Cieszyn

In the southern part of the Silesian Voivodeship, on the banks of the Olza River, at the foot of the Beskidy Mountains, lies Cieszyn . This is one of the most unusual cities in Poland, but also in ... the Czech Republic. Because the border runs through its territory . As a result, we have Polish and Czech Cieszyn. However, let's focus on the Polish side. Because the city has a lot of attractions in its area.

It is worth starting your stay in the Old Town Square. Then, be sure to visit the Rotunda , known for its twenty zloty banknote, and the castle hill and the castle there. The local brewery , which produces delicious beer, is also noteworthy. Be sure to bring a few bottles from there as a souvenir. Of course, there are also several interesting museums in Cieszyn, and the atmosphere of the city is conducive to long walks.

For whom?

Cieszyn is an ideal proposition for all those who like to visit . There is really a lot to do here, and the number of monuments can make you feel slightly dizzy at first. You can also combine your stay in the city with a trip to the Czech Republic. Quick, because you will suddenly have to go to the other side of the Olza. And there waiting for you, among others great Czech cuisine and local beer.