The Medieval Old Town in Torun, with its Town Hall from the 14th century, town houses, was put on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1997
The picturesque area of Mlynowka is known as the Venice of Bydgoszcz. In Middle Ages, island was built-up with warehouses, corn granaries
This is the greatest monument of the city. Construction of the cathedral began in the fourteenth century
Brine water graduation tower creates the shape of two combined polygons. It is 9 meter high and 300 meter long.
Biskupin is known as Polish Pompeii. It was discovered by a local teacher, Walenty Szwajcar, in 1933
Western Show at the weekend - stunt horse riding, gunfighters, cuntry music and other scenes from the Wild West.
The eastern elevation of the Town Hall is known for its portal from 1572, and the western is famous for its standard of measurement, the so called “Chelmno Bar” (143 cm).
The old cathedral was built in the years 1251 - 1359th Inside the temple there are real treasures
In the sixteenth century in Poland Mennonites began to settle. Mennonite House in Chrystkowo is from 1770.
Graduation Tower in Ciechocinek is the unique and largest wooden construction to remove water from brine water in the Europe.
Aqueduct is a unique monument of architecture, modeled on ancient Roman buildings.
Remains the only water castle in Poland built by the Teutonic Knights in the years 1309 - 1350th
The small church boasts over 700 sq.m of paintings, overlapping in many other previously painted.
During the reign of princess Anna Vasa, sister of the Polish King Sigismund III Vasa, the castle changed the appearance of a Gothic fortress to Renaissance palace residence.
Here you can see wooden buildings from the traditional village, objects and tools related to the life and work of the inhabitants of our region.
In the year 1819 monastic buildings were converted into a prison. Today you may visit only the church.
On the hill are situated the ruins of the Piast castle (with the famous Tower of mice) built by the Polish King Casimir the Great in the fourteenth century. The tower is 32 meters tall.
This is the best preserved monument of Romanesque architecture in Poland. The temple was built in the early twelfth century.
The current ferry is the only such entity floating in Poland. It was built as a prototype of a ferry on the Mississippi river
The ruins of gothic brick castle of the Teutonic Order, built from the late thirteenth century to the 30s the fourteenth century.
Teenage Frederic Chopin in 1824 and 1825, spent his holidays here. When the young Frycek rested, he sent letters to parents in the form of so-called "Kurier Szafarski"
Unique collection of 17 locomotives with the oldest dating from 1899, and 60 different rail vehicles - various types of cargo and passenger carriages.
There is one of the oldest defensive structures of the Teutonic Knights - Gothic castle, built between 1270-1305.
For several centuries in the church the relics of St. Valentine (patron saint of lovers) are kept.
A unique, triangular market in the middle of which are the remains of the old Gothic Town Hall, built at the end of the fourteenth century.
