Yellow building

This building is located by the 3rd May Square in the town centre.

Restauracja Marysieńka

Restaurant 'Marysieńka' is located by the town square of Stary Sacz. The name of it came from Queen of Poland - Marysieńka. In Stary Sącz she met with her husband - King of Poland Jan III Sobieski when he was going back to the country after victorius Battle of Vienna (Odsiecz wiedeńska) in 1683.

Pastel...

... buildings by the town square of Nowy Sącz.

Three in a row

Narutowicza Street

Room Above the Roof

I like searching such suprises like this 'room'. I found several such 'rooms' above the roofs in buildings by the town square. This is one of them.

Colourful

Photo from the town square.

Promenade

Peach-coloured building by promenade (Jagiellonska Street).

Batory's Alley

Beauty Among the Snowflakes

This (renovated some time ago) building is situated just near 'the Railway Church'. You can see the spire of the church in the background. For us this building is beautiful regardless of the weather.

New design

Another renovated building:) It is located near the church of St. Casimir.

Corner

Photo of the corner building (Lwowska Street). In the foreground you can see spires of the St. Margaret church.

Charming old lady...

... but for sure needs renovation. Photo from Matejki Street.

Brick house

This is one of the buildings situated by Jagiellonka Street. If you enlarge the photo you can see the image of Saint Mary (between windows).

Charming...

We searched our archive and we found this charming Willa-Zofia:) It needs renovation but for sure it is a beautiful and interesting building:)

Under the protection of...

...Saint Mary. It is the detail of one of the buildings on Kosciuszki Street in Nowy Sacz.

The old one in the new one

Reflection of the old in something new.

On the promenade

On Jagiellonska Street you can find many interesting buildings. This is one of them.

From under the chestnut

This is the view from under the chestnut on the town square of Nowy Sacz.

In the line

Dunajewskiego Street and its tenements (the meaning of the word 'tenement' in Polish you can find here).