Poland Lublin Kazimierz Dolny

One of Poland's most picturesque towns, Kazimierz Dolny is full of historical significance and truly unique medieval charm.

A short hike uphill to the Three Crosses’ Mountain will offer some spectacular views of the town and is well worth the climb.

Famed for its corridor of twisted protruding roots, this picturesque gorge offers a most bewitching hike without leaving the town.

Stroll through the winding cobbled streets, and be sure to taste the traditional rooster-shaped bread the town is famed for.

A superb example of medieval architecture, these ruins date to the 14C and their tower affords great views of the city below.

Located in a 17C belfry, Poland's only museum of goldsmithing exhibits an exquisite collection of silver and gold craftsmanship.

A 19C cemetery that retains a few dozen tombs, now surrounded by a wall of gravestones desecrated during WWII.

The 16C granary serves as a local icon and houses a Natural Science Museum with geological, paleontological, and botanical exhibits.

Home to the local Tourist Center, this 17C church boasts ornate gables and a simple structure, typical of Lublin Renaissance.

The town's oldest church boasts elements of Lublin Renaissance architecture, fine stucco decorations, and a lovely 17C organ.