A German concentration camp that operated from October 1941 to July 1944.

The stud farm in Janów Podlaski, established in 1817, is an oldest state stud farm in Poland.

It is worthwhile seeing.

An interesting house located in the heart of the former Jewish district.

The Torture Museum is a permanent exhibition of the Lubuskie Regional Museum is the Poland's biggest exhibition presenting history of the criminal law, system of penalties and torture methods from the Middle Ages till 18th century.

The town hall was built from the hetman’s fee. This building was never the domain of the local government. It was rather the symbol of business.

It was built at the turn of the 16th and 17th centuries according to Bernardo Morando’s design. In 1639 – 1651 the town hall was thoroughly remodelled by Jan Jaroszewicz and Jan Wolff.

The four-column building decorated with triangular gable portico delights with its amazing architecture.

The four-column building decorated with triangular gable portico delights with its amazing architecture.

The Town Hall in Suwałki consists of two buildings raised in a classicistic style: the guard-room built in 1834 as well as the proper town hall built in 1844 following to the design of Karol Majerski.

The neo-renaissance stately four-floors building with a clock tower and a rich architectural decorations, crowned with an attic. In accordance with its original purpose today is the seat of the town Authorities.

It has an original Renaissance portal with the Zadora coat of arms, the date 1540 and initial of the name Jan Lubom.

The Trinitz Tower is the highest building in Lublin. From here visitors can admire view of the city.

It is worthwhile seeing.

It is worthwhile seeing.