Sucha Beskidzka

Few cities in Lesser Poland Voivodeship have a history as closely tied to the Komorowski family as Sucha Beskidzka. At the meeting of the Skawa and Stryszawka rivers, the town sits below the wooded ridges of the Beskid Makowski. The family’s former residence, the Renaissance Sucha Castle, is widely known as “Little Wawel”; its arcaded courtyard gives the complex a character distinct from Kraków’s royal monuments. The castle and its park remain the clearest focus of the town, while the surrounding valleys lead into the western Beskids. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Sucha Beskidzka relates to the river valleys and Beskid foothills around it.

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