Jeziory Wielkie - a village situated on an isthmus between two lakes: Bnińskie Lake and Jeziory Wielkie Lake.

Mansion is located among beautiful landscape park.

The City Wall in Strzelce Krajeńskie belongs to the oldest one in Lubuskie Region. It were built between 1272 and 1290.

The Mill Gate also called The Port Gate is one of the best-known constructions of this type in Europe.

The Monastery of Benedictine Sisters in Jaroslaw was founded in 1611 by Anna Ostrogska. The monastery consists of the Church of St. Nicolaus Stanislaw the Bishop built in 1614-1624. The cloister was erected in 1635 and is surrounded by defensive...

At the eastern end of the city hill, near the old "Russian tract" Przeworsk-Jarosław, at the end of the Bernardyńska Street, among the trees there are visible the red brick walls of historic St. Bernardine Monastery

The monument of Jan Kiliński in Trzemeszno is situated in the centre of the town. Jan Kiliński was born in Trzemeszno and lived 1760-1819.

The monument was dedicated to the people who live in Białystok and its area, to the soldiers who fought on the all fronts of the Second World War, to the partisans, prisoners, children, victims who died in the Białystok’s ghetto.

The 15th Eastern Longtitude Merdian crosses the whole Lubuskie region. It is a base for the so called Central European Time CET. In Poland it is used and called as the winter time.

The Monument to the Victims of the Lublin Ghetto was placed in 1962 between Lubartowska Street and Świętoduska Street.

A real treat for car enthusiasts – a museum with exhibits of vehicles dating back to the end of the 19th century

The local steam train of Środa Wielkopolska is one of the last ones in Europe and runs on the steam traction only!

It is one of the finest and best preserved estates from the times of the Vasa. The palace located in the old part of the city has original interior of the 17th and 18th centuries and unique architectural design features: framework ceilings with...

The New Jewish Cemetery has been located in Walecznych Street, near Unicka Street since 1829. It was destroyed by the Nazis during World War II and partially restored after the war.

An interesting classical object.