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Fascinating museum with especially good photo collection in the former Larisch palace. This bling mansion was built after the great fire, becoming the mayor's residence from the 1840s then a museum from 1931. It was gutted by fire in 1941 but re-opened in 1969.
An early medieval castle on this hill became a redoubt of the Piast dynasty in the 13th century. It was converted into a palace in the 16th century but was wrecked in the 17th. It was patched up in the 19th and nowadays houses a design centre. Its main surviving features are the Piast Tower, and the iconic 11th century rotunda of St Nicholas' Chapel, which featured on 20 zł banknotes.
Muzeum Drukarstwa
Cieszyn once housed the biggest printing press in the Hapsburg Empire. This exhibits printing and typography and conducts classes in related trades.
Town theatre named for Mickiewicz (1798-1855) the poet, dramatist and political activist.