On the main square is a rather large church. Walking further up the hill leads to the ruins of a castle and guard tower, where for a few z? one can enjoy a panoramic view of the town and the Wis?a. Further up on the hill and to the right are the "Three Crosses," a memorial for when a plague decimated the town's population.
Walking approximately 2.5 km down the path along the Wis?a will bring you to a very large limestone quarry and boats that cross the river to take tourists to Janowiec.
During the summer Kazimierz holds many known festivals in Poland including: one of the larger Folk Festivals (June); Klezmr Music Festival (mid-July); and a large, international-flavored film festival in early-to-mid-August.
Kazimierz is known as an artists' town, and accordingly there are a number of galleries showcasing and selling local art. Additionally, on market days there are many hand-made baskets and other trinkets that can be bought.
There are a number of restaurants in Kazimierz, ranging from the low-end to expensive.
Uphill from the Rynek is a 7-15 z? Kebab restaurant, while on the Rynek, Pub Mars serves basic spaghetti's and pizza's.
Approximately 200 meters from the square off of Lubelska Street (heading towards the Wis?a) is a traditional Jewish restaurant called 'U Fryzjera' (The Barbershop), which has live Klezmer music every Saturday night.
On Lubelska between the Rynek and the river is Zielona Tawerna (Green Tavern), where the Presidents of Poland and the Czech Republic ate in summer 2007.
The majority of bars are concentrated in the main square and include Rynkowa, Galeria, U Radka, Rozmaitosci, and Pub Mars. Rynkowa shows Polish national soccer matches on a large pull-down screen, while Mars serves food, and U Radka houses a number of original works of art and always plays Rolling Stone's-style music. Prices are almost exactly the same throughout the city, as a sort of price-fixing agreement appears to be in place. Half liter beers are generally 7 z?, although expect to pay more in restaurants.
There are no night clubs in the town, the closest one being in Krol Kazimierz a few kilometers away. Otherwise, one must go about 9 km to Pu?awy for dancing/nightlife.