Yesterday and today we have in Nowy Sacz the first edition of the event called 'Market of Antiquities'. It takes place in the center of the town - on the Square of May 3rd (the second photo)...
... on the town square (the main and the third photos)...
... and on Jagiellonska Street (the fourth photo).
You can buy there old furniture, jewellery, dishes, books, postcards, magazines and everything else what you are able to find in those piles of the old stuff:)
Sometimes... when the clarity of the air is very good... you can see from Nowy Sacz the Tatra Mountains! In today's photo the clarity is not very good, but it is good enough to see the mountains (it means that sometimes the Tatras can be seen even more clearly).
Ohh, we almost forget, more noticeable elements of the photo are the railway bridge over the Dunajec River and the mentioned river:)
In today's photo there is Nowy Sacz's weather station. It is located in the center of the town, next to the former monastery of Franciscans and the Evangelical Church (see here).
Some parts of the old town of Nowy Sacz are located on the slope. Thanks to this fact we have such nice views like this one which we present it to you today:)
In today's photo there are the tenements in the town square, behind the townhall.
...found at Nowy Sacz's town square:). In the background there is Dunajewskiego Street with the green building which we posted few months ago.
In today's photo there is the interior of the St. Margaret's church.
The view from the foots of Nowy Sacz's townhall. You can see the town square with its tenements. In the background you can see the spires of the Saint Margaret's Church.
Today's photos show you more perspectives on the church from Ropica Gorna which we presented you yesterday.
We continue going through the Wooden Architecture Route. We present you an old Greek Catholic church from 18th century. It is now a Roman Catholic church. Unfortunately we were late and the church was locked so we weren't inside.
More information about this church you can read in the second photo. 
We come back to our journey through the Wooden Architecture Route:) Today you can see the bell-tower in Petna from 17th century. On the place when the old church was there is the new one.
More information you can read in the second photo.
You have seen Nowy Sacz's townhall many times in our blog but today we present you some details of it:)
We found her on one of the tenements in Nowy Sacz's center. She was standing at the corner of Jagiellonska Street and Lwowska Street. When we will walk there next time we will check if she is still standing there:)
It seems to be that many of you like old and wooden churches:), so we're coming back on the Wooden Architecture Route!
In the second photo you can find further information about it.
Today next two photos from Wolowiec. In the second photo you can see one of the gravestones from small and old cementary near the church.
Some of the tombstones are not in good condition. The inscriptions are written in the Cyryllic alphabet (Lemkos use it). It makes that sometimes you can feel there more like in Ukraine or Belarus than in Poland:)
We come back to our Wooden Architecture Route:) Today we present you the church in Wolowiec. Just next to the church there is an old cementary. The photos from it you can see in tomorrow post:)
More information about the church you can see in the second photo.
As we promised, in today's photo there is the interior of the church of The Holy Spirit.
The church of the Holy Spirit in the very center of Nowy Sacz. As you can see, the building of this temple is a little bit "hidden" and it does not have a shape like other churches.
A new perspective of Nowy Sacz's castle. Sunsets are great! They are even able to shed a golden light on old stone walls:)
This is the chestnut tree in the town square. It is very famous in Nowy Sacz. We can say that it's our 'meeting place':) If you want to make an appointment with somebody in the center of the town, the better choice is 'near the chestnut':)
Today we're moving from Kwiaton to Hanczowa - a village situated about 50 kilometers from Nowy Sacz.
This church was built in the second half of the 19th century and, similarly like the Kwiaton's one, is a great example of Lemkos culture. More information about this temple you can find in the last photo (click on it to enlarge).
We are again on the 'Route':) Today we present you last two photos from Kwiaton. In the second one you can also see the surrounding countryside of this beautiful church:)
The three photos were taken yesterday in the town square. There was a performance of Nowy Sacz's orchestra of border guard on the occasion of the Polish national holiday of May 3rd.
Yesterday it was the 218th anniversary of the establisment of the Constitution of May 3, 1791.
For interested in history we can add that during the communist rule in our country, it was impossible to put the Polish flag on your balcony May 3rd. You had to hang out the flag on May 1st (it was communist holiday) but you had to remove flags May 2nd because they were not allowed during May 3rd (National Polish Holiday).
Today you can see other shots from the church in Kwiaton. We managed to go inside:) This church will be renovated soon - we even saw scaffoldings inside.
This church is an example of Lemkos culture. Until 1947 this region was inhabitated by great group of Lemkos. Unfortunately beacuse of the action of communist authorities in Poland they were displaced to different regions in Poland. You can read more about this action (called 'Operation Wisla') here.
The first temple which we would like to present you is loacated in Kwiaton - a village situated about 45 kilometers on the east from Nowy Sacz. It is a church built in the second half of the 17th century, in the past Greek Catholic, currently Roman Catholic.
More information about this church you may find in our today's third photo (click on it to enlarge).
This is one of the gates to the municipal cementery of Nowy Sacz. It is situated on Rejtana Street. For interested in history - here you can check who was Rejtan.
