Poland is a beautiful region in Europe, often underestimated even by its residents. Especially in winter, we can admire unique landscapes in our homeland, sometimes reminiscent of scenes from "The Chronicles of Narnia." Such sights can be found in Podkarpacie. This village opens the doors to a magical world of icy and snowy scenery during winter. If you are planning a trip soon, perhaps for the winter break with your whole family, consider this location.
Winter Break in Podkarpacie. Plenty of Attractions Await You Here
Soon, some provinces will start the eagerly awaited winter break, especially by students. Podkarpacie, a region in southern Poland, is ideal for a family trip because everyone will find something to enjoy regardless of their preferences. The charm of Podkarpacie lies primarily in its picturesque landscapes that encourage walking. It also offers regional cuisine that is definitely worth trying to fall in love with the local flavors. History and sightseeing enthusiasts will be delighted by the number of attractions in the area. The province is also recommended for skiing – winter fun in various resorts will bring you a lot of joy, that's for sure. Surprisingly, this is not all, as this region of Poland transforms into a fairytale and truly magical scenery in winter.
Rudawka Rymanowska lodospad, zdj. ilustracyjne sc Instagram/podkarpackietravel
A True Gem of Podkarpacie for Winter Break: Rudawka Rymanowska Icefalls
If you dream of seeing landscapes that strikingly resemble those from "The Chronicles of Narnia," we have great news. It is entirely possible. Just head to the village of Rudawka Rymanowska, and the white snow, picturesque huts, and icefalls will steal your heart in no time.
This charming place is full of magic, where trees bend under the weight of snow, creating a fairytale atmosphere. The icefalls are undoubtedly the most popular attraction in the village. These typically form on slopes and create a sight unusual for the Polish landscape. Unfortunately, they cannot always be admired, as it all depends on the weather conditions – for icefalls to form, the temperature must be sufficiently low, and there must be enough precipitation.
Fot. Patryk Ogorzałek / Agencja Wyborcza.pl
In recent days, temperatures across almost all of Poland have been below zero, making it highly likely that tourists visiting soon will have the luck to see views reminiscent of Narnia.
