German ground and underground construction of the Second World War of military-strategic purpose. Mining and construction works carried out in 1943-1945 resulted in a huge underground system of corridors, halls and fortifications.

The beginnings of mining in the Snieznik Massif can be traced back to the mid 14th century. Since that time, there have been mining operations conducted periodically in the Klesnica Valley for iron ore, silver, fluorite, copper, uranium and...

This is a biggest civil shelter in Poland from Second World War.

The terrain lying to the north from the Swietokrzyskie Mountains is a specific mining basin in which, at the time of the Stone Age and early Bronze Age flint was mined for the manufacture of tools and weapons.

The undergrounds in Sandomierz have a tradition as old as the city. They probably were created in the 14th century to serve as warehouses and merchants' stores.

While waiting for the train at the main railwaystation in Szczecin, there is a chance to see the air-raid shelter from the times of Second World War.

8 items in Malopolskie Voivodship have been entered in Unesco World Cultural and Natural Heritage List - the greatest number in Poland!

Near the Polish-Ukrainian border we find the pearl of wooden Orthodox architecture - the Uniate church in Mycow.

A wooden Uniate church is situated near the Catholic Church.

University Hill is the site of exhibition of the historic sculptures and contemporary monuments.

Mentioned in 1418, eventually built about 1600 on order from the voit of Głuchołazy.

Upper Silesian Cultural Center was established in 1993. In this framework, there are four galleries: Gallery of Fine Arts, Gallery "Sector I", Gallery "upstairs" and Gallery "Blank". The tasks of the Centre is the dissemination of culture,...

The Museum has a monographic character. The collection is nearly 2.5 thousand exhibits, generally related to Silesian Uprisings and the plebiscite in Upper Silesia. It collects memorabilia of the participants in the uprisings, documenting their...

A unique house that stands on its roof, where visitors walk on the ceilings and which is decorated in the socialist style of the 1970’s.

Urban development of the oldest part of Nowy Tomyśl is especially worth seeing. It consists of two markets: the bigger one – Niepodległości Square and the smaller one – Chopin Square, which are connected with the Mickiewicz Street.