Arguably Bieszczady's most charming small town, Ustrzyki Dolne beats out contenders like Cisna, Wetlina and Lesko by having more of a centralised community vibe, created by the locals who gather in its public places and parks, and run its several restaurants, shops and galleries. In terms of attractions Ustrzyki Dolne is more of a launch pad for hiking excursions into the mountains or onto the waters of Lake Solina, but check out the market square where you'll find a very useful tourist information office, the nearby Natural History Museum, Park pod Dębami and the 'MŁYN' Museum of Milling & the Countryside, where you can also try traditional cuisine. From the centre of Ustrzyki Dolne you can set directly out onto hiking trails that will take you to beautiful summits, and also see some defensive relics from World War II. Bieszczadzkie Drezyny Rowerowe - an outfit that rents unique pedal-powered trolleys that follow the region's historic mountian railway - operate a station here in the summer, which is a great kid-friendly alternative to hiking.