Formerly it was the Holy Trinity cemetery founded in the 17th century for the protestant community members.

Europe's only Gallery of the Art of Socialist Realism is housed in the former coach-house. This unusual exhibition has a political-didactic-artistic character because it warns against art manipulated by totalitarian governments.

The gallery was founded in 1609 as the evangelic cemetery. The gallery is the unique collection of protestant sacral art of 17th and 18th century in Poland.

There is no other museum in Poland, where - in the aquariums, showcases and dioramas - the fauna and flora of the seas and oceans of the Word are presented.

It is worthwhile seeing.

It is worthwhile seeing.

One of the prominent remains of the buildings that surrounded Orła Białego Square is an edifice that today houses the School of Nursing and is known as the Globe Palace.

The gothic Main Church of Heart of Jesus Christ dominates over the old town. The final shape of the church was given to it in the 15th century. It remembers founding of the city.

This impressive building was built in 1900 according to the design by Gustaw Landau Gutenteger.

A monument of a lying down insurgent, an ‘eternally burning flame’ at his side and a historical plate commemorating the insurgents of Wielkopolska.

A monument of a lying down insurgent, an ‘eternally burning flame’ at his side and a historical plate commemorating the insurgents of Wielkopolska.

Jan Skala was a Sorbian poet and a canvasser.

The grave-chapel with a columned portico and a tympanum, and the high turret finished with a cross of the family Jałbrzykowscy from the year 1882 are located on the burial graveyard in Kołaki Kościelne.

The former Greek Catholic church dedicated to the Transfiguration of Our Lord God and Savior Jesus Christ (present-day Catholic church dedicated to the Baptism of Jesus) was erected in 1841.

The Greek Catholic church dedicated to Archangel Michael was erected in 1791 (a Catholic church since 1973).