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Gospodarstwa Agroturystyczne/ the Guest Farms www.agropodkarpacie.pl GUEST HOUSES OF SUB-CARPATHIAN FARM TOURISM ASSOCIATION „Hospitable guest houses” guest „Hospitable ASSOCIATION TOURISM FARM SUB-CARPATHIAN OF HOUSES GUEST Gospodarstwa agroturystyczne / The Guest Farms „Gospodarstwa Gościnne” „Gospodarstwa 1 Mulawka Renata, Szwedy 19 PODKARPACKIEGO STOWARZYSZENIA AGROTURYSTYCZNEGO STOWARZYSZENIA PODKARPACKIEGO 37-405 Jarocin, pow. niżański, tel. 15 871 38 25 GOSPODARSTWA AGROTURYSTYCZNE GOSPODARSTWA 2 Źródłowski Artur, Jastkowice 1B 37-403 Pysznica, pow. stalowowolski, tel. 15 642 55 75, +48 796 327 486, [email protected], www.eurokomplex.agropodkarpacie.pl 3 Nikolas Zdzisław, Dąbrowica 5 37-410 Ulanów, pow. niżański, tel. 15 876 52 59, +48 791 356 732 4 Tecla Maria i Joanna Hołoda, Dąbrowica 1 37-410 Ulanów, pow. niżański, tel. 15 876 31 31, +48 781 963 383, [email protected], www.domekwlesie.pl 5 Schier Zoa i Tadeusz, Koziarnia 120 37-418 Krzeszów, pow. niżański, tel. 15 879 86 47, +48 723 150 008 6 Hopek Józefa, Poręby Dymarskie 168 36-105 Cmolas, pow. kolbuszowski, tel. 17 283 72 09, +48 601 632 495 7 Cudecka Barbara, Trześń 197 ” Gościnne „Gospodarstwa „Gospodarstwa Gościnne” „Gospodarstwa 36-147 Niwiska, pow. kolbuszowski, tel.17 227 93 55, +48 667 580 835, [email protected], Podkarpackiego Stowarzyszenia Agroturystycznego Stowarzyszenia Podkarpackiego Podkarpackiego Stowarzyszenia Agroturystycznego Stowarzyszenia Podkarpackiego www.przygrobli.ugu.pl 8 Jakubiec Barbara, Nowa Wieś 154 20 lat 20 20 lat 20 36-100 Kolbuszowa, tel. 17 227 80 14, +48 609 478 787, [email protected], N:50°14.665 E:021°41.972 9 Nizioł Piotr, Łowisko 436 36-053 Kamień, pow. rzeszowski, tel. 17 855 67 90, +48 663 486 434, +48 663 091 694, [email protected] 10 Siuzdak Marzena, Wola Zarczycka 781 37-311 Wola Zarczycka, pow. leżajski, tel. 17 241 74 97, +48 606 434 148 11 Szostak Marian, Ruda Łańcucka 33 37-310 Nowa Sarzyna, pow. leżajski, tel. +48 506 371 160, [email protected], www.noclegisarzyna.pl, N: 50° 19' 23.8945" E: 22° 20' 56.3983" 12 Zawadzka Czesława, Przychojec 151 37-300 leżajski, tel.17 242 08 19, +48 602 467 215, [email protected], www.podlipa.lezajsk.pl, N: 50.29888 E: 22.401366 INVITES VISITORS VISITORS VISITORS INVITES INVITES 13 Kaszyccy Anna i Andrzej, Ożanna 77 SUB-CARPATHIAN COUNTRY SUB-CARPATHIAN SUB-CARPATHIAN COUNTRY SUB-CARPATHIAN 37-303 Kuryłówka, pow. leżajski, tel. 17 243 80 78, +48 531 790 062, [email protected] 14 Kaszycki Piotr, Ożanna 77 37-303 Kuryłówka, pow. leżajski, tel. 17 243 83 74, +48 697 438 374 ZAPRASZA ZAPRASZA 15 Piech Justyna, Ożanna 69 37-303 Kuryłówka, pow. leżajski, tel. +48 510 244 726, [email protected], www.noclegisarzyna.pl, PODKARPACKA WIEŚ PODKARPACKA PODKARPACKA WIEŚ PODKARPACKA N: 50 16' 57" E: 22 31' 18" 16 Szczap Agnieszka, Ożanna 26 A 37-303 Kuryłówka, pow. leżajski, tel. 17 243 80 88, +48 607 141 065, [email protected] 17 Olszowy Marek, Turza 246 36-050 Sokołów Młp, pow. rzeszowski, tel. 17 228 01 45, +48 692 202 345 18 Wróbel Marek, Leżajsk ul. Podzwierzyniec 33, 37-300 Leżajsk, tel.17 242 76 54, +48 665 331 900 19 37 Paściak Tomasz, Bachórz 111b Kasperek Alicja, Brzóza Królewska 1096 36-068 Bachórz, pow. Rzeszów, tel. 16 652 30 12, +48 501 142 790, [email protected], www.podbocianem.com, 37-397 Brzóza Królewska, pow. leżajski, tel. 17 242 98 80, +48 501 542 020, [email protected], N:49°51' E:22°16' N: 52° 10' 26" E: 18° 51' 9" 20 Rup Elżbieta i Bogusław, Giedlarowa 425 38 Korzeniowska Jolanta, Pikulice 150 37-300 Leżajsk, tel. 17 242 53 95, +48 606 731 612, [email protected], www.agrorup.pl, N: 50 13' 43" E: 22 23' 68" 37-733 Pikulice, pow. przemyski, tel. 16 672 02 81, +48 600 791 716, [email protected], www.ujadzi.agropodkarpacie.pl 21 Tupaj Czesława i Tadeusz, Dębno 240 37-305 Dębno, pow. leżajski, tel. +48 692 050 291, +48 537 441 445, [email protected], 39 Osocha Sławomir i Agnieszka, Góra Motyczna 167 N: 5011'52'' E: 2230'59'' 39-204 Żyraków, pow. dębicki, tel. 14 677 00 15, +48 604 336 514, [email protected] 22 Rydzik Mariusz, Grodzisko Dolne 307 40 Krawiec Danuta, Straszęcin 1a 37-306 Grodzisko Dolne, pow. leżajski, tel. +48 663 209 217, +48 792 601 273, [email protected] 39-218 Straszęcin, pow. dębicki, tel. 14 676 86 78, +48 604 233 576, [email protected], N: 5003'39" E: 2121'12" 23 Drapała Maria, Sieniawa ul. Sanowa 6, 37-530 Sieniawa, pow. przeworski, tel. 16 622 75 71, +48 880 741 671, [email protected], 41 Zachara Beata, Straszęcin 115 N: 50 17' 587" E: 22 60' 609" 39-218 Straszęcin, pow. dębicki, tel. 14 681 24 75, 14 676 86 49, +48 509 636 028 24 Sieradzki Bronisław, Cieplice 115 42 Piękoś Małgorzata i Marek, Straszęcin 37 37-534 Adamówka, pow. przeworski, tel. 16 622 93 39, +48 509 290 391, www.agroturystyka-podkarpacie.pl 39-218 Straszęcin, pow. dębicki, tel. 14 676 81 02, +48 784 574 771, +48 695 120 459, [email protected] 25 Starzak Elżbieta, Cieplice 171 a 43 Pietrzyk Teresa i Roman, Zawada 177a 37-534 Adamówka, pow. przeworski, tel. +48 880 593 379, +48 785 925 738, [email protected], 39-200 Dębica, pow. dębicki, tel. 14 682 81 67, +48 502 389 767, +48 792 903 205, [email protected], www.wmiedzyczasie.xon.pl, N: 50.254559 E: 22.626657 www.uromana.pl, N: 50°02' 48" E: 21°29'12" 26 Ciurko Mirosława, Dobcza 26a 44 Kochanowska-Czapiewska Małgorzata, Chotowa 3a 37-534 Adamówka, pow. przeworski, tel. 16 622 75 54, +48 693 857 732, www.przyjemnosc.eu 39-217 Grabiny, pow. dębicki, tel. +48 880 990 998, www.agropodkarpacie.pl/chotowianka/, www.facebook.com/agrochotowianka/ 27 Bauman Grzegorz, Kowalówka 9 37-611 Cieszanów, pow. lubaczowski, tel. +48 664 465 803, [email protected] 45 Świątek Elżbieta, Mokrzec 10 39-220 Pilzno, pow. dębicki, tel. 14 672 16 39, +48 603 301 639, [email protected] 28 Nykiel-Płoch Monika, Wysoka Głogowska 604a 36-061 Wysoka Głogowska, pow. rzeszowski, tel. 17 772 60 88 46 Niezgoda Krystyna, Gorzejowa 22 39-231 Siedliska-Bogusz, pow. dębicki, tel. 14 699 84 77, +48 503 401 324, www.niezgoda.agropodkarpacie.pl 29 Nicpoń Marek, Albigowa 1036 A 37-122 Albigowa, pow. łańcucki, tel. 17 226 72 04, +48 609 412 489, [email protected], www.agroalbigowa.pl, 47 Środoń Damian, Pstrągowa 421 N: 50°01'57.52 E: 22°13'51.02 38-121 Pstrągowa, pow. strzyżowski, tel. 17 277 94 12, +48 601 155 518, [email protected], www.ranczo.pstragowa.pl, N: 49.947685 E: 21.751699 30 Kalita Zoa i Jerzy, Rzeszów ul. Jana Pawła II 95, 35-317 Rzeszów, tel. 17 221 91 97, +48 605 610 284, [email protected], www.debinowka.pl, 48 Opielowska Krystyna, Szufnarowa 277 N: 49°59'20" E: 21°59'18" 38-124 Wiśniowa, pow. strzyżowski, tel. 17 277 54 14 , +48 692 239 810, +48 698 022 611, [email protected], N: 4953'03" E: 2138'03" 31 Ruszel Helena i Kazimierz, Cierpisz 94 37-124 Kraczkowa, pow. łańcucki, tel. 17 226 62 36, +48 785 354 785, [email protected], N: 50.019873 E: 22.171755, 49 Zimny Beata, Łętownia 46 38-100 Strzyżów, pow. strzyżowski, tel. 17 276 44 66, +48 698 505 673, [email protected], 32 Balawender Anna, Handzlówka 110a www.zielonygaj.agro.pl, N: 49.89788 E: 21.76958 37-123 Handzlówka, pow. łańcucki, tel. 17 226 41 22 50 Giera Bogdan, Łętownia 1B 33 Rybka Anna, Hyżne 187 38-100 Strzyżów, pow. strzyżowski, tel. 17 276 44 58, +48 608 133 582, [email protected], 36-024 Hyżne, pow. rzeszowski, tel. 17 229 50 07, +48 534 153 007, [email protected] www.agrozacisze.com.pl 34 Bosek Zoa Antoni, Dylągówka 60 51 Winiarska Irena, Stępina 182 36-025 Hyżne, pow. rzeszowski, tel. +48 502 478 606, [email protected], www.boskadolina.pl, 38-125 Stępina, pow. strzyżowski, tel. 17 277 65 35, +48 693 886 535, [email protected] N: 49.913319 E: 22.209864 52 Mastej Maria, Łozy Dębowieckie 3 35 Piorun Teresa, Dylągówka 297 38-220 Dębowiec, pow. jasielski, tel. 13 442 71 14, [email protected], www.podkobylagora.great.net.pl 36-024 Klecie, pow. rzeszowski, tel. 17 22 95 618, +48 669 095 564, 53 Wodnicki Arkadiusz, Wola Komborska 10A 36 Paszko Mateusz, Manasterz 56 38-420 Korczyna, pow. krośnieński, tel. +48 604 529 160, [email protected], www.chatkadyziowka.pl 37-522 Wiązownica, pow. jarosławski, tel. +48 607 431 915, [email protected], www.zielonaprzystan.net Podkarpackie Stowarzyszenie Agroturystyczne „Gospodarstwa Gościnne” ul. Tkaczowa146, 36-040 Boguchwała www.agropodkarpacie.pl Rez. Łęka Warszawa 77 Lublin San Rez. Jastkowice 1 Wisła STALOWA 2 Szwedy 1 WOLA Rozwadów Jastkowice 15 Ostrowiec Świętokrzyski TARNOBRZEG 3 4 Województwo Podkarpackie Ulanów Dąbrowica BARANÓW RUDNIK SANDOMIERSKI 16 2 NAD SANEM 77 9 Koziarnia 5 Ruda Łańcucka Rez. Kołacznia 11 Wisłoka Przychojec 9 Poręby 12 13 14 15 16 Łowisko 10 Rez. Las Ożanna 6 Dymarskie Klasztorny Wola Zarczycka MIELEC Rez. Buczyna 19 3 Brzóza 18 4 24 25 27 17 Królewska LEŻAJSK Cieplice 26 Kowalówka Nowa Wieś 19 Turza Rez. „Suchy Łuk” Dębno Dobcza KOLBUSZOWA 21 7 8 Julin Giedlarowa 20 Rez. „Lupa” Wysoka Sieniawa Trześń Głogowska 22 23 Rez. Zabłocie LUBACZÓW Rez. Wydrze 19 Grodzisko Dln. Rez. Bór 28 5 Góra 36 Manasterz Motyczna 7 8 10 ŁAŃCUT 4 39 DĘBICA 4 PRZEWORSK 6 Straszęcin Rez.
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