Travel Guide Dukla

This small border town of nearly 2,000 inhabitants has a long and eventful history of wealth and successive looting by enemy armies. It has a reputation of fierce resistance for its role during the nationalist uprisings as well as its important place in the Polish resistance, which led to its complete destruction by the Nazi occupiers (at the time, 2/3 of its inhabitants were Jews). Do not miss the historical museum installed in the beautiful dulki palace (www.muzeumdukla.pl, open from 10am to 3pm every day) rebuilt after the war, nor the monastery of the Bernardine brothers next door (www.dukla.bernardyni.pl).