Tripto Guide
9 places. The best places, landmarks and ideas for exploring the region. Open a place to see all details.

Nysa
Museum in Nysa in Nysa offers an introduction to the history, culture or heritage of the area. Its displays bring together local objects, artworks and stories connected with the place, making it a natural addition to a city walk. Check ope…

Nysa
The Triton Fountain in Nysa is one of the city’s best-known historic landmarks. It stands where the Market Square meets Bracka and Celna Streets. This Baroque sculpture is an easy stop on a walk through the “Silesian Rome”, for photographs…

Nysa
**The Basilica of St James and St Agnes in Nysa**, often referred to as the cathedral, is one of the largest and most valuable Gothic churches in Silesia. It stands on Cathedral Square near the market, and its hall interior, monumental bis…
Nysa
Less than two hundred metres from the market square of Nysa, on Bracka street, stands a church regarded as the finest Baroque temple in the city. St Peter and Paul Church was built in **1720–1727**, and its history is tied to the Canons Re…

Nysa
Nysa, the residential city of the Wrocław bishops, was surrounded by brick fortifications **in the mid-14th century**, under Bishop Przecław of Pogorzela. The circuit comprised **four gates and twenty-eight bastions**; an outer second wall…

Nysa
At 11 Biskupa Jarosława Street, in the old town of Nysa next to the Jesuit church, stands the Bishops' Palace — together with the neighbouring Bishops' Court, known as the bishops' castle, it forms the most important secular heritage compl…

Nysa
A few steps from the market square of Nysa, at the start of Wrocławska Street, stands a work described as a masterpiece of Baroque blacksmithing. The **Beautiful Well** of **1686** is one of the oldest town wells in the country, commission…

Nysa
The market square in Nysa is a medieval marketplace measuring about **200 by 100 metres**, shaped like a rectangle rounded at the south-western corner. The heart of the city still sets the direction of first strolls: historic, beautifully…

Nysa
A European pilgrimage route leading to the cathedral in Santiago de Compostela, where, according to the faithful, the relics of St James the Greater rest. Pilgrims have walked this way for over **a thousand years**, and since **2005** the…