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Open in the summer. Entrance fee required.
The current buildings of the railway station date back to 1872 when the railway from Breslau to...
The facility exhibits items related to the history of the fortress, such as historical tools, the...
The remains of the Medieval castellany, which used to defend the southern reaches of Silesia and...
Ruins of the smock mill from the turn of the 18th and 19th Century.
It is in Ząbkowice Śląskie (originally known in German as Frankenstein), instead of the former...
Church of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary is a well-known Lower Silesian pilgrimage site...
Parking lots for cars and coaches are located in the upper part of the town, near the fort.
The village where the shrine is located, was mentioned as early as in 1269 in the Book of...
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A 19th Century palace, remodelled after World War II.
The Münsterberg Synagogue was built in 1845. The temple was designed by architect Tischler of...
The Park is a textbook example of early revegetation of post-industrial areas. At the end of the...
The St Anna Forest Chapel was founded in 1707 by the Cistercians of Henryków. It is located...
Parish Church of St Anna is the Gothic hall was built in 1415. One of the porches, which is not...
The building of the oldest school in Münsterberg was built in 1565 in Renaissance style. It...
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