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Discover Gothic Toruń!

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Attractions

Discover Gothic Toruń!

Toruń, called the Pearl of the North, is one of the most visited historic cities in Poland. This is the birthplace of the eminent astronomer – Nicolaus Copernicus, where the authenticity of perfectly preserved Gothic buildings is intertwined with the sweet and spicy scent of peppery gingerbread. Walking between the narrow, cobbled streets, you will feel the atmosphere of a unique Toruń, several centuries old and vibrant to this day.

  • Starówka

    Old town

    1km

    Start visiting Toruń at the monument to the most famous inhabitant of the city – Nicolaus Copernicus.

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  • Średniowieczne mury obronne

    Medieval defensive walls

    1.6km

    The medieval walls preserved to this day are only a substitute for the defense system of Toruń.

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  • Fontanna Cosmopolis

    Cosmopolis fountain

    1.1km

    The spectacular fountain refers to the famous work of Nicolaus Copernicus,” On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres. “

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  • Żywe Muzeum Piernika

    Live Gingerbread Museum

    1.5km

    Learn the history of traditional Toruń gingerbread.

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  • Dom Legend Toruńskich

    House of Toruń Legends

    1.2km

    Inside the medieval cellar, traditional Toruń legends are told orally from grandfather to grandfather.

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  • Ratusz

    Town hall

    1.1km

    The Town Hall is one of the largest brick buildings of this type in Europe and the most important monument of the Old Town of Toruń.

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  • Planetarium

    Planetarium

    1.1km

    The Władysław Dziewulski Planetarium in Toruń is the best equipped facility of this type in Poland.

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  • Krzywa Wieża

    The Leaning Tower

    1.5km

    Medieval city tower, which owes its name to a significant deviation from the vertical – 1.46 m.

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  • Tuba Dei

    Tuba Dei

    1.3km

    ” God’s Trumpet “- the largest bell in Toruń, the second largest for centuries after Zygmunt Krakow.

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