Ziemia Lubaczowska is a travel and navigation application that introduces you to the fascinating land of wooden churches, stone crosses, and the Molotov Line fortifications. This land was once shared by Poles, Jews, Ruthenians, and Germans, but now only traces of them remain, especially in the various places of worship and cemeteries. In the times of the Jagiellonian dynasty, Ziemia Lubaczowska was covered with forests, and Jan III Sobieski, who loved to hunt, often visited the area, especially the Roztocze region. The terrain changes from flat to hilly as we enter the Roztocze region, and the Radruż, Polanka Horyniecka, Łówcza, Płazów, and Huta Różaniecka villages serve as landmarks. The Molotov Line fortifications are hidden in the forests, and we can also find interesting palaces and manors, ruins of abandoned villages, cemeteries, and roadside stone crosses. The Ziemia Lubaczowska app will help you explore this little-known region with a lot of impressions and tranquility.