Nowy Sacz in gray

In April and May the weather was bad. So I spotted a gray view.

This little house is not a monument. It is simply a small house living.

 Na Rurach street (On Pipes street)

Piłsudskiego Avenue

The pictures show a fragment Avenue Pilsudski. This street on the blog appears frequently. Many murals that appear in the NS are formed on the walls of garages that are left.
In the distance you can see the mountains surrounding the town.

Piłsudskiego Avenue (Aleje Piłsudskiego)

Szwedzka street

The photo shows a fragment of Szwedzka street (Swedish street).
In the seventeenth century, Swedes invaded Poland. Nowy Sacz was the first Polish town that was liberated from the Swedes.
The street name comes from the Swedish the chapel, which is nearby.

Ulica Szwedzka (Swedish street)