Branickis Palace – In the 16th century there was Gothic count of the Great Crown Marshall – Piotr Wesołowski. Next it was a residence of family Branicki. The court acquired a Renaissance character (1602-1697). In mid-18th century Jan Klemens Branicki rebuilt it again. And this is at this time the Baroque palace called “Versailles of Podlasie”.

Planty Park - it is a unit of Zwierzyniec Park and Poniatowskis Park. The garden too resembles the surroundings of the residence of the “most just nobleman in Poland”. Many traces of the original composition of the garden can still be observed, hence it is treated as the best preserved baroque garden in Poland. Since 10997 the area has been the site of intensive archeological and conservationist works aimed at restoring the splendour of the past.

City Hall

Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary - This is now the Cathedral. This beautiful neogothic church was built at the beginning of XX century by project of Józef Pius

St Roch's Church

St Nicholas Miracle-worker Orthodox church

St Mary Magdalene Orthodox Church – the oldest Orthodox church in Bialystok (1758)

Piaskower Synagogue (1893)

Jewish Cemetery (1892)