Traditional houses, monuments, castles, caves and churches in Poland.

1. Traditional old house,
monuments, castles, caves and
churches in Poland.
Milena Klasa

2. St. Nicholas Church in Bochnia is from the 15th century. It is
large and in a gothic and baroque style. Christian masses are
celebrated here.
There are colorful, beautiful and small houses in Zalipie. They
were built in the 20th century and are now a tourist
attraction (there is a museum). People used to live in the
houses. It is now a museum.
Colorful houses in Zalipie
St. Nicholas Church in Bochnia

3. There is the Sutoris shaft in Bochnia
leading to the salt mine in Bochnia. It was established in the 13th
century. It was used to mine salt.
This monastery was established in the 12th century and monks lived
there then. At the moment, it serves as a hotel and restaurant.
Masses are held there on some occasions.
Sutoris shaft in Bochnia
Monastery in Hebdów

4. can visit this building.
It is the largest
medieval castle in Europe, preserved in such good condition. It comes
from the 13th century and the Teutonic Knights lived here. Now you
can visit it as a museum.
There is a gothic castle from 15th century in Dębno. It is one of the
many places to visit in Małopolska. Now there is a museum.
Castle in Malbork
Castle in Dębno

5. Zamość is a city established by Jan Zamoyski in the 16th century.
There are many old and colorful tenement houses in the city centre
with shops, for example. There is also a
town hall.
In Lipnica there is an old church of
St. Leonard from the 12th century.
It is in the Gothic style, it is wooden and small. Masses are still held
there. The church is on the UNESCO list.
The city centre in Zamość
St. Leonard church in
Lipnica

6. This Catholic church in Krakow is very popular and is visited by many
tourists. It is in the Romanesque style and was built in the 13th
century. Masses are held there.
The Cat’s Castle in Bochnia is a building from the 19th century. It
used to be tenement house, now it serves as an archive.
Assumption of the
Blessed Virgin Mary
church in Krakow
The Cat’s Castle in
Bochnia