Fasolka po bretońsku
Although this recipe is not actually a Polish one, it is an extremely popular dish in Poland. Also, typical non-polish version have different ingred
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Pluses and minuses of Euro 2012 for Polish tourism
Although between 700,000 and 1.5 million foreign visitors (goście zagraniczni) are expected in Poland during Euro 2012, Poland’s tourist industry
When is Poland going to join eurozone?
Poland, the European Union’s fastest growing economy, wants to become a member of the eurozone (członek strefy euro), but its finance minister
1 Maja Święto Pracy
The tradition of celebrating Labour Day (Święto Pracy ) in Poland goes back to 1890. During the communism, after WW2 it was one of the most importan
Running
Do you enjoy a gentle jog around the local park every now and again? Or are you a seasoned marathon runner, constantly striving for a personal best? T
Visiting the Baltic City – Gdańsk
For anyone who has never been to Poland, or who does not know too much about the country, Gdańsk is one city that may ring a few bells. Even if the n
International schools in Polish cities
The number of international schools (międzynarodowe szkoły) in Poland has been growing since the early 1990s in the wake of the influx of foreigners
Zakopane charm
When people in Europe are asked about Poland, traditional images of Communist-style factories and pollution often spring to mind. But Poland is a coun
MBA degree in Poland
In recent years, business related degree and post-degree programmes offered in English have been increasing in numbers and in popularity in Poland. MB
Not so typical spas in Poland
What comes to mind when you think of the word spa? White fluffy bathrobes, reviving facials and relaxing massages in tranquil surroundings? In Poland
