The market square and town hall in Sandomierz — the heart of the Gothic old town
The market square in Sandomierz is an almost square space of about 110 by 120 metres, ringed by a row of historic arcaded townhouses. In the middle stands the town hall, raised at the turn of the 15th century, which despite its Renaissance form has kept Gothic elements and its distinctive tower. The Renaissance parapet crowning it means the Sandomierz town hall is reckoned one of the finest in Poland. Today it houses part of the District Museum, and the square is the main place for meetings, events and summer café terraces. It is also the heart of the film locations known from the series about Father Mateusz.
fot. Marek Marcola
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Photos taken on site. Photo: Marek Marcola.
Kamieniczki w Rynku w Sandomierzu · fot. Marek MarcolaPodcienia w sandomierskim Rynku · fot. Marek MarcolaWschodnia pierzeja Rynku · fot. Marek MarcolaCollegium Gostomianum w Sandomierzu · fot. Marek Marcola
St James's ChurchOne of the oldest brick churches in Poland, raised by the Dominicans between 1226 and 1250
~362 m as the crow flies
The Royal CastleThe former royal castle at about 159 m a.s.l. above the Vistula, today the seat of the Dis
~729 m as the crow flies
Queen Jadwiga's RavineA picturesque loess ravine right by the old town, just under half a kilometre long and up
~814 m as the crow flies
The Pepper HillsA nature reserve on hills of Precambrian shale more than 500 million years old, famous for
~2,4 km as the crow flies
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