Near the market, two tenements of the 18th century house the Museum of Clocks founded and run by the Przypkowski family. It has a rich and varied collection of hundreds of sundials, gnomon instruments, various instruments for measuring time:...

The museum is housed in a historic building built in 1780-1790, which belongs to the tiler Michał Grabiec vel Grabczyński. During World War II house was partially devastated, it was restored after the war by the city and PTTK fonds.

It is a small, but interesting museum in Poznan.

Poland’s most famous pyramid – a tomb built in the early 19th century.

The urban layout of the Włodawa centre dated from the late eighteenth century. Its centre is a market with a distinctive Quadrilater building standing in its centre.

Rafter’s Monument is located in the western part of the Old Town Marketplace. Playing the violin rafter is one of the symbols of Torun.

Railway Station situated at Mickiewicza 72 St, was built in 1896. Railway connection from Leżajsk to Przeworsk and Rozwadow was opened in 1899.

Range of “Piliki” with the natural forest path “Osuszek”.

One of the most valuable buildings of the city Kolobrzeg.

The massive, neo-Gothic building, was built in 1875-79. At present the seat of marine institutions.

The museum shows the past of Sieradz region from the prehistory to present times, folk art, folklore and local customs.

In 1754-1755, the Prussian King Frederick the Great issued orders to establish a foundry in today Zagwiździe, called the Kluczbork Foundry (Creutzburgerhutte - according to the first record).

In 1754-1755, the Prussian King Frederick the Great issued orders to establish a foundry in today Zagwiździe, called the Kluczbork Foundry (Creutzburgerhutte - according to the first record).

Private regional museum in Sądrach, finding in over 200-years old hut.

In museum we can see permanent and periodical exhibitions.