Attractions of Legnica

• Legnica – a city called “Little Moscow” – until 1993. tens of thousands of Soviet soldiers were stationed in the city
• the city regains its former splendor from year to year, especially near the beautifully restored market square
• right next to the market square there is the Piast Castle – the oldest brick castle in today’s Poland
• being in the city center, be sure to visit the Copper Museum with a variety of collections related to the history of the region
• also look into the churches: the cathedrals of pw. sw. Apostles Peter and Paul and the Evangelical Church of St. Paul Virgin Mary where you can admire unique stained glass windows

Legnica is a city that surprises!

• if you think you’ve seen everything in Lower Silesia, Legnica may pleasantly surprise you
  . It is one of the oldest cities in the region, which has not stopped here – here
  the past and modernity intertwine, creating a unique atmosphere. Gothic churches,
  Baroque gems and monumental tenement houses all create an urban landscape that
  attracts attention from the first walk through the market square
• in Legnica, history literally lurks on every corner, but it does not overwhelm you. It is a city teeming
  with life and culture. It is the perfect place for those who want to combine sightseeing with the pleasant
  discovery of new spaces – without crowds and with an authentic atmosphere
• on the list of must-see points, it is worth including the Piast Castle – one of the oldest
  in Poland. Right next to it is the Church of the Virgin Mary with huge, colorful stained glass windows, and a little
  further the Gothic Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul the Apostles. In the church of St. John the Baptist
  , on the other hand, there is a mausoleum of the Silesian Piasts – a testimony to the power of the Piasts, who
  ruled these lands for centuries
• Legnica is also a space for art. Original festivals and events take place here,
  which attract artists from all over Polish and Europe – such as Satyrykon, the Silver Festival or
  the Legnica Film Academy. It is also worth visiting the Copper Museum, located in
  a beautiful Baroque complex
• Legnica is not only history and art. They are also modern places that entertain and teach
  at the same time. A perfect example is the Witelon Center – a space where learning
  turns into an adventure. Nearly 50 interactive stations await you on 1,000 m² – from
  optical tricks and illusions, through experiments with lasers, to a laboratory where children
  can “explosively” discover the secrets of volcanoes. It is a great place for families with children,
  where fun is combined with education, and after intense emotions you can relax in
  a café or reading room
• The heart of the city is the Market Square – a place for meetings, events, walks. Here you can feel
  Legnica: architectural contrasts, charming tenement houses and cozy cafes that
  invite you to relax for a while. If you like to discover places with a soul, be sure to visit
  the historic district of Tarninów – it’s a real walk through pre-war elegance with
  a touch of mystery
• green spaces cannot be missed either – the City Park is a great place to relax
  after intensive sightseeing, with alleys, fountains and plenty of shade. And if you are looking for
  views from above – climb St. Peter’s Tower at the Piast Castle and see Legnica from a
  different perspective
• It is a city not only for sightseeing, but above all for experiencing. Perfect for the
  weekend, but don’t worry – if you stay longer, you definitely won’t be bored.