The water tower in Trzemeszno was created in 1905 and it is documented very exactly.

The Weaver's Tower also called the Ice Tower, is in Krzywoustego Street. It was constructed in XV century.

Prussian fort designed to defence before enemy ships.

The White Head Tower was built at the turn of the XIV century and is one of the oldest buildings in the city.

This wooden manor house, built at the end of the 18th c., displays typical features of Polish architectural style of that epoch.

This is an extraordinary place in Zielona Gora and it attracts the citizens of Zielona Góra and the tourists from around the world. The Wine Hill is also the geographical centre of Zielona Góra.

The memorial commemorates the children who refused to study religion in the German language during the Prussian times.

The memorial commemorates the children who refused to study religion in the German language during the Prussian times.

Theatre of Aleksander Fredro in Gniezno was built after the Second World War by citizen of Gniezno, who were in the Section of Society theatre friends in Gniezno. The theatre was established 1st May 1946.

Both the place and the mill building itself can "boast" a rich history.

Orthodox, catholic and evangelical cemeteries by Rogatka is more than 200 years of history of families living in Kalisz.

A monument that was raised to commemorate the victims of the worker’s revolt in Poland in December 1970

In the mid-nineteenth century it was owned by the head of the Kielecki Poviat –Tomasz Zieliński. In the residence he accumulated a rich collection of paintings (over 400 paintings, including Canaletto, Cranach, Rubens, Michałowski), medals,...

An impressive building in the centre of the capital commemorating the death of nameless heroes that fought for Polish independence.

According to the historical tradition the mail station so-called "posthalternia" was located there - its traditions come from the beggining of the XVIIIth century.