Kłodzko – Hillside charm
Kłodzko is a delight for the eyes: its Old Town is perched on a rambling hillside, surrounded by winding, steep streets. Overhanging houses and Gothi
Posts Tagged Geography
First Polish satellite
Poland looks likely to see its first satellite in space very soon, according to reports this week. The ‘PW-Sat’ is one of nine satellites that wil
Visiting Krosno and its’ neighborhood
Today I wanted to give you some ideas what is worth seeing if you are in Krosno area. A charming town in southern Poland, Krosno is primarily known a
Wolf’s Lair in Kętrzyn
I’m sure that most of you who are really interested in WWII history know about this place. Poland is currently looking for an investor to turn
Virtual Poland
Have you thought about visiting Poland, but your plans never reached the final stage? There is always time to do it in the future, but in the meantime
Amnesty for illegal immigrants in Poland
Thousands of illegal immigrants will be allowed to stay and work in Poland under an amnesty unveiled today that highlights the country’s transfo
1 million visitors to Wieliczka Salt Mine
One millionth visitor to the Wieliczka Salt Mine this year is expected this week. As in the previous year, the lucky buyer of one millionth ticket wil
Ronald Reagan statue unveiled in Warsaw
Today some recent news from Poland. Former Polish president and anti-communist leader Lech Wałęsa unveiled a statue of Ronald Reagan on an elegant W
Visiting Trzęsacz
Trzęsacz is visited by crowds of people every year. A lot of them are summer holidaymakers enjoying the sea and the sandy beaches, while others come
Dunajec rafting
Do you feel like looking at some stunning views and possibly some equally amazing stories thrown in? Well, hop on a plane or train to the south of Pol
