Sobień Castle

In a wooded area on an escarpment on the bank of the San, there are the forgotten ruins of a castle. The first defensive structure was built here back in the 13th century, and subsequent owners expanded and modernised it. The end of the castle's existence came in 1474 when the southern edge of the Republic of Poland was invaded by the Hungarians under the command of Matthias Corvinus. It was not renovated. The ruins can be well seen from the river and have been secured and adapted for visitors. It is worth mentioning that they offer a beautiful view of the San valley.