Rzeszow’s sleepy small town feel belies its reality as a progressive cultural, economic, and academic provincial capital. It is situated in the southeastern corner of Poland. Medieval Market Square and the Underground Tourist Route of Rzeszow Cellars with about 50 cellars are worth a visit to learn about the city’s history. Guided tours of a portion of the labyrinth of tunnels are available. Some of the most important historical buildings are Town Hall, Gothic Parish Church, Piarist Convent, a castle, and the Lubomirski family summer palace. Visitors can also indulge in the city’s traditional culinary dishes featuring organically grown produce. Silver jewelry, contemporary paintings, original handmade glass pieces, and other folk art can be found in galleries and local markets.

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