A historical town in southeast Poland, Sandomierz is one of the oldest and historically significant cities. Explore the 14th-century Sandomierz castle built in gothic style. The west wing of the castle is now preserved as a museum. Visit the Sandomierz Cathedral built in baroque style which contains a series of paintings built in the church’s wooden panel. Walk around the market square in the old town and take in the sights of pretty houses with intricate details. The 14th-century town hall, a blend of Roman, Gothic, and Baroque style, is the centerpiece of the old town. Take a look at the 500-meter underground route below the old town that was used by merchants to store goods in ancient days. Be in the lap of nature at the Holy Queen Jadwiga Gorge, a majestic gorge.