Domki Campingowe w Parku Miniatur Sakralnych

In Silesia, there are a few miniature parks, including the castles of the Kraków-Częstochowa Upland and the most famous buildings and monuments of the world. Among them, the Miniature Park of Sacral Monuments in Częstochowa is unique in terms of theme. Here, you can see 17 very faithful miniatures of the best-known Christian churches from around the world, including those from Spain, France, Italy, Turkey, Armenia, and the Holy Land. There is also a park of attractions for children.

The Jewish cemetery in Częstochowa is located in Dąbie, a district in the vicinity of the Steel Mill "Częstochowa". The cemetery covers an area of about 8.5 ha. There are 5000 surviving tombstones dating back to 5000 in the graveyard, which is one of the largest in the Polish lands. The first burial in the cemetery took place in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. The last official funeral was held in 1970. Among the typical graves there are, among others, conspicuous tombstones including that of Rabbi Nachum Asch or the ohel of Izaak Mayer Justman.

In the town of Raków, in the district of Częstochowa, there is an archaeological reserve of the lusatian culture, which is a branch of the Museum of Częstochowa. Visitors can see a graveyard of the lusatian culture displayed in the modern exhibition hall. The people of this culture lived in the surrounding areas in the first millennium B.C.E. There are archaeological artifacts - such as pottery, tools and ornaments of bronze and iron, etc in the display cases.

The Archcathedral Basilica of the Holy Family - from 1992 on, the seat of the archbishop of Częstochowa - is one of the churches in Poland, which were built for the longest time. The first earthwork started in 1901 and the towers were consecrated in 1997. The size of the neo-Gothic church is impressive. The towers rise to more than 80 meters! Inside, among others, there are a beautiful altar, stained glass windows and a nice sounding organ.

The first Gothic church of Saint Sigismund in Częstochowa was built as a parish church, probably in the first half of the fifteenth century. It served as a parish church only until the end of the nineteenth century. Its today's look is the result of an eighteenth-century reconstruction. At that time, it was rebuilt in the Baroque style. It is a three-nave church with two towers at the front. In the adjacent seventeenthcentury monastery building, there is now a parsonage.

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The beginning of the restaurant operation Złoty Garniec Inn is 2013. From the very beginning, the restaurant owners focused on traditional Polish cuisine based on healthy regional products. The restaurant's specialty is traditional Polish cuisine, which is appreciated by both local restaurant guests and tourist groups from around the world. All dishes are cooked based on Old Polish recipes.