Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
167 places
Łódź
The White Factory in Łódź is one of the city's most important reminders of its industrial past. The neoclassical complex at 282 Piotrkowska Street is home to the Central Museum of Textiles, with the Łódź City Culture Park next door. It is…
Legnica
**The Cathedral of Saints Peter and Paul in Legnica** is one of the most important historic buildings in the city centre. Its history reaches back to the early 13th century, while the present structure combines medieval origins with a Neo-…
Katowice
The Silesian Museum occupies the site of the former Katowice coal mine and makes its industrial past part of the visit. Some galleries are underground, while other exhibitions use restored mine buildings and the former industrial landscape…
Wrocław
Wrocław’s Japanese Garden was created for the 1913 World Exhibition and still works through composition: water, stone, plants, bridges and the rhythm of its paths. It is not a park for a long hike, but a place for a slow, attentive walk. #…
Giżycko
Boyen Fortress is a 19th-century Prussian fort built on the land between Lakes Niegocin and Kisajno. Its plan is the key to understanding it: six bastions form a star-shaped layout, while ramparts and walls lead through gates, courtyards a…
Olsztyn
**The Co-cathedral Basilica of St James the Apostle in Olsztyn** is the city’s oldest surviving sacred monument and one of the symbols of its Old Town. The red-brick, three-aisled church was built around the turn of the 14th and 15th centu…
Zator
Energylandia in Zator is Poland’s largest amusement park, with 133 attractions across 90 hectares and seven themed zones. One admission ticket includes rides, shows, cinemas and the Water Park; food, games and selected services cost extra.…
Chełmża
The Holy Trinity Co-Cathedral in Chełmża is one of the most valuable examples of Gothic brick architecture in the Chełmno Land. The church stands on a slope above the lake, while its twin-tower façade, transept and tall chancel create the…
Rabsztyn
Rabsztyn Castle is a picturesque ruin on a limestone hill near Olkusz, part of Poland’s Eagles’ Nests Trail. Today visitors can climb the lookout tower, cross bridges over the moat and visit Kocjan Cottage at the foot of the hill. ## Histo…
Wadowice
The Minor Basilica of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary stands on Wadowice’s market square, just steps from Karol Wojtyła’s family home. It is not only a stop on a papal trail, but an active church containing very specific places…
Prudnik
St Michael the Archangel’s Church in Prudnik is a late-Baroque church in the southern part of the Old Town. The present building dates from the 18th century, while the parish’s history reaches back to the medieval beginnings of Prudnik. It…
Gniezno
The Museum of the Origins of the Polish State in Gniezno presents the beginnings of Polish statehood through people, objects and everyday life rather than a single date in a textbook. Its main exhibition covers the period from the early 10…
Bochnia
St Nicholas Basilica in Bochnia is a Gothic church from the 15th century and the town’s most important sacred monument. It stands on St Kinga Square near the market, in a place closely connected with Bochnia’s mining history. The interior…
Sandomierz
## Długosz House — Diocesan Museum in Sandomierz Długosz House at 9 Jana Długosza Street is one of Sandomierz’s most valuable historic buildings and the home of the Diocesan Museum. The late-Gothic red-brick house was built in 1476 on the…
Brzeg
St Nicholas Church in Brzeg is one of Silesia’s largest Gothic churches. Built between 1370 and 1417, it carries a complex history of religious change, wartime destruction, neglect and post-war rebuilding. ## What survived The sacristy con…
Nowy Sącz
Saint Margaret’s Basilica in Nowy Sącz is a Gothic church on Kolegiacki Square, beside the market square and the historic urban layout. The earliest record of the church dates from 1303. Today, the basilica is one of the city’s most import…
Strzelno
Holy Trinity Basilica in Strzelno is compact but exceptionally rich in meaning. Its origins reach back to the turn of the 12th and 13th centuries, and its interior preserves one of Poland’s most valuable ensembles of Romanesque figural scu…
Łódź
The Central Museum of Textiles occupies Ludwik Geyer's White Factory at 282 Piotrkowska Street. This 19th-century complex explores industrial Łódź, fashion, textile art and everyday life. ## The White Factory and main exhibitions Start wit…
Wiślica
## Długosz House in Wiślica Długosz House is part of Wiślica’s Gothic historic complex, next to the collegiate basilica and belfry. It was built around 1460 on the foundation of Jan Długosz as a house for canons and vicars, not as the chro…
Kraków
## Jan Matejko House in Kraków Jan Matejko House at 41 Floriańska Street is the painter’s family home, where Jan Matejko (1838–1893) was born, lived with his family, worked and died. The 16th-century townhouse, remodelled in the 19th centu…
Wrocław
Hydropolis is housed in a historic complex connected with Wrocław’s water infrastructure. It explains water through images, sound and experiments rather than long labels behind glass. The result is a museum that works particularly well for…
Radom
The Cathedral Basilica of the Protection of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Radom is a Neo-Gothic church designed by Józef Pius Dziekoński. It was built between 1899 and 1911. With its slender form, two towers about 72 metres high and richly de…
Klimontów
**St Joseph’s Collegiate Church in Klimontów** is one of Poland’s most original Baroque churches. It was founded by Chancellor Jerzy Ossoliński, and its design is associated with the Italian architect Wawrzyniec Senes. Construction began i…
Kruszwica
The Collegiate Church of Saints Peter and Paul in Kruszwica is one of Poland’s best-preserved Romanesque monuments. It stands on the eastern shore of Lake Gopło, where austere stone walls, rounded arches and simple forms contrast with the…