Głogów is a town in Lower Silesia, Poland, that combines industrial and historical attractions. Despite being heavily damaged during the Second World War, Głogów has preserved and restored some of its medieval and baroque monuments, such as the castle, the town hall, and the collegiate church on the Ostrów Tumski island. The castle hosts the Historical and Archaeological Museum, where you can learn about the rich and turbulent past of Głogów and its surroundings. If you are a fan of jazz music, you can also enjoy the Głogów Jazz Festival, which takes place every year and showcases local and international talents. Głogów also offers a glimpse of its military heritage, with the 18th-century star-shaped fort and the remnants of the city walls.