Roma is agritourism  with character and a magical place, with an area of over 6 hectares. Here you will find peace, quiet and a huge dose of positive nature.

The agritourism farm is located on the edge of the village of Studzianki, in a picturesque valley winding along the Supraśl river, in the buffer zone of the Knyszyn Forest Landscape Park. Many interesting tourist routes cross here -  natural and historical. There is an unparalleled anywhere microclimate with clean air (no industrial centers), rich mud deposits - the status of a spa and forests full of nature's gifts.

We propose a vacation, the form of which will depend entirely on you. The area is densely dotted with forests of various sizes and ages, with a variety of tree stands, through which many roads and paths lead. It is the best place for mushroom pickers, undergrowth and berry pickers. It is a perfect place for walks, hiking, biking, horse rides, and in winter - sleigh rides and cross-country skis, as well as for watching and photographing the life of forest animals (elk, deer, wild boar, foxes, and recently also wolves and lynxes)  ) and various birds (hawks, owls, swans, storks, etc.). The nearby Supraśl river is a paradise for ornithologists and anglers, as well as for kayaking and pontoon enthusiasts. The distance from the cities means that we have excellent conditions for observing planets and stars in the night sky, and the historical background of the area is an opportunity for treasure hunters and military hunters from the First and Second World Wars.  

In the spa town of Supraśl, just 5 km away, there are horse studs, canoe rentals, the largest museum of icons in Poland, a beautiful Orthodox monastery from the turn of the 15th / 16th century, the Buchholtz Palace - now an art school, bars offering regional regional cuisine delicacies and many other attractions.

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AgroRoma - is a house with a garden and a recreational area as well as a separate, private plot of over 6 hectares, which includes a forest on a hill, a valley of meadows and an over 200-meter-long shoreline of the Supraśl bend.