This beautiful town from the 15th century may surely take pride in many monuments from that period. Many of them can be admired until these days. Some of them were reconstructed to bring back their splendour. Apart from all these neo-baroque and classical monuments, Mińsk is also popular with its emphasis on culture. It has its own House of Culture, School of Art, two museums and runs two local magazines.

While visiting Mińsk everyone will notice its specific architecture. There are many wooden and brick buildings that are considered as monuments. These are, for example, old wooden houses, churches (Church of Saint Mary’s Birth and Mariavite Church), memorials and Palace of Doria Dernałowicz Family. The town retains also traces of Jewish culture and the most important is Jewish cemetery.

The town is also famous for the nature reserves located nearby and their natural monuments. The most important reserves to be mentioned are: Jedlina, Bagno Pogorzel, Rudka Sanatoryjna and Florianów. Not only the monuments in Mińsk Mazowiecki are worth seeing, but also the neighbouring places like Okuniew, Halinów and Dębe Wielkie known for their sacral architecture monuments.