Things to do and see in Szczecin Szczecin is one of those cities that you don’t hear too much about. It’s not somewhere in the spotlight, but that doesn’t mean it’s not worth visiting. Szczecin has a long and dramatic history which can be seen while wandering though the city. It’s a long way from the …
11 places in Poland you might have never heard about 1. Piramida Łakińskiego (Łakiński Pyramid) City: Wągrowiec Voivodeship: Wielkopolska Map Location: Check map You probably never thought you could see a pyramid in Poland but this is not a mistake. In a small city called Wągrowiec you can find a tomb of …
Things to do and see in Wroclaw Wroclaw, capital of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, by many considered as one of the oldest, most beautiful and greenest cities in Poland. Whatever the truth is, you can be sure that once you visit it you won’t forget it quickly. Some tourists and visitors call it WrocLove …
Things to do and see in Cracow Krakow is without a doubt one of the most famous and most visited Polish cities. Called by many the cultural capital of Poland – this city is famous not only for its bohemian atmosphere, great theatres, galleries and museums, but also because of the unique blend of tradition, …
Things to do and see in Warsaw Warszawa (English: Warsaw), is the capital and largest city of Poland. Located on the Vistula River, in Mazowieckie voivodeship, has about 1.729 million residents and it covers around 516.9 square kilometers. However, the entire agglomeration covers about 6,100.43 square kilometers …
Life is a beach especially in Trójmiasto Not only you can choose from beach in Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia but as well surrounding area. Once you find your perfect spot you can just chill out and sunbath or play some beach games and even build a sand castle. Don’t forget to bring with you food and drinks! …
Take a walk along Długie Pobrzeże Gdansk is not only surrounded by the Baltic Sea, but also the river Motlawa, which flows right through the city. Thanks to this, Gdansk has one of the best riverfronts in Poland. Along with the river fringes Dlugie Pobrzeze – a long street with cafes and restaurants. Come …
Chill out at the Old Market Square Almost every major city in Poland has its own Old Market Square – and Poznań is no exception. It gives you a great opportunity to take a short break from exploring the city and the old market square itself and to enjoy your time by sitting in one of the many beer gardens. …
Explore the City Center of Poznan In addition to the charming houses, you should take a closer look at the Old Town Hall (it’s famous because of the display of mechanical fighting goats, that fight each other every day at noon), weigh house (a place where all the goods were weighed), guardhouse, …
Poznań – the capital of Wielkopolska Poznań (also known as Poznan or Posen) is a city on the Warta river in west-central Poland, the region called Wielkopolska (Greater Poland). As the biggest city in region, it has about 550,000 citizens, however if counted together with Poznan County and other smaller …
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