There are some popular trails that let the tourists get to know
the most astonishing European castles. Although Poland might not
be the country famous for routes of castles, it can still boast
of some superb architecture masterpieces that withstood the
time. There is the ‘Eagle Nest Trail’ that used to protect south
of Poland (however, all the castles – apart from one – were
destroyed and only their remains are available to tourists).
There are also other, gothic, baroque, bigger, smaller, all are
unique and all bear witness to the history and power of the
country. Below you will find only some of finest examples of
Polish castles that are spread around the whole country. They
differ between each other a lot but all are worth visiting. The
castle, situated in the very centre of Krakow, rises on the
Wawel Hill over the city that used to be the capital of Poland.
It is not only one of the most beautiful castles of the country
but also the former seat of kings while adjoining cathedral
mausoleum of the rulers an