Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
43 places
Świdnica
**The Krzyżowa Complex** near Świdnica brings together the history of German resistance to Nazism and Polish-German reconciliation. At its centre stands a palace associated with the von Moltke family, while the former estate now houses the…
Tarnowskie Góry
Next to the Sacred Heart of Jesus church in Nakło Śląskie stands the neo-Romanesque mausoleum of the Henckel von Donnersmarck family. The family necropolis of the Nakło line was erected in **1898** to a design by the Viennese architect Hug…
Kopice
Next to the Exaltation of the Holy Cross church in Kopice near Grodków stands the neoclassical mausoleum of Johanna and Hans Ulrich Schaffgotsch. The tomb from the second half of the 19th century remains a memento of the "Silesian Cinderel…
Kruszyniany
On the edge of Kruszyniany, above the valley of the Nietupa river, behind a stone wall stretches the mizar – a Muslim cemetery founded by the Tatar community in the **second half of the 17th century**. It is one of the oldest traces of Tat…
Poznań
On the edge of Luboń near Poznań, at **2 Niezłomnych Street**, stands the Martyrology Museum in Żabikowo, commemorating the victims of the German camp that operated in **1943–1945** on the site of a former brickyard. Its official name was…
Przeworsk
On Górna Street in Leżajsk, on a tree-ringed Jewish cemetery, stands the ohel — the tomb of Elimelech of Leżajsk (**1717–1787**), one of the leading figures of early Hasidism. It is among the most frequently visited tzadik graves in Poland…
Kraków
In the crypts of the church of Sts Peter and Paul on Grodzka Street, between the Main Square and Wawel, operates the **National Pantheon** — the resting place of the most eminent creators of Polish art, culture and science, and a continuat…
Warszawa
The complex of Sejm and Senate buildings at Wiejska Street **4/6/8** is the seat of the Polish parliament and one of the key monuments of the capital's political history. The parliamentary tradition here is older than the address itself: f…
Rzeszów
Below Rzeszów's market square, at a depth of half a metre to 10 metres, stretches a labyrinth of 15 corridors and 25 cellars, dug into the loess between the 14th and 18th centuries. The 369-metre "Rzeszowskie Piwnice" route runs across thr…
Kłodzko
Six hundred metres of corridors run beneath the old town of Kłodzko at the foot of the fortress, dug by the town's inhabitants since the 13th century. The underground served as goods warehouses and craft workshops, the famous Kłodzko beer…
Wiślica
Beneath the collegiate church in Wiślica, a small town in the Ponidzie region with over a thousand years of history, survive the foundations of two Romanesque churches that stood here before the Gothic basilica founded by Casimir the Great…
Czchów
On Narutowicza Street in Tarnów, on the former Zabłocie suburb, lies a necropolis older than Warsaw's Powązki and Kraków's Rakowice. The Old Cemetery, once called the Zabłocie Cemetery, has operated since about **1787** — its founding foll…
gmina Pasłęk
A driving trail of about **300 km** follows the traces of Nicolaus Copernicus (1473–1543) through Warmia, Mazuria and Powiśle — via Olsztyn, Lidzbark Warmiński, Orneta, Elbląg, Olsztynek and Frombork. On the ground the route is marked with…
gmina Niegowa
A town heritage route of **six stops** runs from Koziegłowska Street to the Old Market Square in Żarki, telling the story of the town’s Jewish community, which for centuries helped shape this town in the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland. A walk w…
Kruszwica
The Piast Trail links the three strongholds of Poland’s beginnings — **Poznań, Gniezno and Kruszwica** — with dozens of heritage sites from the era when the Polish state took shape, across Greater Poland and Kuyavia. It operates as a car a…
Strzelno
The trail links the most valuable evidence of Romanesque art in Poland: buildings erected from the **11th to the 13th centuries**, when the young Piast state rivalled the contemporary Europe. The starting point is Strzelno in Kuyavia, wher…
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…
Łańcut
The Lubomirski Family Seats Heritage Trail is an **879-kilometre** themed route linking the residences of one of the most powerful families of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. It runs for **478 km** in Poland, **247 km** in Ukraine and…
Żywiec
It was not the Podhale region but Żywiecczyzna that was the cradle of Carpathian banditry — and this is precisely the thesis displayed by the Zbójnicki Szlak, also known as the Carpathian Outlaws Trail. It is a historical and cultural heri…