The Royal Castle in Sandomierz — a Gothic-Renaissance seat of the museum
The Royal Castle in Sandomierz stands on a hill at about 159 metres above sea level, looking down over the Vistula valley. On the site of a wooden stronghold, Casimir the Great raised a masonry Gothic castle in the 14th century, later extended in Renaissance style under Sigismund the Old. In 1656, during the Swedish Deluge, Swedish troops blew up a large part of the castle, destroying it almost entirely; mainly the western wing survives today. The castle now houses the District Museum with rich archaeological, historical and ethnographic collections, and its terraces look out over the river and the bridge.
St James's ChurchOne of the oldest brick churches in Poland, raised by the Dominicans between 1226 and 1250
~1,0 km as the crow flies
The Pepper HillsA nature reserve on hills of Precambrian shale more than 500 million years old, famous for
~2,7 km as the crow flies
Where to stay nearby
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