Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
63 places
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…
Sulejówek
Józef Piłsudski Museum in Sulejówek in Sulejówek 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…
gmina Stoczek
### Introduction The Bug is not a river that stays neatly in place. Across the Nadbużański Landscape Park it still bends through broad meanders, cuts into sandy banks, creates islands and sandbars and leaves old channels behind as oxbow la…
Iłża
Iłża Castle, also known as the Castle of the Bishops of Kraków, is a picturesque ruin on a hill above the Iłżanka Valley. Its most recognisable feature is the tall cylindrical tower, accompanied by fragments of walls and the remains of the…
Siedlce
**The Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Siedlce** is the city’s principal church and the seat of the Diocese of Siedlce. The masonry church was built in 1906–1912, consecrated in 1913 and raised to cathed…
Warszawa
**The Warsaw Uprising Mound** stands in Action “Burza” Park in Warsaw’s Mokotów district. It was raised between 1946 and 1950 from rubble cleared after the destruction of the capital, and the Polish Fighting symbol stands at the summit. It…
Warszawa
Polish Academy of Sciences Center for Biological Diversity Conservation in Powsin in Warszawa is an interesting stop connected with the area’s history, culture or landscape. Include it in a sightseeing plan and combine it with other nearby…
Siedlce
Ogiński Palace in Siedlce is a Classicist residence set in a historic park. The former aristocratic estate now belongs to the University of Siedlce and forms one of the city’s most interesting architectural ensembles. It is an easy additio…
Warszawa
## Why visit The PAST Building at 39 Zielna Street is a distinctive pre-war Warsaw high-rise. It links the history of Polish telephony with the Warsaw Uprising, while its brick body and Polish Fighting Symbol stand out in central Warsaw. #…
Węgrów
The Evangelical-Augsburg cemetery on Ewangelicka Street in Węgrów is one of the town’s most important traces of its Protestant and multicultural past. The burial ground dates from the second half of the 16th or the beginning of the 17th ce…
Radom
The Radom promenade is the main pedestrian section of Stefana Żeromskiego Street, the city’s representative avenue. Once a route towards Lublin, it is lined with 19th-century townhouses featuring ornate façades, balconies and architectural…
Węgrów
Dom Gdański stands on the northern side of Rynek Mariacki in Węgrów. It is a Baroque inn and former trading house of Gdańsk merchants from the first half of the 18th century, recognisable by its mansard roof with dormers and a wavy gable t…
Warszawa
Dzielnica Filmowa in Zalesie Górne is a family theme park near Warsaw combining film exhibits with playgrounds and outdoor attractions. Children can stay active, while adults can explore movie cars, motorcycles and film-inspired sets. The…
Puławy
Farma Iluzji in Mościska near Trojanów is an educational amusement park where optical and physical illusions become family fun. The park is about 80 km from Warsaw and Lublin. Its green grounds combine exhibitions, hands-on experiences, ri…
Radom
**The Parish Church in Radom**, dedicated to St John the Baptist, is a medieval landmark in the Kazimierzowski Town district. The red-brick church was built around 1360–1370 by the foundation of Casimir the Great and was enlarged with chap…
Sochaczew
**The Church of Our Lady of Consolation in Żyrardów** is a Neo-Gothic church built in 1900–1903 to a design by Józef Pius Dziekoński. Its two tall towers and huge brick body reflect the industrial origins of a town that grew around textile…
Sochaczew
**The Basilica of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary in Czerwińsk nad Wisłą** is the Romanesque church of a former monastery of Canons Regular above the Vistula. Consecrated in 1161, it combines granite walls, two western towers a…
Drohiczyn
In Knychówek, a village in the commune of Korczew, stands the Church of St. Stanislaus, Bishop and Martyr, and St. Anne — a **mid-17th-century** temple whose founders were related to King Jan III Sobieski. ## From the Korczewskis to the Wi…
Olsztyn
The oldest monument of Sierpc is the parish church of St Vitus, Modest and Crescentia on the Old Town. Tradition links the founding of the parish with the year **1003**, and according to local accounts the first chapel was built here on th…
Sochaczew
Among the fields of western Mazovia, on the edge of the Kampinos Forest, stands the church of St Roch and St John the Baptist — a Renaissance fortress-church and the place of baptism of Fryderyk Chopin. It was built in **1551–1561** funded…
Warszawa
In winter the Baroque residence of Jan III Sobieski changes its face: the Royal Garden of Light, an exhibition of illuminated installations set to music, spreads along the alleys of the Wilanów Palace. In **2017** it was named the Best Tou…
Warszawa
On the southern edge of Warsaw, around Leśna, Moczydłowska and Nowoursynowska streets, stretches the reserve named after Stefan Starzyński — **902.68 ha** of forest protected since **11 August 1980**. It borders directly on the Ursynów hou…
Sulejówek
A few steps from the Milusin villa, where Józef Piłsudski lived in **1923–1926**, stands a bronze bench titled "A History Lesson". The monument was unveiled on **10 June 2010** on Piłsudski Avenue, in the very centre of Sulejówek — a town…
Siedlce
On Piłsudski street in Siedlce, in front of the seat of the Municipal Public Library, Stefan Żeromski has sat down on a bench. The monument was unveiled in **2011**, on the occasion of the reopening of the modernised library; its author is…