A Walk Around Radzyń Podlaski

Your guide welcomes you in the courtyard of a magnificent 18th-century palace, widely regarded as a European gem of Rococo architecture. We admire the grand façade of the palace's main building and the free-standing orangery, also in the Rococo style; then we walk along the park avenues in the shade of monumental trees. Leaving the palace grounds, we enter the town. Soon we stop at the monument to Karol Lipiński, one of the most outstanding violinists of 19th-century Europe. We continue through the town's quiet streets, discovering its almost 700-year history. The guide's story brings up events and names well known from Polish history. The tour ends at another highly valuable monument, the Church of the Holy Trinity. It was built in the style known as the Lublin Renaissance, and its interior holds Renaissance, Baroque and later works of art.