Bialystok
Tykocin tour
Tykocin received its town charter in 1425 and until the 18th century was the leading town in the region before domination of Bialystok. Let us take to this small but very interesting town, only 40 km from Bialystok.
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Bialowieza & Jewish sites tour
We will start with visiting Bialowieza Forest and National Park – the largest natural forest in Europe. Major attraction will be a bison-breeding centre and enclosures where bison, deer, wild boar and Polish ponies can be seen.
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Bialystok city tour
Bialystok is the biggest city in north-eastern part of Poland and situated close to the border with Belarus. Its population is both Polish and Belarussian. There are many Orthodox churches in the city which are well visible in the cityscape.
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Tykocin received its town charter in 1425 and until the 18th century was the leading town in the region before domination of Bialystok. Let us take to this small but very interesting town, only 40 km from Bialystok.
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Bialowieza & Jewish sites tour
We will start with visiting Bialowieza Forest and National Park – the largest natural forest in Europe. Major attraction will be a bison-breeding centre and enclosures where bison, deer, wild boar and Polish ponies can be seen.
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Bialystok city tour
Bialystok is the biggest city in north-eastern part of Poland and situated close to the border with Belarus. Its population is both Polish and Belarussian. There are many Orthodox churches in the city which are well visible in the cityscape.
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