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The Kaszuby Etnographic Park under the name Teodora and Izydor Gulgowski in Wdzydze Kiszewskie is an open-air museum, which gathers more than 50 objects of folk architecture from the entire region of Kaszuby and Kociewie, except for the seaside Read More »

The Gift of Pomorze (Dar Pomorza) is a three-masted sailing ship, purchased by the society of Pomorze in 1929 for the Marine School in Gdynia. Since 1982, it is moored in Gdynia as a museum on a ship, a division of the National Marine Museum in Read More »

In the first half of the 19th century, most of the region of Żywiecczyzna was in the hands of the representatives of the Austrian, Imperial Habsburg family. In the middle of the century, it’s next owner was the archduke Albrecht Fryderyk Read More »

The complex of buildings of the Silesian Museum, located at the area of the former „Katowice” Coal Mine, along with other institutions established here, creates the Culture Zone – a new centre of the city’s cultural life. The „Katowice” coal Read More »

The church dedicated to st. Antoni Padewski in Sokółka is located by 47 Grodzieńska street. In recent times, the temple became famous for a few reasons. The most important reason was the miraculous revelation of a fragment of the heart of Jesus Read More »

The „Ujście Warty” National Park is one of the newest national parks in Poland, it was created in 2001. However, back in 1977, these areas, which were a precious mainstay of water and mud birds in Poland, as well as one of the most crucial wet Read More »

The Polish Sahara In the marvellous Krakow-Czestochowa Jurassic System, between the towns of Klucze, Chechło and Błędów, at the border of Lesser Poland and the śląskie region, there is an unconventional attraction – the Błędowska desert, which Read More »

Mysterious tunnels, spooky dogs scaring the tourists and ghosts of lovers… Legends from Polish castles can be really disturbing. Here are some legends associated with Polish castles that will definitely shock you! The legend of the aviators The Read More »

Jawor and Świdnica are two small towns in Lower Silesia with rich history and numerous monuments. In 2001, both towns were included in the UNESCO World Heritage. It al happened thanks to the so-called „Churches of Peace”. The 16th and 17th Read More »

The castle chapel in Racibórz is a pearl of Siliesian gothic, sometimes caled the Saint-Chapelle of Silesia. That’s because its construction was modeled after this French Chapel. It was created between 1288 and 1293 in the times of the Piast Read More »

While visiting Łódź, it’s practically impossible to resist a visit to Manufaktura. That’s because Manufaktura isn’t just an ordinary shopping centre. It is a gigantic trading-service-entertainment surface, which is perfect for shopping Read More »

The views in Bieszczady are simply incredible. It is definitely worth coming here both in the winter and in the summer. This is the location of the wildest mountains in Poland. This is also the crossing place of borders of three countries: Read More »

According to the information from the Healthpoland website, most of the foreign patients come from Great Britain, Germany, Sweden, Denmark, Italy and Belgium, which are countries, where operations are much more expensive than in Poland. They Read More »

Polish medical tourism found itself in the group of 15 divisions standing out with the greatest potential. The Ministry of Economy decided to give financial support to its development as pat of a project called „Promotion of Polish economy on Read More »

Underground Nazi towns, viking villages and Disney-styled castles – all of that can be found in Poland! Our country is full of unusual places to explore. For a certain time, Polish monuments have been appreciated not only in our country, but Read More »

While planning a visit to the Biebrza National Park, you should keep in mind to stay on the appointed trails. It’s worth checking the park’s website, if some of the routes aren’t currently closed. The swampy area can cause some of the paths to Read More »

Podlasie, a region in northeastern Poland, is a hidden gem waiting to be explored. Known for its pristine natural landscapes, rich cultural tapestry, and historical sites, Podlasie offers a unique experience for travelers looking for something Read More »

Far away from the mountains We can also spend our winter break in Poland away from the mountains and that absolutely doesn’t mean we’ll be bored. Below we will introduce you to some ideas for people, who don’t want to or just can’t go to the Read More »

Trails, mountain shelters, trips… Our mountains give us a possibility of organizing many interesting winter trips, and not necessarily just for experienced hikers. That’s because there are plenty of trailsm which are also perfect for „sunday” Read More »

The Tatra mountains – the most popular place for white frenzy This place might be crowded, loud, expensive and banal, but still the Tatra mountains, and especially Zakopane are enjoying an unabated popularity as a place for a winter vacation. Read More »

Snow, white frenzy, and later warming yourself up by the fireplace with a cup of tea (or a different drink) and admiring the snowy mountain peaks – these activities can be a description of a perfect winter vacation, but for others it might sound Read More »