The Stone City - The Stone City is a reserve created in 1948 of ornate, natural rock-formations on the slope of Skala (367 m above sea level).

The stone monument in Castle Square at the bottom of the steps, with a plaque showing the plan of the former Jewish district existing here from the 16th c.

In Budziejewek, a town located 2 km from Mieścisko there is the unique stone of St. Adalbert. It is of an impressive size of 20.5 m in circumference, 7.5 m long, 4.7 m wide, 1.3 m high and sits 2.7 m deep in the ground.

Falmierowice warmly invites to visiting the stoneware!!

The most valuable area of the Białowieża National Park. Entrance of this zone is only partly permitted to tourists and participants of nature classes.

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

The Small Synagogue was built in 1912-1914, from the contributions of the Jewish population.

The complex of two synagogues is a valuable memento of the Jewish community living in the former Kraśnik

It was founded before World War II (approved anew in 1958).Its puropose is to protect the landscape qualities of the Szum Stream.

It is worthwhile seeing.

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

The picturesque houses, from the time before the war, now restored. These are the remains of the Baroque buildings, since the last fire and the war destroyed the rest of the town.

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.