It is situated in the former Lutheran chapel from the beginning of the 20th century, which was founded by the brewery owners for the Protestant community of Tychy. Tychy Brewery is special in that the beer Tyskie has been brewed there for almost 400 years.
The brewery witnessed many inventions, revolutions, wars, wonderful people and the ideas that changed the world.
 

The brewing traditions in Żywiec go back to the Middle Ages. Nowadays we may trace the brewery's history in the modern museum which was created to teach the visitors about the history and technologies of brewing  beer.                                      

Pszczyna Castle. 
It belongs to the few museums in this part of Europe, where the lavish historic furnishings have remained. It is one of the most valuable Polish palaces surrounded with a park due to the existence of a 156- hectare English garden style park.                      

Polish Buffalo Enclosure Open to the Public. 
It was created on the area of the historic park, in its part known as the Animal Park. In the enclosure you can watch the Polish buffalo, moufflons, fallow, deer and roe deer. You may learn about the animals and plants of the  Pszczyna region.

Miniature  Park in Inwałd.
In the miniature park "Dream World" you can find 50 models of the most famous architectural marvels of the world, e.g. Acropolis, Coliseum, Leaning Tower in Pisa, St. Peter's basilica in Rome, Tour Eiffel, Arc de Triomphe, Big Ben, Sphinx, Whit House.   

Ethnographic Park " Pszczyna Region Homestead" 
Zagroda Wsi Pszczyńskiej was created in 1975 and has been one of the attractions of the historic park of Pszczyna. With time the ethnographic park grew vaster and presently there are several wooden architectural landmarks from the Pszczyna surroundings on its two- hectare area. The majority of them originates from the nineteenth century.

Oświęcim, Place of Memory and Auschwitz- Birkenau Museum. 

The areas and monuments of the former concentration camps Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II Birkenau are available to the visitors.