
Racibórz, located near the border with the Czech Republic, boasts a history of almost a thousand years. In the vicinity of the Market Square you will find such gems as the Gothic parish church, the Renaissance Tower, where dishonest townspeople were imprisoned, and the Baroque Marian column from 1727 – according to legend, its destruction will herald the end of the world.
We prepared a walk in the footsteps of Racibórz architecture that begins and ends at the Market Square. The route also leads to the monument to Joseph von Eichendorff, the statue of St John of Nepomuk, fragments of the defensive walls and the Neoclassical court building. A separate version introduces the monuments to children.
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