Explore the Warszawa’s Old City The Old City is vibrant with life. You can hear Warsaw’s bugle-call and ride in a hackney carriage admiring the beauty of Polish architecture. You can also take a walk around the market square, see sparkling fountains and meet the famous mermaid. Not to mention enjoying life in …
Drink and eat on the Market Square During II World War Szczecin (or as it was called then Stettin) was severely bombed during air raids. Many parts of the city were completely destroyed and never rebuild in the same form. Thankfully one of the oldest parts of Szczecin, Rynek Sienny wasn’t. The Market Square gets …
Sightsee the Pomeranian Dukes Castle A castle straight from medieval times, it was the seat of Pomeranian Dukes. It has been rebuilt many times, but we think it’s pure miracle it survived the bombings of World War II. Obviously, the Castle had to be repaired, but now it impressively looks down on town houses and …
Explore the Underground Szczecin Not everyone knows that Szczecin hides an impressive complex of underground tunnels and bunkers which is a remainder of World War battles. It is still unknown how long and vast underground city is, but right now only one part is available for viewing. It consists of 2 thematic …
Tour the City Hall Wroclaw’s City Hall is a very interesting place. In its tower it hides the oldest clock bell – unfortunately not available to visitors. But! In the underground of the City Hall there is the famous Swidnicka Basement, which is considered to be the oldest restaurant in Europe. You will …
Admire Pergola foutain Pergola is an ornamental promenade surrounding a multimedia fountain. From the beginning of May till the end of October, every day you can go to Pergola and see the fountain show. From 10 a.m. till 10 p.m. on the hour there is spectacle lasting 4-18 min. However it is better to come …
Active exploring in Wrocław Explore the city of bridges Wroclaw is called “the city of bridges” and that’s a pretty good description as there are 117 bridges and footbridges. It is hard to sightsee them all 😉 but if you follow them you can explore some very nice and interesting places. You might try to …
Active exploring in Kraków Explore the City Center of Kraków Prepare yourself for a lot of walking as Cracow’s City Center has a lot to offer. Starting from Wawel (the Polish King’s Castle – symbol of the city), you can walk to many famous places like Sukiennice, Planty Park and old military …
Visiting Trójmiasto Trójmiasto (Tricity) is actually an urban area consisting of three big cities in Pomerania (Pomorze): Gdańsk, Gdynia, Sopot. They are located next to each other, in a row, on the coast of the Baltic Sea. All the three cities together have a population of over 1 million people. Before 2007, …
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