Sailor’s Gate was erected in the mid-14th c., however its present form is the result of a thorough 19th c. reconstruction.
For centuries the city was surrounded by a vast system of fortifications: walls, gates, barbicans and towers.
The second of Toruń markets is a main square in the old craftsmen’ part of the town. In its centre there is a 19th century former evangelical church.
The castle was erected in 1425 upon the order of king Władysław Jagiełło. It was situated on the left bank of Vistula River, opposite Teutonic Order-governed Toruń.
The Church of the Holy Spirit is late Baroque, and was erected in the mid-18th c.
