Zarszyn

Zarszyn is a rural settlement located in southeastern Poland within Sanok County, serving as the administrative center of its own municipality. The village sits in hilly terrain typical of the Subcarpathian region, with agricultural lands and small-scale farming operations surrounding the main settlement area.

This settlement developed into an important administrative hub when it became the seat of Gmina Zarszyn municipality within the Subcarpathian region. The establishment as an administrative center shaped the village's role in the broader territorial organization of southeastern Poland.

The Church of Saint Martin and Our Lady of the Scapular serves as a spiritual center where locals gather for services and celebrations throughout the year. Visitors can observe the everyday religious practices that shape community life in this rural setting.

The village is accessible by car via regional roads that connect it to nearby towns and the broader Subcarpathian network. Travelers exploring rural Polish culture and agricultural heritage will find it a convenient stop when visiting the southeastern region.

The area is home to one of Poland's largest herds of Simmental cattle based at Odrzechowa Station nearby. This breed holds special importance locally and connects the village to a wider network of agricultural producers specializing in high-quality livestock.

Location: Gmina Zarszyn

GPS coordinates: 49.58330,22.01670

Latest update: December 10, 2025 20:08