The Bochnia Salt Mine - the historic salt mine in Bochnia, like its more famous sister in Wieliczka, has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Just as in Wieliczka, there are underground tourist routes here. Visitors can see numerous salt...
Tropsztyn Castle - in the small village of Wytrzyszczka, by Lake Czchowskie, right next to the DK 75 road between Brzesko and Nowy Sącz, a small but very charming and interesting castle stands on a slight hill. Its origins date back to the 13th...
Dębno Castle - in the Małopolskie Voivodeship, there are two tourist-interesting towns named Dębno. One of them, in the Nowy Targ County, is known for its old wooden church listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The other one (the one we are...
The Castle in Krasiczyn - one of the most important and interesting Renaissance buildings in Poland. The history of this once fortified castle dates back to the 15th century, and its current shape was achieved in the 17th century thanks to the...
Malbork Castle - the most famous castle in Poland, once belonging to the Teutonic Order. Built in Gothic style by the Teutons between 1274 and 1457. It is an excellent example of medieval defensive architecture. Constructed of brick, surrounded...
Krzyżtopór Castle - is located amidst the fields of the Opatów land. Its strong destruction only enhances the sense of charm and mystery. The intention behind its establishment in the first half of the 17th century was to overshadow all the...
