— — a market square the wars kept giving back.
“The capital of Subcarpathia, an hour by road from the Slovak and Ukrainian borders. The old Rynek is small and walkable, ringed by pastel townhouses and a stone town hall with a tall clock tower. Beneath the square runs a tourist route through cellars cut deep into the rock, the city's quiet basement. Above, the planes from Aviation Valley climb out over the river. from the studio
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Rzeszów is the capital of Subcarpathian Voivodeship in southeastern Poland, with a population of roughly 196,000. The city sits on the Wisłok river, about 170 kilometres east of Kraków and 90 kilometres from the Ukrainian border at Korczowa. It was first chartered in 1354 under Casimir III and changed hands repeatedly through the Polish-Lithuanian, Austrian, and Soviet centuries. Today it anchors Aviation Valley, a cluster of more than 150 aerospace firms centred on Rzeszów-Jasionka airport.
The Rynek, the old market square, holds a Renaissance town hall rebuilt in neo-Gothic in the 1890s with a 53-metre clock tower. Around it stand restored merchant townhouses in pale yellow, ochre, and rose. Rzeszów Castle, raised by the Lubomirski family in the 17th century, sits above the river on the south edge of the old town. The Bernardine and Piarist churches mark the baroque era; the synagogues record the prewar Jewish community.
The Rzeszów Underground Tourist Route runs 369 metres through cellars beneath the Rynek, 25 chambers on three levels, originally storage and refuge cut into the rock from the 14th century onward. Tickets are sold at the entrance on the square; tours run year-round at scheduled times. Rzeszów-Jasionka airport serves direct flights from London, Dublin, and Frankfurt. Trains from Kraków take around two hours.