Although there are no stunning historic monuments in Lesna itself, the town is nonetheless worth a visit. It has preserved its medieval urban layout, a small town hall from the 17th century and a number of tenement houses. The complex of townsman houses with their arcades is most interesting, while you should also pay attention to the Church of St. John the Baptist, originally erected in the 16th century. Its current Baroque appearance with elements of late Gothic is the result of numerous later reconstructions and additions. The Baroque equipment may not be very impressive, but do step inside to look at 20 grave monuments with the effigies of local knights, located both inside and outside the church.

Many legends and mysterious stories surround the ‘Czocha’ castle, very much adding to its appeal. A 30-minute tour of the castle is a definite must. After the tour, you can climb up to the top of the tower, from where you can admire a picturesque view over the Kwisa River. Those with strong nerves will enjoy entering the chamber of torture, located in the castle dungeons. Lots of entertaining events are organized in the castle on a regular basis, including medieval feasts, knightly shows, concerts of ancient music and other fun-filled attractions.