Komancza – on the Oslawica River, Suliła, Rzepedka and Połoński Wierch are located in the area around Czaszyn. This specific local connection is particularly interesting for travellers interested in landscapes and nature.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Czaszyn.
Czaszyn is first documented historically in 1424; in the 15th century, the village had predominantly a Rusyn population. This historical connection is particularly illustrative for travellers interested in culture.
Czaszyn is the largest village in the municipality of Zagórz.
The village is situated on the Osława River, on the border between the Bukowskie Foothills and the Western Bieszczady Mountains. Part of the settlement on the right bank of the river lies within the Eastern Beskids Landscape Protection Area.
An Orthodox parish church is recorded in Czaszyn for the year 1507. In 1947, part of the local Ukrainian population was resettled during Operation Vistula and replaced by Polish settlers.
Czaszyn is served by railway line 107 between Nowy Zagórz and Łupków and is located on voivodeship road 892 towards Zagórz and Komańcza; there are also onward routes towards Slovakia.
If you would like to compare other places, these destination pages will take you further: Zagórz, Długie, Kalnica, Nowy Łupków, Łukowe, Tarnawa Dolna, Pastwiska, Zahutyń.
