The massive edifice of the Town Hall dominates the Rynek. Its contemporary silhouette, with...
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They are the most beautiful and the best-preserved tenement houses of Zamość townspeople.
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In the eastern frontage of the Rynek, adjacent to the Grodzka Street, which cuts across...
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The house was named after Bernardo Morando, the author of the architectural concept...
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What distinguishes the house from other houses situated along the western frontage of the...
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The Seminary was founded in 1640 by Katarzyna Zamoyska, maiden name Ostrogska...
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The former academy is a spacious white building built on a square plan with a roomy yard inside.
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It was the residence of Jan Zamoyski, his successors and their families. It was here that...
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Zamość Cathedral is one of the most magnificent Polish temples. It was designed by...
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It is a Neo-Renaissance palace, built between 1878 and 1882, according to Władysław Siennicki...
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The small, one-nave Baroque church was founded by Anna Zamoyska, née Gnińska...
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The market owes its name to a close vicinity of a water body called Zalewa Wielka, which...
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The church was built between 1618 and 1631, at the site of a former Greek Orthodox Church.
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Zamość residents use this name to refer to the House of the Second Lending and Saving...
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The Franciscan Church used to be the largest temple in Zamość and one of the largest churches...
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It was built between 1756 and 1773 and founded by the Ninth Entailer Jan Jakub Zamoyski.
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Built at the site of a wooden building in 1610 the Synagogue was the centre of a former Jewish...
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It is one of the three marketsquares in Zamość Old Town. For many years, till 1942, it had...
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The church used to be part of a monastic complex of the Order of the Reformati and was...
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