In later years, the monastery was rebuilt several times. Visitors interested in sacral architecture can enjoy: late-Romanesque Church, built on a Latin cross plan with two-colour stone blocks; the monastery with well-preserved Romanesque interior with a beautiful chapter house which forms the unique value of the masterpieces of the Cistercians in Poland. The cloisters house the crypt of major Jan "Grim" Piwnik - the legendary commander of the Świętokrzyskie Home Army groupings, and the monastery next to the gate houses the Museum of the Cistercians created on the basis of a unique collection of memorabilia from the period of national uprisings, collected by father Colonel Walenty Ślusarczyk. The Cistercian abbey in Wąchock is one of the most important European cultural routes - the Cistercian and Romanesque Route.