The Wrocław Zoo is one of the most recognizable places on the tourist map of Poland. Although many zoological gardens operate in the country, it is this one—located on the banks of the Oder River—that...
Winter in Warsaw may seem like a sleepy city, hidden under a blanket of snow, but in reality, it offers plenty of attractions for both residents and tourists. Whether you prefer active outdoor recreat...
Małopolska (Lesser Poland) has been delighting tourists from Poland and all over the world for years. The short distances between the region’s key destinations mean that in just four days you can take...
The beginning of the year is often a time of noise, rush, and an insistent list of “New Year’s resolutions.” Instead of diving into another round of loud parties and mass attractions, more and more pe...
When we think of New Year’s Eve, our first associations often lead us to crowded city squares, loud clubs, or spectacular firework displays. Warsaw, Kraków, and Wrocław tempt with rich music programs,...
Many of us dream of spending the holidays in peace, far from noise, rush, and the commercial chaos of large cities. More and more people are choosing intimate places where tradition, nature, and local...
For years, Wrocław has been considered one of the most beautiful cities in Poland, and during the winter season its charm shines even brighter. The capital of Lower Silesia becomes a place where the m...
December in Krakow is a truly special, magical, and dazzling time. The city, which amazes with its architecture and history throughout the year, transforms during the festive season into a fairytale l...
Sandomierz – a town located on loess hills above the Vistula River – has been surrounded by an aura of mystery for centuries. Often called the “Little Rome”, Sandomierz attracts not only tourists but ...
The roots of Wrocław’s dwarfs go back to the 1980s, when Poland was under communist rule, and society increasingly expressed dissatisfaction with the authorities. Wrocław was one of the centers of opp...
