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Lancut Poland Travel Guide
Lancut Castle is one of the most magnificent aristocratic castles in Poland. In the interwar period, it hosted the likes of Ferdinand I, King of Romania, Prince George, Duke of Kent, as well as Mary Pickford, an American silent film star. You'll get felt slippers...
Continue reading » Krakow Piasek and Nowy Swiat Travel Guide 5 Amazing Tips
Krakow Piasek, known as Garbary until the 19th century, is west of the Old Quarter of Krakow. Frequent invasion and a lack of fortifications to prevent them hindered its development in the past. Some settlements with independent jurisdictions existed between Garbary and Wawel. They included...
Continue reading » Krzyzowa Poland Travel Guide
During the Second World War, the so-called House on the Hill, owned by Helmut James von Moltke, was the venue for meetings of the Kreisau Circle, a German resistance movement opposing the policy of Adolf Hitler. On 12 November 1989, a Reconciliation Mass took place...
Continue reading » Bytom Poland Travel Guide
Bytom is most often associated with steel mills and coal mines. Only a few know that this place is also famous for its beautiful architecture and victories of local sportsmen. The city’s developing infrastructure allows tourists for an active rest and nature reserves give them...
Continue reading » Bielsko-Biala Poland Guide
Being a large town, an important administrative and a cultural center, Bielsko-Biala (Bielsko-Biała) is attractive as a base for your next vacation. The nearby mountains, some of them lying within the town’s suburban area, the many green areas and the well-developed skiing infrastructure all make...
Continue reading » Rzeszow Poland Travel Guide
Rzeszow (Rzeszów), the capital of the Subcarpathian Voivodeship, combines a small-town charm with its role as the economic and cultural center of south-eastern Poland. Life is good in the Rzeszow Aviation Valley. It's the largest industrial technological cluster in Poland that concentrates more than 130...
Continue reading » Walbrzych Poland Travel Guide
Some decades ago Walbrzych (Wałbrzych) wasn't a particularly popular destination for the casual visitor - and for a good reason. Ironically, while the city’s name translates directly as 'Forest Mountain', it was once hailed as one of the most polluted urban centers in Poland, violating...
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