Under Prince Casimir II, in 1496 was here built Town Hall. Due to destruction by war or fires the Town Hall was many times rebuilt (last one in 1846). However the late baroque tower dates from 1800 by architect Chambreze de Ryvos.
Updated Sep 12, 2005
Address: Rynek 1
Phone: +48 33 8520701
Website: http://www.cieszyn.pl
This ghotical church (Kosciól Marii Magdaleny) grounded by family Piast in 13th century and was meant as last resting place for this dukes family. Due to heavy fire in Cieszyn in 1789 was church heavily damaged and restored.
Updated Sep 12, 2005
Address: pl. Dominikanski 2
Phone: + fax: +48 33 8521352
Website: http://www.cieszyn.bielsko.opoka.org.pl
The original building was a minting house of Piast family where for centuries coins were struck till 1655. After numerous reconstructions and changes this building is now since 2001 Ksiaznica Cieszynska (Cieszyn Library).
Written Sep 12, 2005
Address: ul. Mennicza 46
Phone: + 48 33 8514677
Website: http://www.kc-cieszyn.pl
It was on this spot where according to the legend, in 810 three sons of king Leszko III, Bolko, Leszko and Cieszko, met here and found a spring. In their happiness that they see one other, they’ve decided, in order to commemorate the lucky event, to found a new settlement, which they called Cieszyn (Polish cieszyc stands for being pleased).
Updated Sep 12, 2005
This is the centre of the town with houses dating from 15th till 19th century.
Written Sep 12, 2005
Remnant of the Piast castle is the Piast Tower. It is a part of the 14th century fortification from which there is is wonderful view at Cieszyn and Silesian Beskid Mountains.
Updated Sep 12, 2005
Address: ul. Zamkowa 3c
Phone: +48 33 8510301
Remnant of the Piast castle is also the castle chapel of St. Nicholas and St. Wenceslas. It is a Romanesque chapel from 11th century situated on the Castle Hill, near the Piast Tower.
Updated Sep 12, 2005
Address: ul. Zamkowa 3c
Phone: +48 33 8510301
not much left of the castle now...mainly a lookout tower and some excavations to look at... still nice :)
Written Dec 30, 2003
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not much left of the castle now...mainly a lookout tower and some excavations to look at... still nice :)
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Cieszyn, is a historical city with the medieval street layout and its picturesque old town square with buildings dating to 15th-19th centuries. Till 1919 was the city ruled by Piast dukes and Habsburg...
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The picturesque old town is sometimes called Little Vienna and situated at the Polish-Czech border in the Beskiden belonging to the Karpaten. Southeast from the city one of the largest Polish winter...
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