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Museum of Armaments
Dedicated to weaponry, this is one of two museums within what was once a massive Prussian fortress .
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Gate of the Holy Spirit
Blocking the river end of ul Św Ducha, this hefty Gothic gate is the least grand of Gdańsks medieval gates.
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Town Hall Tower
There are fine city views from the Town Hall tower and an exhibition relating the history of Kalisz.
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High Gate
The High Gate, the historic gateway to the Old Town, is the only remainder of the 14th-century city walls.
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Literature Museum
The Literature Museum features a permanent exhibition dedicated to Adam Mickiewicz, Poland’s most famous poet.
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House of Painters
At the House of Painters, which serves as a centre for the village’s artists, you can watch the painters at work.
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White Stork Synagogue
The restored White Stork Synagogue, built in 1829, is a reminder that this city was once home to more than 20,000 Jews.
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Wigry Museum
In the village of Stary Folwark, this museum has exhibitions on the flora and fauna to be found in the park and lake.
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Dominican Church
Once attached to a monastery, this medieval church received a glamorous Baroque makeover in the early 18th century.
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Wozownia Art Gallery
This small art gallery has changing displays of contemporary art, providing some contrast to the Gothic frenzy outside.
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Wrocław Gate Tower
Visitors can climb the tower built into this gate. Ask for the key at the nearby Ruch kiosk on ul Armii Krajowej.
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Poznań Army Museum
Dedicated to a local military grouping, this is one of two museums within what was once a massive Prussian fortress .
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Dom Zdrojowy
Take the space-age glazed lift to the 3rd floor to enjoy a free sip of Sopot’s natural, mineral-rich spring water.
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Kaiserhaus
Commanding neo-Romanesque palace, built from 1904 to 1910 for German Emperor Wilhelm II. Now houses the Centrum Kultury Zamek.
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Grand Hotel
North of the pier is the landmark 1927 Grand Hotel, adjoining the long waterfront spa park that first popularised the town.
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Kłodzko Tower
This tower on the north side of the Old Town was part of the medieval fortified city walls. You can climb it to take in the view.
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Medieval Granaries
A few medieval granaries have survived at the western end of the citys riverfront defences, most now occupied by hotel rooms.
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Bridge Gate
Part of the old city walls, a 700m-long bridge was built here between 1497 and 1500 and survived for over three centuries.
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Ghetto Wall
Just south of Plac Bohaterów Getta are the remains of the wartime Jewish ghetto wall from WWII, with a plaque marking the site.
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City Hall
This grand neoclassical structure, designed by Antonio Corazzi in the 1820s, lends Plac Bankowy some architectural heft.
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