The castle from XIII has been rebuilt several times. In 1941 it was confiscated by the Nazis who probably wanted to create the main quarter for Hitler there. After World War Two till August 1946 the Red Army stationed there.
The castle and its chambers can be visited (in English or German prior to a telephone or Internet booking).
In Złotnik except for the ruins of a gothic church there is also a currently-used church of Saint John the Baptist (built in XIX century, renovated after World War Two).
By the ruin of the church there is a German cemetery from the breakthrough of XVII and XIX century which was devastated after 1945 (not many German graves remained) and a Polish one founded after 1945.
The church was built of stone. The building is surrounded by a stone wall of the fifteenth-sixteenth century to the gate of the eighteenth century
Unfortunately, the church is in ruins and at any time may collapse: admission strictly prohibited.
Monuments that can be found in Lubsko:
Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary from second half of the XIII century
Town hall built in 1580-1582
Castle (currently used by the health resort)
Pachołków Tower from XV century
Church of the Most Sacred Heart of Jesus from 1908
The old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
I was most impressed houses and town hall.
In Sandomierz can admire the well-preserved medieval urban layout.
In addition to numerous monuments and the unique atmosphere of the old town of Sandomierz should also pay attention to the natural beauty of the city situated on seven hills.
Palace in Góra was built in the years 1877-1878 for Rudolf Fischer von Mollard. The palace is in the style of the Northern Renaissance, also known as the "Queen Anna style". After World War II the palace was an agricultural school, and since 1952 in the palace's the Orphanage.
In the village there is also a church. In the name of Assumption of Mary, built in the years 1817-1830, brick, late-classical.
In Jarocin there is a town hall built in 1799-1804 surrounded by tenement houses (also from the breakthrough of the XIX-XX century).
Opposite to the town hall there is a church of St Martin (first mentions about the church come from 1257, later the church was rebuilt many times).
Nowadays the town is known for its 3-day rock festival which takes place every year during the summer.
Leszno, experienced a period of glory in the seventeenth century, (you can see it in the historical architecture).
Throughout the region you can admire the palaces, castles, manor houses, churches.
Surrounding Leszno tend to rest in the bosom of nature.
In Leszno and the region very popular and well liked is cycling through the numerous cycle paths.
The above text comes from Leszno website.