The Zamość Synagogue is one of Poland's oldest and most architecturally significant synagogues. The church was built in a design inspired by the square Italian Renaissance of the early seventeenth century by retaining many of the original characteristics, Including built-in brickwork and an Aron Kodesh frame.

Two rows of striking and colorful Armenian houses in the northeast of Rynek are home to the Zamość Museum. These houses were once owned by Armenian merchants. You will find unique and exotic patterns on their front.

Great Market Square is a historic square with great restaurants and tourist souvenir spots. Many events are held here and are located at the town hall, a great way to spend an afternoon or evening with your partner or family.

It is a church built in the late 16th century, located on the Renaissance route. It was originally a collegiate church until 1992, when the diocese of Zamosk-Lubucci, ascended to the ranks of the cathedral by the decision of then Pope John Paul II.