Plac Marszałka Józefa Piłsudskiego

Marshal Jozef Pilsudski Square is the historic heart of Parczew, a city with a rich past dating back to 1401.

It's a place full of history - it once hosted numerous conventions of Polish nobility during the Jagiellonian era. Nearby is a neo-Gothic church with a 16th-century painting 'Madonna with Child and Pear' and a wooden bell tower from the 17th century.

The surrounding area impresses with the remains of fortified walls with three gates and a former royal residence. For history and culture lovers, this is an excellent spot to discover Parczew's multicultural heritage.