As you head towards the center, you'll quickly reach the famous basilica. It's the heart of the town and its greatest landmark—enormous, Baroque, and full of details that are truly impressive up close. If you only want to see one place, the Basilica of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary should be first on your list. Beside it stretches the entire sanctuary. Anyone who has been to the Holy Land will immediately understand the origins of Wambierzyce's fame as the Silesian Jerusalem. Find me there and scan the code—I'll tell you more.

Then walk a little higher, to the Calvary. This is where chapels and ornate gates are set on picturesque slopes. The walk is peaceful, the views become increasingly beautiful, and the atmosphere becomes increasingly contemplative.

Don't miss the Moving Nativity Scene, dating from the second half of the 19th century. It's located in a yellow building near the entrance to Calvary. It was created by watchmaker Longin Wittig, whose family has been famous for building Nativity scenes for generations. This attraction perfectly rounds off the tour and is also great outside of the main season. This place is more intimate, but it offers a breather and a slightly different perspective on local traditions.