Medieval Town of Toruń - UNESCO World Heritage Site

The Medieval Town of Toruń is a fascinating UNESCO World Heritage Site. It covers the town of Toruń, which was greatly expanded in the 13th century by the Teutonic Knights, a group of German religious crusaders. There's a lot of interesting stuff here: the Old Town, the New Town, a ruined castle, and the home of Nicolas Copernicus as well - did you know he was Polish?
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[@yankj7647]

Toruń is indeed one of the unmissable tourist destinations for medieval lovers in Europe. These very old-looking red brick buildings and fortresses are the best witnesses of the Middle Ages.

[@ArbitraryExploration]

Loved it thank you for taking us to another amazing place! :)

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Loved it! Why don't you have more subs?

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[@thomaswatson1995]

I always find it such a shame when they leave castles as ruins rather than rebuilding them to their former glory!