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A sanctuary built in 1866 and a replica of the Grotto of Lourdes in the forest. Archbishop Stefan Wyszyński was prisoned here from 1954 to 1955 by the communists.
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An obervasion tower at Klasztorne Wzgórze (also called Kozia Góra) next to the Saint Joseph sanctuary.
A historic town park founded in 1880. You can find a decorated arbour from 1887 and a replica of the Diana of Versailles statue there.
Kino Diana
A cinema next to the Town Park.
A Baroque church built in 1612.
Willa Rodziny Fränkel, Dom Włókniarza
One of the most precious villas in Poland built by a Jewish industrialist Hermann Fränkel.
A memorial of Stanisław Szozda, Polish elite cyclist who used to live in Prudnik.