Locat­ed in the moun­tain region of Swi­etokrzyskie, Krzemion­ki is an ensem­ble of four min­ing sites,…

The His­toric Cen­tre of Krakow, the for­mer cap­i­tal of Poland, is sit­u­at­ed at the foot of the Roy­al…

This 13th-cen­tu­ry for­ti­fied monastery belong­ing to the Teu­ton­ic Order was sub­stan­tial­ly enlarged …

The Nazi con­cen­tra­tion camp Auschwitz, also known as Auschwitz, was estab­lished in occu­pied Polan…

Dur­ing the War­saw Upris­ing in August 1944, more than 85% of Warsaw‘s his­toric cen­tre was destroye…

The for­ti­fied walls, barbed wire, plat­forms, bar­racks, gal­lows, gas cham­bers and cre­ma­tion ovens …

Zamosc was found­ed in the 16th cen­tu­ry by the chan­cel­lor Jan Zamoysky on the trade route link­ing …

Torun owes its ori­gins to the Teu­ton­ic Order, which built a cas­tle there in the mid-13th cen­tu­ry …

Kalwaria Zebrzy­dows­ka is a breath­tak­ing cul­tur­al land­scape of great spir­i­tu­al sig­nif­i­cance. Its n…

The wood­en church­es of south­ern Lit­tle Poland rep­re­sent out­stand­ing exam­ples of the dif­fer­ent asp…

The Church­es of Peace in Jawor and Swid­ni­ca, the largest tim­ber-framed reli­gious build­ings in Eur…

The Cen­ten­ni­al Hall, a land­mark in the his­to­ry of rein­forced con­crete archi­tec­ture, was erect­ed i…

Locat­ed in Upper Sile­sia, in south­ern Poland, one of the main min­ing areas of cen­tral Europe, the…

Sit­u­at­ed in the east­ern fringe of Cen­tral Europe, the transna­tion­al prop­er­ty num­bers a selec­tion …

This Pol­ish for­est lives up to its name, with hun­dreds of pecu­liar pine trees. Sev­er­al hun­dred pi…

Первое упоминание о дворце на этом месте относится к XIV веку и с тех самых пор он является резид…

Городские оборонительные укрепления начали строиться в 1285 году при князе Лешеке Чёрном из динас…

Это всё, что осталось от ратуши XIII – XIV веков, примыкавшей с Сукенницам с севера и разобранной…

Замечательные красно-кирпичные ворота в псевдоготическом стиле, с несколькими арками.