Religious sites in Western Bieszczady
Religious Heritage of Bieszczady
The Bieszczady region preserves a diverse religious landscape shaped by centuries of coexistence between Roman Catholic, Greek Catholic, and Orthodox communities. This selection features UNESCO-listed wooden churches in Smolnik and Turzańsk, alongside masonry shrines and atmospheric ruins in abandoned villages like Krywe and Łopienka. These sites showcase unique Boyko and Lemko architectural styles, from 18th-century timber structures to 19th-century brickwork, reflecting the complex cultural history and spiritual traditions of Southeastern Poland.
Cerkiew pw. św. Bazylego
A masonry Greek Catholic church in Żernica Wyżna, formerly a parish church.
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