A memorial was erected at the cemetery which symbolises the breakthrough of the Pommernstellung fortifications lines.

The museum was established in 1972 on the initiative of a firefighting activist – Maksymilian Anger.

Fort Wladimir (Legionow) was built in the years between 1850 and 1854. It is one, of the outer ring of six forts that makes up the Warsaw Citadel. From the side of the New Town it defended the crossing the River Vistula. Three underground...

It was established in 1945 in the Wola district. Around 104,000 victims of World War II, mainly insurgents who fell during the Warsaw Uprising in 1944 were laid there. Most of the victims laid there remain unknown and unidentified.

The Warsaw Rising Museum was opened on the 60th anniversary of the outbreak of fighting in Warsaw. The Museum is Warsaw residents’ tribute to those who fought and died for independent Poland and its free capital. It is located in a former tram...

The Bernardine church in Warta is considered to be one of Poland’s most richly furnished and ornamented sanctuaries.

The rich flora and fauna, including 250 species of birds, are of the greatest pride of the Warta Estuary National Park.

The tower seen the best from Vistula side links the times of Teutonic Knight's reign, picturesque backstreet transfers in old times, so that indulging in fantasizing we can see the Knights in white coats.

Beautiful, picturesque landscape in water bottom in Krasnystaw.

It was working at full speed until the II World War, but during the war actions it was devastated.

The mill of Żędowice has been in a family since 1864. Despite misfortune when in 1930's the flood destroyed part of houses and 20 years later the fire burnt part of the mill, the architecture of the farmyard has been preserved up till now.

The mill in Tuczki is an attraction for lovers of history and those interested in occupation of the miller.

Water Park „Tropikana” constitutes a perfect entertainment for children and their parents, and a wonderful way of relaxing after work.

Water tower in Skorogoszcza and functionally associated pumping station were built around 1910.

This is the only underground waterfall in Poland which, with special illumination, provides visitors with an unforgettable experience.