The castle of the Lubomirski family in Rzeszów was built in 1906 in the location of the former castle of the Lubomirski family
Foundations based on loess walls and bastions support a palazzo in fortezza type structure. This is a large, quadrilateral establishment with a courtyard in the middle and a tall gate tower on the western side. The castle is surrounded with stone fortifications and the walls are 5 metres tall.
During WWII the castle was used as a place of detention, where over one thousand prisoners of war sentenced to death awaited execution. The prison operated here until 1981. Later, during conservation works the great hall was restored and the old prison chapel was reconstructed.
Today the castle houses the Regional Court of Justice.
Places worth seeing in Rzeszów:
- Fara church
- the Bernardine convent
- former Piarists convent
- statue of the blessed John of Dukla
- statue of Our Lady Queen of Poland
- statue of Father Stanisław Konarski
- building of PKO bank from 1906-1908, 3 Maja Street
- summer palace of the Lubomirski family
- Art-Nouveau villa from 1903 at Pod Kasztanami avenue
- Art-Nouveau villa from 1899 at Pod Kasztanami avenue
- “Pod sową” villa from 1900 at Pod Kasztanami avenue
- palace of Jędrzejowicz family, currently hospital
- palace of Jędrzejowicz family in Załęże from the late 18th/early 19th century
- town hall
- brick houses from the 1800s
- Esterka’s house at 15, Rynek
- old well at the town square
- Underground Tourist Route, 369 metres long, descending 10 metres below the town square surface; buildings around the town square
- District Museum
- Franciszek Kotula Ethnographic Museum (6, Rynek)
- Museum of the History of Rzeszów
- Museum of Bedtime Cartoons, displaying collection acquired by Wojciech Jama
- Diocesan Museum
- Museum of Hunting
- Museum of the Technology and the Military
- "Marysieńka" Shelter
- Artur Malawski Philharmonic Hall
- Wanda Siemaszkowa Theatre, former building of Sokół Gymnastic Society
- Szajna Gallery
- building of Regional Public Library from 1890, formerly home to the district council
- Bishops palace at Jałowego Street
- building of Colonel Leopold Lis-Kula Secondary School
- Cichociemnych Square with Józef Szajna’s sculpture entitled Passage 2001
- Kazimierz Górski square
- City of Rzeszów Gallery of Photography
- New Town Synagogue (rebuilt as BWA Art Gallery)
- Old Town Synagogue (rebuilt as National Archives)
- Chapel of the Holy Trinity
- Old Cemetery with gravestones from the late 1700s.
- January Uprising statue built in 1886
- statue of Adam Mickiewicz
- statue of Tadeusz Kościuszko
- statue of Juliusz Słowacki
- statue of General Władysław Sikorski
- statue of knight Jan Pakosławic
- statue of Tadeusz Nalepa (3 Maja st.)
- statue of Colonel Leopold Lis-Kula at Farny square
- statue of the Cursed Soldiers
- statue of Stanisław Nitka by the Wisłok River
- statue of the Victims of Terror
- figure of St. John of Nepomuk
- memorial plaque in honour of Marcin Lelewel Borelowski
- sculpture of a boy shooting from a sling (Słowackiego Street)
- multimedia fountain
- Podkarpackie Reginal Office building
- round foot bridge
- Bernardine Gardens
- Statue of the Revolutionary Act
- Rzeszów city map from 1762 on a house at 2, Sokoła Street
- wall painting representing a scene from Deballage, Józef Szajna’s theatre performance, at 3, Sokoła Street
- Expedycja rope park
- skatepark
- Zamkowy bridge
- Gabriel Narutowicz bridge
- former WSK Culture Centre, currently home to Rzeszów University Faculty of Music
- manor house from the late 1800s at Dąbrowskiego Street
- Lisia Góra nature reserve
photo J. Sołek
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