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On top of the castle hill there is a round tower from 13th and 14th century. The “upper castle”, as it was called, had a military significance before the actual castle was erected. Some researchers...

Kamienica Biała (white house) at Senatorska dates back to the 17th century. Its construction was inspired by the nearby Celejowska Kamienica. However, it resulted to be much simpler; its only...

The houses were built in the 17th century. The owners, brothers Mikołaj (Nicholas) and Krzysztof (Christopher) decorated the house with figures of Saints Nicholas and Christopher. The two houses...

Kamienica Celejowska (Celej House) is also known as “St Bartholomew” due to the figure of the saint on the right-facing facade. It was also called the Black House due to the dark colour of its...

It is impossible to trace the history of the parish church. There are few documents left. Some researchers claim that a late romanesque style brick church may have existed there as early as the...

St Anna’s church is also called the hospital church. In 1530 a wooden structure already existed; in 1660 a brick one was built (the date can be seen on the rainbow beam). Another inscription was...

You must visit this place if you want to: see what a 16th c. granary looked like (inside a unique roof structure) get to know about the local natural environment see the panorama of the Vistula...

Temporary history, art and retrospective exhibitions are held here. They are mostly dedicated to local artists. Their work is shown here at the biennial “Salon Letni”.

The Goldsmith Museum is the only museum of the kind in Poland. There are collections of old and contemporary exhibits with special emphasis on Polish and foreign goldsmiths working in Poland. It...