This is the interior of the 'Railway Church'. The photos were taken in weekday. Some of the churches in Nowy Sacz are opened all day long. You can go there and pray every time you want.
In today's photo you can see the front of the tenement which is situated on Konarskiego Street. You could see this building some time ago in post Konarskiego Street.
There is almost no snow in Nowy Sacz. We hope to present today the last snowy photos in this year:)
This is the statue of Wladyslaw Jagiello - the Polish king from the XV century. He laid the foundation for the centuries-long Polish-Lithuanian Union. He run the war with the Teutonic Order - Jagiello together with the Lithuanian army defeated the enemy during the Grunwald's battle in 1410 (this date is remembered by every Pole). This statue was founded in 500 anniversary of this event.
This sculpture is situated of course on Jagiellonska Street:)
This house - with such unusual decoration like you can see in our today's photos - is located on Dlugosza Street (near 'Planty' Park). The building is the residence of the art gallery.
Yesterday was very sunny Sunday so we went for a walk (we took a camera of course:)) These are two of our shots.
The building is the office of a bank (many banks in Nowy Sacz are located in beautiful tenements:)). On the top of the roof of this building there are sculptures which resemble to some Roman carvings.
In today's photo there is the view on the central part of Nowy Sacz from the tenth floor of one of the high-rise blocks in 'Barskie' housing estate. You can see in it the contours of the Saint Margaret Church and the townhall.
This is so called 'White Convent'. It is situated near the church which we showed last week. It was built in 1894-1897. Nuns are running school for girls there.
This is one of the most beautiful houses in our town (in our opinion:)) It is situated on Długosza Street (the name of the street comes from the Polish historian from the XV century). As you can see, the house is in the very good condition. It was renovated few years ago.
This is the Saint Margaret's church. We realised that you have seen the spires of it on our photos (here and here) but you haven't seen the whole church yet.
This church was built in the half of the XIV century but it did not look like nowadays. It was frequently rebuilt (new naves and other elements were added). The last rebuilding took place in 1969-1973.
The church is situated in the centre of the town.
During the winter not only roads and pavements should be plowed but also the railway track. In today's photo there is a railway plough which removes the snow from the track near to the Nowy Sacz's railway station. In our opinion this machine looks better than common widcats:)
Again photo from the former 'railway district'. This tenement was built in 1903. It is situated just next to the 'Railway Church'. In the background you can see the spire of it. 
Some of you were interested in how does the church in yesterday's photo look like inside. Here is the answer:). The three photos were taken after today's Holy Mass.
It's important to underline that the photos were taken few minutes after the mass. Don't think that our churches are so empty. Especially in Nowy Sacz, in southern Poland:). During the mass the church was full of people, as always on Sundays and other holidays.
This modern church was built as a thanksgiving for the 700 years of Nowy Sacz. The church was completed in 1992. In 1999 new, huge gate was put in. It weighs 18 tons and it is made by bronze. This gate is one of the biggest in the whole Europe (7.2 metres high and 7.5 metres width).
The winter is back again in Nowy Sacz. In today's photo you can see the view on the north-eastern outskirts of Nowy Sacz. The photo was taken from the tenth floor of one of the high-rise blocks in 'Barskie' housing estate.
The building of the museum of Nowy Sacz is situated on Lwowska Street (Lviv Street) which is one of the roads which go to the market square. At the beginning museum was in the castle of Nowy Sacz and in other buildings in the town. Since 1963 this building, called 'the Gothic House' is the main residence of the museum.
These buildings are situated in the centre of Nowy Sacz, on the Szwedzka Street (Swedish Street). It crosses the main street of the town - Jagiellonska Street. The name 'Swedish Street' reminds the Swedish invasion on Poland in the second half of the XVII century. Nowy Sacz was one of the towns which broke free from the Swedish rule at the earliest.
Konarskiego Street is in the center of Nowy Sacz. There are several offices, bank and primary school. The street is in the area of the Saint Casimir Church and 'Planty' Park which you can see in previous photos at this blog.
This church was built in 1899 in the new district of Nowy Sacz. The development of this part of the town was connected with the popularization of the railway in our region. Mainly railwaymen with their families lived in this district of Nowy Sacz. This church was built for this community, this is why it is called 'Railway Church'.
Not far away from the church there is also the railway station and the company which produces and repairs trains.
This green tenement is situated in the center of Nowy Sacz, on one of the eight streets which go to the market square. This one is Dunajewskiego Street. In this tenement there is the pizza parlour called 'Carpe Diem'. Just next to it there is a shop with such cosmetic things as colourful soap with different patterns, pretty wrapped towels, set of shower gels, etc. If you do not know what to buy for a gift, you can find something there.
In today's photos there is the building of the Malopolian Culture Center 'Falcon' (Malopolskie Centrum Kultury 'Sokol'). The name 'Falcon' comes from the name of the Polish Gymnastic Society 'Falcon' (Polskie Towarzystwo Gimnastyczne 'Sokol') which was established in 1867 in Lviv. In Nowy Sacz it came into being in 1887 when the south part of Poland was under the domination of the Austria-Hungary Dual Monarchy. The society promotes the value of sport, health as well as moral values.
The building of Nowy Sacz's 'Falcon' was thoroughly rebuilded at the turn of the century (1993 - 2003).
Narutowicza Street is in the center of the town (behind the Saint Casimir Church). It is always crowded because many drivers park their cars there. The yellow tenement was renovated last year.
Jagiellonska Street is the main street of Nowy Sacz. It goes from the market square. There are various shops, boutiques, banks and agencies.
The street was modernized last year. The name of it comes from the dynasty of Polish Kings.
Photos were taken today.
Today's weather was awful. Really gloomy and gray time. This is why we tried to take a photo which is full of dynamism. In the Nowy Sacz's railway station the old and the new have met.
In today's photo there are buildings in the center of the town, just behind the townhall. One of these tenements is full of shops, it is called 'Rynek 13' ('Town market 13'). This name is because of the number of the building.
This is the most popular park in our town. It is situated in the center of Nowy Sacz, about ten minutes walking from the town market. The park is called 'Planty'. For all year it is place where people come to relax, walk, talk with friends and feed pigeons:) There are also two cafes.
At the beginning of February Christmas decorations dissapear from streets of Polish cities. This big bulb was an element of decoration of Nowy Sacz's townmarket.
