Tuligłowy

Poland, Poland

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Tuligłowy is a village in southeastern Poland's Subcarpathian Voivodeship, Jarosław County, about 20 km south of Jarosław and 25 km northwest of Przemyśl, first mentioned in 14th-century records as an old settlement with a wooden church to St. Nicholas built in 1393 by Mikołaj Mzurowski.

It features remnants of 17th-18th century bastioned earth fortifications called "Okopy" or "Stary Szaniec," forming a square with four bastions (three preserved) around 75m per side, likely a Bar Confederation field fortification or peasant refuge against Tatar and Swedish raids, with a former brick cellar used post-WWII for brick firing, now partially built over amid local legends of hidden weapons and a lost knight monument.

Nearby, the Borusz Hill hosts a separate ancient hillfort on a plateau tongue, while the village retains a monastic complex site and painter Julian Fałat's 1853 birthplace connection.