Catholic Church of the Transfiguration in Jarosław was built in 1717-1747. It is a major centre of pilgrimage of Polish Greek Catholics.

The most beautiful tenement in Kazimierz Dolny.

Cemetery Chapel in Kamionce in noe-Gothic style.

It was built there in 1907 but cemetery came into being in 1804.

The origins of the cemetery are connected with an ordinance of the Police Committee of Both Nations from 1792 ordering relocation of overcrowded church graveyards outside the city.

Centenary Hall is the representative place of Wroclaw city located in the picturesque surroundings of Szczytnicki Park and Japanese Garden.

The Central Cemetery is the largest in Poland and one of the largest burial grounds in Europe. Around 360 tree species and shrubs growing here make the cemetery an interesting park.

This museum boasts a vast collection of exhibits related to the history of sea ports and shipbuilding.

A unique exhibition of historic textile machinery, yarns, tapestries and textiles.

A unique exhibition of historic textile machinery, yarns, tapestries and textiles.

It is part of the capital’s historic waterworks with a historic Rapid Filter Centre.

You can see there works of participants of competitions connected with tradition of Easter and Christmas

Cezar's Arch House in Torun Old Town is one of three apartment houses in which arched passages have been built to allow easy traffic.

The construction of the Church was connected with local legends about the miraculous founding of the crucifix. According to one of them, the crucifix was supposed to appear in Klimkówka inflowing the stream (today called Świętokrzyski).

First record about Szemrowice is found in document of purchase by Mateusz Szemrowski and his wife Helena. About 1500 there was built a wooden larch church of The Holy Trinity. The chapel of St.Sebastian survived after a fire.