The convent of the Order of St. Clare - the first Church of St. Mary Magdalene was founded by mayor of Chęciny in the mid-sixteenth century. A Bernardine nunnery was added to the Church. In the early 17th century, Kacper Fodyga built a two-story...

Former Franciscan Church and Monastery was founded by Casimir the Great in 1368.

Former Governor`s Palace - presently district authorities headquarter. It is the most impressive classicistic building in Kalisz.

Former Governor`s Palace - presently district authorities headquarter. It is the most impressive classicistic building in Kalisz.

The parochial was consecrated in 1689r. The present Church, the second in order, was built in 1787 by the efforts of the rural clusters.

It was funded by the Bishop Charles Ferdinand Vasa in 1688-1692.

Former Norbertian monastery - abbey founded in 1228 by the Duke of Opole Casimir I. The medieval Church and monastery surrounded by fortifications from around 1600.

The building was built in 1905 in the style of Byzantine-Ruthenian Church of St. Alexy (now the Church of St. Roch).

The parish was mentioned as early as in 1384 and the first Church in 1476. The second temple was funded in 1492 by Otto of Pilca in the middle of the sixteenth century converted by the owners of the Protestant Church.

Old post-Uniate Church of St. Michael the Archangel is located in the central part of the village, built in 1860-1870.

Old post-Uniate Church of St. Michael the Archangel is located in the central part of the village, built in 1860-1870.

Former Real Girls' School since 1971 it has been the seat of Mikołaj Kopernik Secondary School.

The Reformed Church (Calvin’s chapel) in Sulechow was built among 1752 and 1762. The Calvin’s community existed here already in 1683, when Polish nobles – Stanislaw and Mikolaj Latalski, Milenki and Bukowiecki came to the city as the...

The parish in Łukawiec was established under the Decree of the Bishop Wacław Hieronim Sierakowski in 1754. In the same year, the construction of the existing Church had started. The temple was completed in 1756.

In the first half of the 19th century, the Pedagogium was a real educational factory, which had many kinds of various schools in one complex. In 1877, there were 326 pupils in it.