Stanislav fortress compound and Potocki palace
Cathedral of the Holy Resurrection, locally known as Katedra (Greek-Catholic Cathedral)
Jesuit Kostel, the second building of Jesuits after they were forced to surrender Katedra
Fara, also known as the Collegiate Church of Virgin Mary and Saint Stanislaus (today – the Regional Art Museum)
Ratusha, a former city hall
Battle of Grunwald monument – commemorating the victory of the Poland on Grunwald fields in  1410.

Monument to Adam Mickiewicz (1930) – it was reconstructed in 1989, located in Adam Mickiewicz Square next to a regional concert (philharmonic) hall.
It is the oldest surviving monument in the city and was built on 20 November 1898 (sculptor Tadeusz Błotnicki).

Monument to Stepan Bandera and Museum of the Insurgent Army in European Square were awarded the best architectural project of 2007 designed by a local architecture company "Atelie Arkhitektury"
Stanislav fortress compound and Potocki palace
Cathedral of the Holy Resurrection, locally known as Katedra (Greek-Catholic Cathedral)
Jesuit Kostel, the second building of Jesuits after they were forced to surrender Katedra
Fara, also known as the Collegiate Church of Virgin Mary and Saint Stanislaus (today – the Regional Art Museum)
Ratusha, a former city hall
Battle of Grunwald monument – commemorating the victory of the Poland on Grunwald fields in  1410.
Monument to Adam Mickiewicz (1930) – it was reconstructed in 1989, located in Adam Mickiewicz Square next to a regional concert (philharmonic) hall. It is the oldest surviving monument in the city and was built on 20 November 1898 (sculptor Tadeusz Błotnicki).
Monument to Stepan Bandera and Museum of the Insurgent Army in European Square were awarded the best architectural project of 2007 designed by a local architecture company "Atelie Arkhitektury"
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