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

1. Traditional old houses, monuments,
castles, caves and churches in Poland
by Kacper Kamionka
This is the belfry next to the Basilica in Bochnia.
The belfry was erected at the church of
St.Nicholas in 1991. The earlier one from the first
half of the XVI century was burnt down in 1987.
It was rebuilt in the XX century.

2. This is St. Nicholas’ Basilica
For Christians it is a place of religious worship
People have come to the church for a long time to
offer their affairs to God and the Mother of God
It was built in the first half XV century.
This is the school I go to.
It is a four-storey building.
It was built in the XIX century.

3. This is a primary school no. 1 in Bochnia.
This is the oldest school in Bochnia.
It was established in 1397.
This is a brine graduation tower.
You can inhale iodine in the graduation tower.
It was built in the XXI century.

4. This is the music school in Bochnia.
Children and adolescents learn to play various
instruments there.
It was built in the XX century.
This is a school church in Bochnia. It is intended
for children and adolescents.
It was built in the XX century.

5. This is a sports and entertainment hall in Bochnia.
It is a new building. It hosts football and handball
matches, sports competitions and concerts. This is a monument to the Bochnia Salt Mine.
This monument means that Bochnia is a salt mine
town. It is a trolley.
It was built in the XIX century.

6. This is the Castle in Moszna.
From the XX century to the XXI century, it was
the residence of the Silesian Tiele-Winckler
family, industrial tycoons.
Now tourists visit it and you can spend the night
there.
It was built in the XVIII century.