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Exotic Architecture - Former Synagogue - Marketplace
Fortifications
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Former city door |
Access to the city across the moat |
Castle Grounds and City Hall
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City hall, central marketplace |
View from the castle grounds to the city hall |
All the photos of this page: Hans-Rudolf Hower, 1993.
Internet
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Officiel site of the town of Zamosc (in German, English, Polish, and Ukrainian). |
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In the English Wikipedia. |
Detailed encyclopaedic article on this town. |
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In the Polish Wikipedia. |
Very detailed encyclopaedic article on this town (in Polish, but with many interesting photos). |
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In the English Wikipedia. |
Very detailed encyclopaedic article on the capital of Poland. |
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In the English Wikipedia. |
Shorter encyclopaedic article on this region of the south-east of Poland that has been almost entirely transformed to a national park. |
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In the English Wikipedia. |
Very detailed encyclopaedic article on this city. |
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In the English Wikipedia. |
Detailed encyclopaedic article on this former concentration and extermination camp situated near Lublin. |
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In the English Wikipedia. |
Encyclopaedic article on this national park situated near the Bielo-Russian frontier. |
Arrival by Public Transport
For the arrival at Zamosc see Zamosc & Journeys.
Within Zamosc you can reach all touristic sites by feet.
Hans-Rudolf Hower, 2003
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Last updated: April 6, 2016
