Królewski Zamek Bobolice

The Royal Castle of Bobolice is a fascinating journey into medieval Poland. Built in the 14th century by Casimir the Great, it was part of the defense system of the country's western borders.

The castle harbors mysterious legends - about the White Lady, who, according to 15th century chronicles, haunts the fortress walls, and about twin brothers who dug a tunnel between Bobolice and Mirów castles, hiding a treasure guarded by a witch.

Its Polish Gothic-style architecture and picturesque location in the Jura Krakowsko-Czestochowska Mountains make it an ideal place for history buffs and lovers of unusual tales.