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Zamosc is a gem of a city, although there's not so much to see there. Basically it's the central square - with a not hugely interesting museum - a pleasant wander through the old town and the synagogue. The restored synagogue is interesting and has presentations about the Jewish history of the city. It's supposed to open at 10.00 am, but it didn't open its doors until after 11.00 the day I was there.

This city definitely should be visited for at least 1 full day. We have spent 2 days in it. 1 day was for the city zoo and walks around the city to see the city at night, because it's two big differences day/night + great restaurants. The second day was dedicated to the city in full, including visiting the fortress and all other sightseeing beautiful historical highlights. Definitely recommend to eat in "restauracja Muzealna" - Armenian restaurant with best chaczapuri and "Bohema", where you should try local green beer.

The town is full of interesting landmarks and picturesque places. We recommend visiting the city museum, the synagogue, and the fortifications. The restaurants in the main square provide a great selection of variety of food for a good price.

Zamosc is a very pretty, historic city with a charming old town. It is also called the Padua of the North and the Pearl of the Renaissance, Walking around the narrow cobbled streets, you right away realize why. Zamosc has a nice main square (the Rynek Wielki), which is surrounded by beautiful renaissance houses and its well-known town hall. Besides that, you are able to find a nice Cathedral, some churches and a Synagogue. We were there in winter and even though it was cold, we had a great time there. Though, I do believe that in the summer, this place would be even more beautiful and fun- I can see myself sipping on a beer on the old market square. To finilize, I think you don't need more than 1, maybe 2 days to see it all.

Zamosc was untouched by the war and ALL or the colorful buildings are original... and exquisite. The layout of Zamozc Rynek is wonderful. All walls are in tact. Our tourist info agent, Peotr, (Peter) in Lodz told us this is the most beautiful city in Europe... Well... maybe... Florence? Rome? Prague? Paris (before the Muslim take-over)? We think Peotr may be biased...

Zamosc is amazing and beautiful, rich with history from WWII. There are many sites to behold and restaurants to enjoy in and around the Stare Miasto, or Old Town. You won’t be disappointed visiting the area.