Neo-Renaissance town hall was erected in years 1869-1870. Currently it houses the town council. A former town hall was situated in the middle of a market square and burnt with all city records in 1834.

Town Hall, built in the late 14th century, developed in late Renaissance style in the early 17th century, and then in later centuries.

Town hall in Opole has a two-winged body with arcades and four-sided tower in the style of the Florentine Palazzo Vecchio.

In the middle of Ostrzeszów town square there is a town hall from 1840 where Władysław Golus Regional Museum and the Registry of Vital Records and Statistics are located.

Town hall in Paczków was built in the mid-16th century, but was rebuilt several times.

Main entrance of the town hall is embellished with portal showing the town’s crest. Formerly the town hall housed assessors and village mayors court and also a municipality

Neo-Gothic town hall, built in 1844-1846, after a fire in 1827 of the previous 16th century one, of which only the tower survived.

Town Scales House is located in the market centre. It remained as the only one of the buildings of the former public institutions.

Town Scales House is located in the market centre. It remained as the only one of the buildings of the former public institutions.

Beautiful townhouses and always available, decorated with carvings of human and animal figures.

Owes its name to the castles and strongholds that can be found along its route that are perched atop high cliffs, like eagles’ nests

Trail "Partyzancki" pedestrian - called red about length 30.km.

The Museum of Struggle and Martyrdom is today on the site of the camp at Treblinka.

The tenement built according to the design of Bernardo Morando.

Under the Clock (Pod Zegarem) was a Nazi torture centre in Lublin, Poland during World War II. A museumwas established there to remember Polish history and the people who lost their lives at Under the Clock. Admission free.