Sanok

Few towns in Subcarpathian Voivodeship have a history as closely tied to the San River and the Carpathian borderlands as Sanok. The town lies on the San beneath the lower slopes of the Carpathians, in a part of south-eastern Poland shaped by Polish, Ruthenian, Jewish and other communities over centuries. Sanok Castle houses the Historical Museum, known for its extensive collection of works by the locally born artist Zdzisław Beksiński. The Museum of Folk Architecture preserves traditional wooden buildings associated with the Lemko and Boyko highlanders. Explore more nearby webcams to understand how Sanok connects with its Carpathian surroundings.

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