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Perched majestically on a rocky outcrop in the Krakow-Częstochowa Upland, the Ogrodzieniec Castle, now a picturesque ruin, was once a formidable fortress and a symbol of power in Poland’s history. This castle, as part of the Eagles’ Nests Read More »

Olsztyn Castle, an imposing structure in the Cracow-Częstochowa Upland, stands as a significant landmark on the historic Eagles’ Nests Trail. This castle, with its rich and tumultuous history, serves as a striking example of Gothic fortified Read More »

Kazimierz Dolny, nestled along the picturesque Vistula River, is a captivating town known for its well-preserved Renaissance architecture and artistic heritage. This charming destination, rich in history and culture, is a magnet for tourists and Read More »

The Checiny Castle, a regal fortress in the heart of Poland’s Świętokrzyskie region, is a testament to medieval might and architectural prowess. Built in the late 13th century, this castle has been a witness to myriad historical events and Read More »

Sandomierz, an ancient city on the Vistula River, is a historical gem in Eastern Poland. Its rich past, dating back to medieval times, is reflected in its stunning architecture and charming streets. Known for its picturesque Old Town, Sandomierz Read More »

Baranów Sandomierski, often referred to as the ‘Pearl of the Sandomierz Region,’ is a small town in southeastern Poland, renowned for its magnificent Renaissance castle, often described as a “little Wawel.” This picturesque town, Read More »

The only place to see the bizons in Poland is the Bialowieza Forest, and… Upper Silesia.  The history of bisons in Pszczyna goes back to the 1865. At this time 4 bisons were transported  to Silesia with a freight train from Bialowieza Read More »

Łańcut Castle, nestled in southeastern Poland, stands as a magnificent symbol of the nation’s aristocratic history. This Baroque masterpiece, adorned with opulent interiors and surrounded by picturesque gardens, is a testament to the Read More »

Haczów, a quaint village in Poland, is renowned for the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, a remarkable example of wooden Gothic architecture. Situated on the picturesque banks of the Wisłok River, this church is not just an Read More »

Krasiczyn Castle, nestled in southeastern Poland, near Przemyśl, is a stunning example of Renaissance architecture. Renowned for its ornate design and historical significance, the castle stands as a testament to the opulence of Polish nobility. Read More »

Exploring the Hidden Jewel of Southern Poland Nestled in the heart of Southern Poland, Krosno, often referred to as the “Little Krakow,” is a town that brims with history, culture, and unspoiled charm. This lesser-known gem, with its Read More »

Unveiling the Charm of Eastern Poland Lezajsk, a small town in southeastern Poland, may not be widely known on the global travel map, but it holds a charm and historical depth that makes it a must-visit for those exploring Poland. This town, Read More »

Above the Odrzykon, the beautiful ruins of the Kamieniec Castle are situated on the hills, which were the settings for the most popular 19th-century comedy „Revenge” (Zemsta) by Aleksander Fredro, the plot of which involves a dispute over the Read More »

A Spiritual Journey in Eastern Poland Garbarka, often revered as the “Hill of Crosses,” stands as a beacon of faith and spiritual sanctuary in Eastern Poland. This sacred place, deeply rooted in the traditions of Polish Orthodox Read More »

In this small, seemingly inconspicuous town is located the biggest in Poland Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity. What-is-more thanks to its location near to Bialowieza and its forest, town is called „ the gateway to the Bialowieza Forest”. Read More »

Przemysl is one of the oldest and most beautiful Polish cities. The city situated on the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains proud of a wealth of over a thousand monuments of a great European history, enchants with an unforgettable Read More »

Przemysl is one of the oldest and most beautiful Polish cities. The city situated on the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains proud of a wealth of over a thousand monuments of a great European history, enchants with an unforgettable Read More »

Here on the 20th July 1944 the German officer Claus von Stauffenberg made an unsuccessful attempt on Hitler’s life. „The Wolf’s Liar” was one of the most famous and secret building of the World War II where most of the atrocious Read More »

In the past this Teutonic Knights’ town was known as the Rastembork and was a base from which were organized the expeditions for Lithuania. In 1440 the town became one of the founders of the Prussian Union acting against the Teutonic Read More »

Elblag is situated at the mouth of the Vistula lagoon and at the interface of the two different geographical regions: Zulawy Wislane and Elblag Uplands, what makes this area very picturesque and attractive. For centuries the town’s history Read More »

Elblag is situated at the mouth of the Vistula lagoon and at the interface of the two different geographical regions: Zulawy Wislane and Elblag Uplands, what makes this area very picturesque and attractive. For centuries the town’s history Read More »

Frombork owes its fame to its great historic complex of the Cathedral Hill and Nicolaus Copernicus whose life and work was associated with the town. Here he wrote his main work „On the Revolutios of the Celestial Spheres”, which has changed our Read More »

During many centuries Lidzbark was the main residence of the bishops of Warmia and a cultural and religious capital of the region. Thanks to its picturesque location and beautiful architecture with the Bishops’ castle and the old market Read More »

The main attraction of the picturesque situated Nidzica is a famous historic fortress which now overlooks the town from a hill. The Teutonic castle „Neidenburg” was one of the strongest monastery fortifications which was to protect the borders Read More »

The main attraction of the picturesque situated Nidzica is a famous historic fortress which now overlooks the town from a hill. The Teutonic castle „Neidenburg” was one of the strongest monastery fortifications which was to protect the borders Read More »

The Kornik Castle is one of the most picturesque castles in Poland – a romantic mansion in the English Gothic style with many oriental elements, surrounded by a landscape park in the English style. As the legend says: at night in the park Read More »

The Raczynski Palace is one of the most magnificient nobles’ residences in Wielkopolska which history is related to the Poles’ bursts of the indipendence in the 19th century. The palace surrounded by the Europe’s largest Read More »

The settlement discovered by a local teacher Walenty Szwajcer in 1934 turned out to be an old Lusatian stronghold from the 8th century BC. Now thanks to its reconstruction we can get to know the conditions under which people have been living a Read More »

It is hard to imagine that this small town was once the first political and religious capital of Poland. The Gniezno’s cathedral is a magnificent place where the first polish coronations took place and where the remains of the first polish Read More »

Kalisz is a town with the ancient origins which was mentioned by Ptolemy in his in AD 142. According to the many Roman documents Kalisz was an important trade center on the Amber Route.  The town was heavily demaged during the World War I by the Read More »

The thing that makes Stary Lichen unique is the Marian Shrine described as „the Czestochowa of the North” and its miraculous painting of Our Lady of Sorrows, the Queen of Poland and the patroness of the working people. Presently it is the Read More »

The history of Chelmno is integrally associated with the Teutonic Knights who founded here their capital city in 1233. Nowadays this charming town with many historic monuments is being promoted as a city of the love and lovers – in 1893 the Read More »

Ciechocinek is one of the most famous polish Spa towns called „the pearl of Kujawy”. The town has a unique microclimate thanks to its salt springs rich of iodine. In the past it was the biggest Spa in Poland and even the German dignitaries was Read More »

From the 18th century the town was divided into two separate settlements but the conspicuous symbol of its unity remained the Renaissance castle from the 13th century. The castle inhabited in the past by not so pretty queen Anna became the place Read More »

The Kozlowka Palace is one of the best preserved aristocratic residences in Poland and for this reason has been placed on the top of the seven polish wonders. The numerous visitors are attracted here by an unique scenery and valuable historic, Read More »

The magnificient Potocki Palace in Radzyn Podlaski was calculated to have a great imposing effect on visitors – its architectural assumptions were completely different from the other polish residences arising at this time. Nowadays that’s Read More »

Janow Podlaski is the oldest Polish state stud farm and one of the most picturesquely situated in Poland. The town is world-famous for its breeding of the purebred Arabian horses from which come the most famous Polish families of the Arabians. Read More »

Zielona Gora is known as a Polish capital of the wine with its rich history and wine traditions. Every september during the Grape Harvesting Festival the tourists are guided around the town by the mythical god of the wine Bacchus. In the past Read More »