It is worthwhile seeing.

A valuable and very rare in Poland monument of the military architecture from Napoleon’s times.

This three-storey and four-wing building was erected according to Władysław Lucht’s design for Zamojskie Towarzystwo Pożyczkowo-Oszczędnościowe (Zamość Ledning and Saving Association) in the early 1910s.

This is a historic chalk mine where the multilevel complex of passages forms a unique reminder of the chalk mining industry on a European scale.

The building of the City Hall at Rynek Street No. 1 originating from the sixteenth-century was later rebuilt several times.

The City Hall in Stargard Szczeciński is one of the most beautiful buildings of this type in West Pomerania.

The City Hall in Sulechów is located in the centre of the old town. Its present neo-gothic style and shape it owes to many changes over the centuries.

The City Park in Zamosc is unique in the scale of whole Poland.

The Clock Tower was built in the eighteenth century in the late Baroque style as a bell tower of the planned but never built, new Greek Catholic Cathedral.

The building of the early nineteenth century, built according to the design of Halaburda – the builder of Zamoyski family.

Court Garden comprised the surface of 3, 5 hectare, and it came into being in the XVI century.

It is situated at the end of village and it's standing there for 140 years.

In the area of Nowy Tomyśl there are many wooden buildings from the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century being the remains of the Dutch settlement.

At the top of the nearly fifty metres high cliff there is the early medieval town from the seventh century in Gostchorz.

At the top of the nearly fifty metres high cliff there is the early medieval town from the seventh century in Gostchorz.