You will see there the same red building material, similar ‘sacred’ mountains and sensational panoramas. Both towers have so much in common. And you may notice that each of them looks nostalgically at the other. It took over a hundred years before, finally, someone from Nowa Ruda came up with the idea to officially pair them up. The higher tower on the Swietej Anny (St. Anna) Mountain (the ‘He’) can clearly see the tower (the ‘She’) on the Wszystkich Swietych (All Saints) Mountain: rounded and proportional – it must be ‘the better half’. And it is a beautiful story.

The church of Our Lady of Sorrows on the Wszystkich Swietych (All Saints) Mountain was erected in 1680.

The current town hall in Nowa Ruda is a building from 1884, erected in the Biedermeier style. It is considered one of the most beautiful facilities of its kind in Poland. In the corner there is a fountain with the figure of St. Florian from 1756. To this day, the Municipal Office is located in the town hall.

The building was first mentioned in 1347 and the then owner was Hannus Wusthub. The castle was rebuilt numerously, it owes its present appearance is to the reconstruction from the 18th century. Today, the castle serves as an office building.