Things to do in Czestochowa

Czestochowa is a beautiful historical and cultural city which is located in the heart of the rugged landscape of ruined and scattered castles. One of the prettiest and most traps are Olsztyn and Ogrodzienec, with its beautiful structure and story are extraordinary historical and cultural sites of the city .

1. Jasna Góra Monastery

The monastery is situated on a hilltop and surrounded by almond trees and is of particular importance to all the churches in Poland. Richly decorated in the baroque style, has a masterpiece : Icon of the Mother of God work of Italian artists from the 14th century. The museum is scheduled to visit the Treasury, Arsenal - pictures, military equipment and weapons. From the top of the tower you have a great view of the entire city.

3. Pauline Monastery

Pauline Monastery offers amazing architecture, works of sculpture and with that visit to the monastery you will get the feeling that the building radiates energy and seems to be going back for centuries. Within the monastery you can visit a small museum which exhibits attractive objects and icons. If you are passing by, we encourage you to visit this picturesque monastery.

5. Olsztyn

Olsztyn is one of the biggest attractions of the 14th century-old castle is one of the biggest attractions near Czestochowa. The castle is located on a small hill filled with rocks, it was built by King Kazimierz Wielki to protect the western part of the city of the Czech Army. For centuries, the castle suffered severe damage and major renovations, changing rulers, and thus represents a truly significant cultural and historical places of the city and even Poland.

2. Ogrodzieniec

Although not in great shape, although there are so many scattered stones of the castle, this building was of great importance for the Poles, and today, in this state is an important cultural and historical places in the city that is really worth a visit and tour. The castle dates from the 12th century and during all these centuries, it suffered a massive wars, strikes , demolitions renovation and today is not much left of it, as part of a tour of the castle complex of the guides can hear the entire history of the castle.

4. Museum of Coins and Medals of Pope John Paul II

If you're a fan of old coins or paper money, we suggest you to visit this museum and see a huge collection of beautiful coins of the Middle Ages, however, if you are not a fan of coins, this is an opportunity to experience its charm and enjoy the sights. The museum is simple and consists of several exhibition window in which they are placed coins and banknotes .

This is a city of pilgrimage and it is extremely important for Poland, faith and the religious people. No matter if you are religious or not, it will be a nice thing for you to visit this city.