciejówka, Suchy Obycz, and Karczmarowa.
Landscape
A route runs through Brylińce to the south, crosses a stream several times, and continues along a faint path through meadows towards Kopyśno and Rybotycze. For hiking enthusiasts, this provides a specific route through the village, streambed, and meadows.
A documented settlement in Brylińce dates back to 1508: at that time, King Sigismund I the Old issued a settlement charter under Wallachian law for Brylińce and Cisowa.
Brylińce is located on the Bryliński Stream, a tributary of the Olszanka.
A hiking route reaches Brylińce from Olszany and passes the brick Church of St. Basil the Great, which stands on a hill in the village.
Other destinations in the same travel area: Przemyśl, Wapowce, Tarnawka.
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