Zakopane has long been referred to as the “winter capital of Poland,” but this description does not fully capture the wide range of attractions the city offers throughout the year. Located at the foot...
Zakopane has long been known as the winter capital of Poland — and for good reason. As soon as the first snow falls, this town at the foot of the Tatra Mountains transforms into a true winter wonderla...
Sandomierz, often called the “little Rome” because it stands on seven hills, has been attracting tourists for many years. People come here not only for history and beautiful old buildings, but also fo...
Warsaw in the second half of the 19th century, described by Bolesław Prus in The Doll, is more than just the background for the lives of Stanisław Wokulski, Izabela Łęcka, or Ignacy Rzecki. The city i...
Wrocław is one of the most family-friendly cities in Poland. It is full of green spaces, educational attractions, and places that are fun and interesting to explore. Known as the city of bridges and d...
Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is a city that never sleeps. Many people know it for tall office buildings, museums, and historic sites, but at night, Warsaw looks very different – full of life, hidden...
Wrocław, the capital of Lower Silesia, is a city that attracts visitors with its special atmosphere, long history, and unique buildings. The Market Square and Ostrów Tumski are must-see places, but Wr...
Kraków is one of those places that can amaze you at any time of the day. During the day, it attracts lots of tourists with its old buildings, museums, and the busy Main Square. But the city often show...
Kazimierz – once a Jewish district of Kraków, today one of the most colorful and culinary diverse parts of the city. Here you can find Polish and Jewish foods, Mediterranean flavors, and street food. ...
Sandomierz is one of the oldest and most beautiful towns in Poland. It is by the Vistula River and is famous for its medieval history, old buildings, and chalk valleys. But the real secret of Sandomie...
