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Adrian Post (18 months ago)
Super audio equipment and English audio guide. Interesting and medium impressive (I've done castles and palaces worldwide). Certainly worth it if you're in this end of Poland.
Super audio equipment and English audio guide. Interesting and medium impressive (I've done castles and palaces worldwide). Certainly worth it if you're in this end of Poland.
Maria Losik (2 years ago)
Wonderful! Not too crowded even during the weekend. Only 40-mins drive from Krakow. Audio guide is included in the ticket price. The tour is 1 hour long. Perfect for not getting bored. There’s also a restaurant (though not a cheap one).
Wonderful! Not too crowded even during the weekend. Only 40-mins drive from Krakow. Audio guide is included in the ticket price. The tour is 1 hour long. Perfect for not getting bored. There’s also a restaurant (though not a cheap one).
* Zeeby (2 years ago)
A beautiful, renaissance castle built in the 14th century by the Kmita family. The later owners of the castle were mighty magnate families, including the Lubomirski family. The castle fell into complete ruin after a huge fire in 1831. Due to the fire and the fact that the Swedes took away 150 carts with the castle goods in the 17th century, the interior of the castle, unfortunately, does not have much to offer. The castle was carefully rebuilt after WWII. Within the castle walls there is a cafe and a toilet, and a free car park is located right next to the entrance gate.
A beautiful, renaissance castle built in the 14th century by the Kmita family. The later owners of the castle were mighty magnate families, including the Lubomirski family. The castle fell into complete ruin after a huge fire in 1831. Due to the fire and the fact that the Swedes took away 150 carts with the castle goods in the 17th century, the interior of the castle, unfortunately, does not have much to offer. The castle was carefully rebuilt after WWII. Within the castle walls there is a cafe and a toilet, and a free car park is located right next to the entrance gate.
Alon Blum (3 years ago)
A very nice castle, open for visitors through guided tours. A few interesting, but small, exhibitions of kitchen tools, cloths, and torture tools (down at the basement level, bought as an extra tour). There is also some VR experience, which we didn't have time to try. The cakes in the cafeteria were surprisingly good! You should reserve about 2 hours for the experience. Recommended if you are in the area.
A very nice castle, open for visitors through guided tours. A few interesting, but small, exhibitions of kitchen tools, cloths, and torture tools (down at the basement level, bought as an extra tour). There is also some VR experience, which we didn't have time to try. The cakes in the cafeteria were surprisingly good! You should reserve about 2 hours for the experience. Recommended if you are in the area.
Dragan Petrovic (4 years ago)
Krakow countryside castle. Situated 50km from Krakow. The castle had been through a lot during the existence and is still medieval. Inside and outside. The main reason is that just recently has back to the owners. Not many, but beautiful and interesting frescoes. Very nice and modern portraits. The walls are still to be done. Heavy breathing inside can drag you straight to the medieval times. If you have a half day to fill, worth to pay a visit.
Krakow countryside castle. Situated 50km from Krakow. The castle had been through a lot during the existence and is still medieval. Inside and outside. The main reason is that just recently has back to the owners. Not many, but beautiful and interesting frescoes. Very nice and modern portraits. The walls are still to be done. Heavy breathing inside can drag you straight to the medieval times. If you have a half day to fill, worth to pay a visit.
