The Wawel Royal Castle in Krakow is one of the most important tourist attractions in Poland and a must-see for any history buff. For centuries, it was the seat of …
The Sigismund bell was cast in 1520 in Krakow by Hans Beheim the Younger (1480-1533) from Nuremberg. The Sigismund bell was for centuries the largest bell in Poland.
Rabsztyn Castle, located on a hill near Olkusz, is a picturesque fortress from the times of Casimir the Great, partially rebuilt and open to the public. The castle tower offers …
The Royal Castle in Nowy Sącz is now a picturesque ruin located in a place of exceptional landscape value – on a slope at the mouth of the Kamienica River …
Ruins of King Casimir the Great's castle (14th century). Today, the remaining fortifications, some residential quarters, a tower, and an entrance gate remain.
The castle also offers beautiful views of the Prądnik Valley, with Chełmowa Góra to the south.
Pieskowa Skała is a castle in Sułoszowa on a striking Jura rock on the left bank of the Prądnik River, in the Ojców National Park in the Kraków-Częstochowa Jura, about …
Ruins of Pieniny Castle. The first records of it are from the 14th century about Princess Kinga and nuns who hid here during the Mongol invasion at the end of …