Attractions
Attractions in Jasło
and the surrounding area
Jasło and its surroundings are a place where history, culture, and nature create a unique whole. The city is famous for its rich cultural life and winemaking traditions – it is here that the Jasło Wine Trail runs.
Walking and active recreation enthusiasts will appreciate the picturesque Carpathian Foothills, numerous bike routes, and the proximity of Magura National Park.
In the area, it’s worth visiting historic churches, the “Karpacka Troja” open-air museum in Trzcinica, charming towns in the region, as well as local vineyards and restaurants serving regional cuisine. Jasło is an excellent base for exploring the Low Beskids and for a peaceful holiday away from the hustle and bustle.

Vineyards
Local winemakers offer tastings of exquisite wines, learning about the production process, and a friendly atmosphere amidst green hills.Winnica Dwie Granice
Jasiel Vineyard
One of the oldest vineyards in the region, known for its white and red grape wines and the possibility of tasting and visiting the vineyard in Jareniówka.
Vanellus Vineyard
a family-owned winery in Jareniówka with white, rosé, and red wines, offering tastings and beautiful views of the Wisłoka River
Golesz Vineyard
one of the oldest professional wineries in Poland, producing various wine varieties and experimenting with local grape varieties.
Dwie Granice Vineyard
a vineyard in Przysieki near Jasło with an interesting history and local wines
Restaurants
Amorino Restaurant is an atmospheric restaurant and café in the center of Jasło, appreciated for its good coffee, desserts, and friendly atmosphere. It’s the perfect place for a meeting, a moment of relaxation, or a sweet break during a stroll around the city.


The vicinity of Jasło
The area around Jasło delights with its diversity of natural and historical attractions. It’s worth visiting the “Carpathian Troy” Archaeological Open-Air Museum in Trzcinica, the Magura National Park, and the picturesque trails of the Low Beskids.
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City of Stars
Despite its small population, the city is home to several well-known artists, including:
Pierrot – legend of the Polish underground hip-hop scene
Michał Szpak – renowned Polish singer, Eurovision representative, and “X Factor” finalist
Roksana Węgiel – singer, winner of the 2018 Junior Eurovision Song Contest
Ralph Kaminski – popular music artist
Qry – Patryk Lubaś – rapper, member of the bands Chillwagon and Trzy Króli
Marta Malikowska – stage and film actress