Cisna - accommodation

The small Bieszczady town of Cisna, picturesquely located in the Solinka River valley, attracts more and more tourists from all over Poland every year. Cisna is one of the few Bieszczady health resorts. The unique climate, attractive location, occasional accommodation and catering facilities, as well as easy access make Cisna a great base for exploring the entire Bieszczady Mountains and Slovakia.
 

What is worth seeing in Cisna?
Your itinerary

1. Relax in a mountain spa.
   Cisna is one of the few mountain resorts with a spa profile. You will meet here numerous resorts connected with SPA. The Communal Center of Culture and Ecology also functions here.
2. Cover the Yellow Trail.
   Cisna - Liszna - Roztoki Górne - Prze喚cz nad Roztokami Górnych - this is the picturesque trail covering the Cisna area. The hike culminates in the Pass over the Upper Roztoki, which borders Slovakia. This route guarantees charming views.
3. Explore the Bieszczady Mountains by Forest Railway
   The Bieszczady Forest Railway on the route Przysłup - Krzywe - Dolżyca - Cisna-Majdan is one way to enjoy the Bieszczady countryside. Traversing them in an atmospheric railroad, you can feel like a real traveler.

Where to eat in Cisna?
Gastronomic map of the city

1. Siekierezada Bar
   An iconic culinary place in Cisna. The owner of the pub supports Bieszczady artists - you can find a gallery of their works here. The atmosphere of Siekierezada is unique, which is why the place has numerous recommendations. The interiors are kept in a wooden style, it is also possible to buy regional souvenirs.
2. Lemkowyna Inn
   You can feel as if you are in a museum here due to the numerous exhibits. Regional dishes are the hallmark of the inn, and are served in stoneware dishes. Exceptional dishes include Lemko sour soup, maczanka, Lemko dumplings, lamb and venison.
3. Oberża pod Kudłatym Aniołem
   It's a restaurant serving local dishes that is equally popular. Here you can try dishes such as Bieszczady dumplings, Hutsul dumplings, fuczki, buckwheat, fried cheese, or sour soup.