Best places: Castles in Poland

14th-century Teutonic castle housing museum of medieval artifacts, paintings & an amber collection.

Historical museum in a huge medieval castle, with relics, art, sculptures & tours.

Expansive, ruined, 17th-century, fortified castle, built in the Italian palazzo style.

👍👍 We came to Łańcut for the castle, but this place is the real deal. Owners are kind and helpful, cakes are delicious, coffee is excellent. 10/10 we would come back here. Serdecznie polecamy :)

Fortified hilltop castle, initiated in the 14th century & prettified in a variety of later styles.

Reconstructed 14th-century palace with an art collection & guided tours of the royal apartments.

Elegant, chateau-style castle hosting guided tours, an art gallery, 2 restaurants and 3 hotels.

Part-restored 13th-century fortress with a museum, exhibition gallery in the dungeon, bar & dining.

Ruins of a hilltop 13th to 14th–century castle with remaining towers & walls & Tatra Mountain views.

Centuries-old Benedictine abbey, perched on a cliff overlooking the Vistula River.

👍👍 "Marianne of Orange"'s Palace is a beautiful reconstructed palace, with huge and nice garden. The middle age stile is coexisting with the modern organization in steps, of the garden. You will enjoy this place.

15th-century castle remains featuring a small exhibition & scenic views of the river valley.

Gothic-renaissance fortress, on an extinct volcano, with a restaurant & medieval-style tournaments.

Large, part-ruined, medieval Gothic defensive castle on a hill-top with an intact tower.

Imposing castle rebuilt in the 19th century, with decorative-arts collections & landscaped parkland.

Centuries-old Gothic castle housing an armory, brewery & chapel, plus views from a stone watchtower.

👍👍 Nice old medival castle, that was built by teutonic knights. The castle has torture chamber, a room where you can try medival armor etc., a lot of stairs and two towers where you can go to the top, all though going otside on the top of the tower is hard for tall peapole becouse of the narrow window...

Remains of a 13th-century castle, later rearranged & expanded for a prince, in a wooded hiking area.

👍👍 Fantastic place, highly recommend it.