Poland – amazing country with a rich history and unique natural beauties. The Polish government is very careful about its cultural heritage, and therefore everything historical monuments Here they are restored in a timely manner and are under state protection.

The sights of Poland are so diverse that sometimes it becomes incomprehensible how all this splendor could fit into such a small area. We present to you the 15 best Polish attractions with photos and descriptions that you must see when visiting this unique country.

Morskoe Oko National Park is located in a picturesque mountainous area near the lake of the same name. The territory of the reserve is well-groomed and landscaped. There are cafes, toilets, paved paths and other infrastructure facilities that make the holiday more comfortable and convenient for tourists.

Despite the amenities, the Poles managed to preserve the pristine nature here. Mountain streams, picturesque meadows, the cleanest coastline and the diversity of wildlife create the impression of traveling through lands untouched by man. Fishermen love to relax here, in secluded bays rich in fish, families with small children and cheerful youth groups. If you go deep into the reserve, you can find interesting places that you will not find anywhere else.

The Bieszczady Mountains are recognized as a national treasure and the most picturesque landmark in Poland. national reserve is a part Carpathian Mountains and presented unique natural resources, untouched by human hand. You can relax in the reserve at any time of the year. In winter they arrange here ski slopes, and in the summer walking routes.

When you come on an excursion to Bieszczady, you will probably meet strange people who seem to have come out of ancient times. This is a kind of community. Its members voluntarily went to live in the mountains and abandoned all the benefits of civilization. Zakopers, as they call themselves, are very good-natured and sociable. They live by crafts and hunting. Natural attractions will be of interest to tourists who prefer active recreation.

- This unique city. Only he was able to avoid total destruction during the Second World War. Thanks to this, here you can see real medieval buildings that have survived to this day in their original form. Guides advise starting the tour from the Old Town.

Krakow is more than 10 centuries old and for most of its history it was the capital of the country. Here you can visit Wawel Hill, the Market Square, the Basilica of the Virgin Mary, Kazimierz, numerous museums, monuments and parks. According to official data, there are 125 ancient churches in Krakow, 60 of which are located in the old part.

Krakow Water Park is recognized as the most interesting in the whole Eastern Europe. There are 8 roller coasters here, total length which are more than 720 m. If you like to tickle your nerves and test your strength of spirit, you are in for the Black Pipe. The height of this slide is more than 18 m, and its length is more than 200 m.

All conditions are created here for a family holiday. Children are entertained by animators, there are children's and adult pools. If you want to relax, you can enjoy a hydromassage session, visit the sauna or take a dip in the geyser. For lovers active rest There are fitness clubs, gyms and even beauty salons.

Krakow is also considered a significant historical city. Here are the most interesting places in the country. Among the most striking and impressive is Wawel Castle, located on the banks of the Vistula River. This residence was built in the 11th century and served as the home of monarchs until the 16th century.

The historical complex includes not only the central house, but also the cathedral, where royalty was crowned. Today the palace houses a museum of tapestry art. There is a unique collection of exhibits here, which has no analogues in the world. The tour includes a visit to the castle, cathedral, mysterious cave and museum complex.

When traveling around Poland, be sure to check out. Here, not far from the center, is the Temple of Our Lady of Fatima. The temple was built in gratitude to Our Lady of Fatima in 1992 after the happy rescue of Pope John II in 1981.

This church was named Fatima in honor of the appearance of the face of the Mother of God to three girls in the small village of Fatima in Portugal. Then the Mother of God told the girls about three incidents that would invariably affect the history of mankind. Two of these prophecies have already happened. The temple is famous for its rich decoration, beautiful stained glass windows and a magnificent unique altar.

7. Majestic Warsaw

Warsaw is a unique city; there is something for everyone to see. He is the personification of the Poles' love for their homeland and their heritage. During the Second World War, most of the unique buildings were simply wiped off the face of the Earth, but the proud people of this small country painstakingly restored all the historical sights of Poland in the smallest detail.

Majestic Warsaw - this is what the Poles usually call this city, and this is what tourists also call it. What is of historical value here is not individual objects, but entire neighborhoods, walks through which will give you a lot of impressions and different emotions. Start your journey from the old part, and you will be able to see all the most interesting and memorable things in the capital.

Traveling around European countries is always a tempting and attractive activity for tourists. The sights of Poland are of particular interest. When the conversation turns to this country, certain associations immediately arise: good Polish cosmetics from the early 90s, the film “Four Tank Men and a Dog,” a favorite since childhood, and later “All-In”; this is Maryla Rodowicz, unsurpassed in her originality, with the song “Kolorowe jarmarki” and the song festival in Sopot, these are the waltzes of Fryderyk Chopin, the poetry of Adam Mickiewicz, the films of Krzysztof Zanussi...

Poland is, according to statistics, the most religious state in Europe, a dynamically developing Eastern European country. This is old Krakow, majestically towering cathedrals and churches, cozy narrow streets decorated with sculptures of angels...

Today Poland impresses with European standards of living. And about her cultural heritage, architectural features are a separate conversation. But what can I say? You have to go and see with your own eyes. IGotoWorld.com offers a selection of the best attractions in Poland. Travel and be surprised, because there is something.

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Lake Morskie Oko

Lake (Morskie Oko) is the most beautiful natural attraction of Poland, which is located in the Tatra Mountains near the resort town of Zakopane.

Wawel, Krakow

Shows off near the Vistula River. This building is very ancient. The castle was the residence of the Polish kings. Today it is the residence of the head of the Polish state. The castle territory includes museums: these are the royal chambers, the armory treasury, the Krakow pulpit, and exhibitions.

But remember that the number of tickets is limited. To walk around the royal chambers, you need to book a guide (tours in English and Polish language). The cathedral is closed on Sundays, there is a service in progress. Lech Kaczynski and his wife, who tragically died during a plane crash near Smolensk, were buried on the territory of Wawel Castle.

• Visiting time: from 9:30 to 17:00.
• Estimated cost: from 3 to 25 PLN (depending on where you want to go).
• How to get there: by trams No. 1, 3, 6, 8, 18 to the Wawel stop.

Market Square, Krakow

It is the heart and soul of the city. Its foundation dates back to 1257. In all its centuries, the square was a trade and craft center. The shape is square, and the streets on its sides lead to the entrance gates of Krakow. There are many historical buildings, the city hall, the beautiful Church of the Virgin Mary, and a history museum. Tourists love this place very much - the spirit of medieval Poland. The market square is surrounded by stone houses, a monument to the poet Mickiewicz was erected here, and the towers of St. Mary's Church rise above.

How to get there: Rynek Główny, Krakow. Tram stop Poczta Główna, lines 7, 10, 13, 19, 24, 40.

Photo by: Oleksandr Safronov IGotoWorld Photo Group.

Wilanow Palace, Warsaw

Monument of Baroque architecture. combines elements of both Polish and French architecture. The palace complex organically combines buildings and a park. The luxurious palace is decorated with sculptures of the king, surrounded by statues of ancient gods. The watch with the image of Chronos is very interesting. This is the god of time. The palace has expensive furniture, wall paintings and stucco, and a collection of paintings from the 17th century, in particular works by Rembrandt and Raphael.

• Visiting time: Excursions to the palace are organized by reservation.
• Approximateprice: entrance to the palace - 20 PLN, group excursions - 100 PLN, audio guide services (Russian language) -12 PLN, entrance: 5 PLN.
• Entrance free admission to the palace on Sundays.
• How to get there: go by buses No. 180, 519, 422, 710, 724, 725.

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Market Square, Warsaw

Warsaw Square is located in the center of the old city and is the most visited place by tourists. In the old days, traders from Europe came here, all sorts of events and celebrations took place. The square is surrounded by quaint, unusual houses. This favorite place artists, organ grinders, musicians. Sometimes you can even meet an executioner walking here. Try to persuade him... Come on! No, not to cut off the head, but to take a photo.

How to get there: by metro from railway station go to the square by buses No. 125, 170, 190, 307, 512, or by tram No. 13, 23, 26, 32.

Photo by: Oleksandr Safronov IGotoWorld Photo Group.

Museum of the History of Polish Jews, Warsaw

On the territory of Poland, it is located near Willy Brandt Square, not far from the old city center restored in the post-war period. The museum symbolizes man's resistance to the difficult physical circumstances of life.

• Visiting time: Monday, Wednesday, Sunday from 10:00 to 18:00.
• Approximateprice: 9 PLN.

Photo source: polishnews.ru.

Księdzh Castle, Walbrzych

One of the largest castles in Poland is Księdzh, the name translates as “prince”. Surrounded by thickets of rhododendron and beech forests, beautiful terraces and amazing fountains, it proudly rises on a rocky cape. This is a symbol of old Poland. The castle was founded in the 14th century.

• Visiting time: from April to September from 10.00 to 17.00 closed: Monday, from 10.00 to 15.00 in winter. Closed on Easter and Christmas.
• Estimated cost Price: 25 PLN, with a guide from 32 PLN.
• How to get there: Księdzh is located near Wroclaw, it is the outskirts of the town of Walbrzych. There are two options for how to get here. public transport. From Wroclaw you can take an hour's train to the town of Swiebodzice. Then about 40 minutes walk through the city and park to the castle. The second option is to take the train to Walbrzych, then take bus number 8, which will take you to the castle gates in 20 minutes.

Photo source: polandinfo.net.

Marienburg, Malborn

Built as the seat of the Teutonic Order in 1274. The name means "Mary's castle". The classic Gothic style, of unusual beauty, consists of three sections: the High Castle, the Middle and the Lower, which at one time provided life for an entire garrison. At the castle ticket office you can buy several types of guides to it in Russian, and sightseeing tour on English language with a guide lasts about 4 hours.

• Visiting time: from 10:00 to 20:00, in winter until 16:00.
• Estimated cost: 39.5 PLN.
• How to get there: by train from Warsaw, from the railway station on foot 1 km.

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Jasna Gora Monastery, Czestochowa

The Poles consider this place a shrine; the miraculous icon of Our Lady of Czestochowa, patroness of Poland, is kept in the monastery. The spiritual monastery is a popular place of pilgrimage; according to tradition, believers come here barefoot.

The icon is called the “Black Madonna” because of the dark shade of her face.

• Visiting time: daily from 05:00 to 21:30.
• How to get there: from Warsaw by bus to Czestochowa station.

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Tumski Island, Wroclaw

The island is located in the bed of the Oder River, it is historical part Wroclaw, where the first settlers settled here in the Middle Ages. Connects the island with central part city ​​pedestrian Tumsky Bridge. The island is named after its main attraction, cathedral St. John the Baptist, and the word “Tumsky” is translated as “cathedral”.

Photo by: Oleksandr Safronov IGotoWorld Photo Group.

Wroclaw gnomes, Wroclaw

When you walk through the ancient Polish city, be careful: you need to look not only around, but also at your feet. Here, in this town, in historical capital In Lower Silesia, little people live next to people - Wroclaw gnomes. “Red People”, as the Poles call them, they have lived in these places since ancient times. They say that somehow gnomes appeared in Wroclaw, and they liked Silesia so much that they decided to settle here. Since then they have lived without bothering.

Where are they located?: Yes all over the city.

Photo by: Oleksandr Safronov IGotoWorld Photo Group.

Market Square, Wroclaw

The medieval place is the center of the pedestrian urban area. The square of Wroclaw is very ancient, since its foundation dates back to the reign of Henry I (1214 and 1232). Its uniqueness lies in the fact that in the center there is an entire block of buildings and streets. The mansions here have beautiful names: Under the golden sun, Under the blue sun, Under seven electors. Notable persons, kings, presidents stayed there and held negotiations.

Photo by: Oleksandr Safronov IGotoWorld Photo Group.

Auschwitz

There are probably no people who have not heard about this place. Auschwitz is located 45 kilometers from Krakow and most of us associate it with the genocide of Jews and other nationalities during the Great Patriotic War. The Auschwitz concentration camp complex was located here. A place that preserves the memory of the crime of fascism against humanity.

• Visiting time: daily from 10:00 to 15:00 or 19:00 depending on the season, visiting only with a guided tour.
• Estimated cost of the excursion: 40 PLN.
• How to get there: regular buses go to Auschwitz; from Krakow, drive along the E40 highway for 70 km (parking is paid).

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Salt Mine, Wieliczka

The Salt Mine is located 10 km from the city of Krakow on the E-40 highway. Tourists are invited to examine 20 ancient chambers; they are connected by 2-kilometer passages. The tour lasts approximately 1 hour 50 minutes. There is a staircase (380 steps) leading into the salt mine. This depth is 64 meters. Quite a long time ago, back in the 16th century, medicinal properties salt, so people suffering from bronchial asthma and allergies come to the mine for treatment.

• How to get there: from the station from Krakow by train or minibus
• Visiting time: every day from 7:30 to 19:30 (April 1 - October 31), from 8:00 to 16:00 (November 2 - March 31)
• Approximate price : 55 PLN/ 1 person. up to 79 PLN/1 person

Photo source: studentportal.pl.

Old Town, Gdansk

Gdansk - large old City Poland, located on the coast Baltic Sea in the northern part of Poland. Sopot, Gdynia, Gdansk form the Tricity. This city is famous for its thousand-year history, as well as its impressive architecture. What to see in Gdansk? City Hall, Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary, and the city gates, there are several of them and are of particular architectural interest, Oliva Park, Neptune Fountain, many museums. This is perhaps one of the most popular attractions in Poland.

Photo by: Oleksandr Safronov IGotoWorld Photo Group.

Abbey Palace in Oliwa, Gdansk

Built in the 15th century for the abbot of the monks, Jan Grabinski. The outside of the building surrounds beautiful park, and a branch is located inside National Museum Gdańsk. The exhibitions that take place here are dedicated to contemporary Polish art.

• Working hours: Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday-Sunday from 10.00 - 17.00, Thursday from 12.00-19.00, closed: Monday.
• Approximate price: 10 PLN.
• How to get there: from Gdansk take the train to the Gdansk-Oliwa station.

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Masurian lakes

These are more than 2 thousand beautiful lakes, connected by 12 canals, 8 rivers and three locks. They are located on the territory of the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship. Masurian lakes are surrounded by huge forests with landscaped parks and nature reserves, this is a land of unique nature, an ideal place for lovers of secluded relaxation.

How to get there: you can travel by train, bus or car, for example from Warsaw by bus it takes 5 hours.

Photo source: all-lakes.com.

Crooked House and pedestrian street, Sopot

The fashion for crooked houses has also spread to Poland. It was built in 2004 in Sopot, and the pedestrian street, popularly called Montyak, is popular among tourists and local residents. From here you can see a fabulous panorama of the city and its ancient houses.

In a crooked house (it serves shopping complex), only the façade is crooked. Well, it was necessary to attract visitors in some extraordinary way.

Where is it located?: Street of Heroes of Monte Cassino.

Photo by: Oleksandr Safronov IGotoWorld Photo Group.

River canal, Bydgoszcz

The canal is the most valuable historical landmark of the city, called its Polish Venice. Bydgoszcz is a city with a dynamic developing center business, with a large river port. And also - with a long history, the beginning of which dates back to the Middle Ages.

How to get there: by train from Warsaw, Poznan.

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Spa Bialka Tatranska, Zakopane

Ski resort in Zakopane, which includes three of the best ski resorts in the High Tatras. Tatranska Bialka was recognized as the best ski resort in Poland. It is located just 30 minutes by car from Zakopane. There are modernized ski lifts and many local attractions - all this will provide not only exciting skiing, but also a comfortable winter holiday.

• How to get there: the nearest airport to the resort is in Krakow (120 km), 14 km away is the city of New Tart, where there is a railway station.
• Approximate price : A one-day adult ski pass costs about 21 euros, a child’s ski pass costs 18 euros.

Photo source: polshaprivet.net.

Lublin Village Museum, Lublin

Anyone who has been to Pirogovo in Ukraine knows what we will be talking about. Poland has its own ethno-museum. Founded in 1970, it is one of the largest museums under open air on the territory of Poland. The purpose of creating the museum was to collect and protect objects of wooden architecture and objects folk culture Lublin Voivodeship.

The museum is divided into several thematic sections, in which exhibits are grouped according to ethnographic and geographical principles.

• Where is it located?: Alley Varshavskaya street, 96.
• Working hours: only in summer time of the year.
• Estimated cost Price: 10 PLN, free admission for children.

Photo source: anonimusi.livejournal.com.

The list can be continued endlessly. There are a lot of interesting places here. And they are all definitely worth a visit. See more here.

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A small selection of the best tourist destinations will help you get to know the sights and popular places Poland.

Bieszczady – the main mountains of Poland

The Bieszczady Mountains are a paradise for romantics and nature lovers. The soft green mountains of the Bieszczady Mountains are one of the most secluded areas in Poland and all of Europe. Amazing wild nature and picturesque landscapes made this attraction ideal place for relax. The Bieszczady Mountains impress with their beauty in the summer and autumn months, and in winter they welcome lovers with open arms skiing.

The attraction is the wildest corner of Poland. The picturesque mountain ranges are part of the Bieszczady National Park. Mesmerizing mountain meadows, the so-called “poloniny”, attract tourists from different parts of the world. Bieszczadsky national park Poland - a landmark with unique nature, which is part of the Eastern Carpathians International Biosphere Reserve. Tourists will be pleasantly surprised by the excellent conditions for hiking and skiing at this attraction. You can also practice horse riding and ecotourism here.

Częstochowa – a landmark city in Poland

Częstochowa - small Polish city, which is located in the heart of the Krakow-Czestochowa Upland. The region is characterized picturesque cliffs Jurassic period. Czestochowa is associated with the Jasna Gora Monastery, which is the largest sanctuary of St. Mary and one of the best attractions in Poland. For most Poles, this is a cult place where pilgrims of the Virgin Mary from Poland and neighboring countries converge. The main goal of pilgrims is the icon of the Virgin Mary (Black Madonna) in the Jasna Gora Monastery. This icon was painted in 1656, since then its image has protected the entire Polish land from evil deeds. That is why the monastery received the title of one of the main attractions of Poland.

Gdansk is a resort city in Poland

Gdansk is a rich maritime city with many attractions. Situated on the seashore, Gdansk has a mild climate and beautiful beaches, which makes it even more attractive for tourists and vacationers. The pride of Gdansk is the world's largest Gothic church, where sightseeing always begins. The modern architecture of the city was formed as a result of a long path of formation and development. The reason for everything was the government, which in Gdansk changed very often and did not pay due attention to the architectural heritage. Only in 1980 the city found real managers who began financing the restoration of old attractions and the construction of new ones.

Near Gdansk there is the famous small seaside town of Sopot - another famous resort Poland. Usually tourists visit these two cities as part of one tour.

Krakow – a treasure trove of Polish attractions

Landmark Auschwitz - Polish concentration camp

Modest provincial town Auschwitz has many creepy sights. The most famous is Auschwitz, a Polish concentration camp. During World War II, about 1.5 million people died in the largest Nazi camps, and Auschwitz is a monument to that horror. In many buildings, it was decided to preserve Nazi interiors and even allow guided tours. However, most tourists come to Auschwitz not just to visit a historical landmark, but to once again comprehend the horrors of the Nazi system.

Tatra Mountains – landscapes of mountainous Poland

The Tatra Mountains are the highest mountain range between the Alps and the Caucasus. Their rocky peaks are covered with snow all year round, and sharp ridges, picturesque lakes and waterfalls make this attraction one of the most spectacular in Poland. About 250 km of pistes and a wide range of slopes will satisfy even the most demanding skiers and extreme sports enthusiasts who come to see this attraction from different parts of Poland.

Also in these places there are small town Zakopane, where Polish culture and traditions are passed on from generation to generation.

Warsaw – the central city of Poland

- the capital of Poland, rebuilt almost from scratch after World War II. Warsaw can boast a large number of skyscrapers, business centers and ambitious plans for the creation of new grand structures. But the city's skyline is still dominated by a huge landmark - the Palace of Culture and Science. For many years it has been the starting point of any tour of the Polish capital. Warsaw is a tourist city with a special charm and Eastern European taste. Don't forget to check out the beautiful Old Town, walk along the Royal Route, see the exhibition at the Chopin Museum, take a look at several magnificent palaces and the former Jewish ghetto. Such a number of attractions will not leave even the most demanding tourist indifferent.

Wroclaw – a city of architectural attractions in Poland

The capital of Lower Silesia (Slask Valley) has a huge Old city, which is now called Wroclaw. It was built on several islands connected by more than a hundred bridges. Besides its unique location, Wroclaw impresses with its Gothic, Baroque and Art-Nouveau architecture. Interesting combinations of different styles and architectural trends fascinate tourists, forcing them to visit Wroclaw again and again. But what caused this diversity? Historically, in different years Wroclaw was culturally influenced by Germany, the Czech Republic, Austria and Poland, and this could not but leave its mark on the atmosphere and attractions of the city.

Poland - very beautiful country with a rich history and distinctive culture, located in Eastern Europe. The state boasts a large number of resort towns with developed infrastructure. Every year millions of tourists from all over Europe and beyond come here. In summer in Poland you can relax by the sea, in winter you can go skiing from the mountains, in spring and autumn you can explore local architectural, historical and natural attractions. To decide where to go on vacation, you should find out more about each of the resort towns this wonderful country.

Sights of Lublin

The cities of Poland attract tourists with their special energy, filled with magic. Majestic temples, mysterious medieval castles, narrow winding ancient streets, mountains, dungeons, breathtaking landscapes - this is what foreigners want to see when they come to Europe, and Lublin can provide them with all these beauties. Poland, whose sights can be divided into historical, cultural, architectural and natural, knows how to surprise and enchant with its views.

It was in Lublin that the alliance between Lithuania and Poland was concluded many years ago. There are a lot in the city architectural monuments of great historical significance. These include the Krakow Gate, which is a symbol of Lublin, and the Krakow Suburb, leading to the old part of the city. Visitors really enjoy looking at local houses. Beautiful paintings, exquisite stucco molding, interestingly shaped turrets, enlarged old photographs - all this can be seen on the local buildings. Lublin can boast of houses in the style of Renaissance, Mannerism, Baroque, and Classicism.

Poland, whose sights constantly remind us of the distant past, does not allow people to forget their culture and history, and never ceases to amaze visitors. Exhibitions, performances, festivals, performances, and film forums are often held in Lublin. This city with every street, every house, every stone reminds of the glorious past, but at the same time it does not stand still, but is actively developing, looking into the future with inspiration.

The city is located on the Suprasl River, in the northeast of the country, in a very picturesque place. In the 15th century, Bialystok was mentioned for the first time in written sources. Poland, whose attractions do not end with ancient buildings and cultural monuments, boasts beautiful landscapes. Bialystok is surrounded on all sides by protected forests. Belovezhskaya Pushcha is the main feature of the city. In the National Park you can see rare animals - bison. Interesting birds also live here - black storks, short-eared owls, and there are trees that are hundreds of years old.

Bialystok is a multinational city with an Orthodox face, in which cultures of different nations are intertwined. Poland has attractions in store for different categories of tourists. The city will appeal to lovers of nature, history, culture, and national traditions. There is a lot to see and learn about. In Bialystok there is the Branicki Palace, also called the “Versailles of Podlaskie”. The luxurious residence was built in Baroque style. Architecture lovers should look at the Old Church, Market Square, and the Cathedral of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker.

Shoppers will also love Bialystok. The city has several large shopping centers, as well as a huge market. You can buy anything here. The prices are reasonable and the quality is excellent. Bialystok often hosts international festivals of art, music, puppet theater, and folklore.

Great holiday in Augustow and Mragowo

These two cities are very popular among tourists. Augustow (Poland) attractions are of natural origin. Many come here for the Masurian lakes, the beauty of which is impossible to stop admiring. This is a tourist city with developed infrastructure and a rich historical past; no one will be bored here.

Another interesting place for leisure activities is Mrągowo. Poland has prepared attractions for different categories of vacationers; it will be interesting for both adults and children. Mragowo has many monuments, fountains, interesting architectural structures, and historical complexes. Also in the city you can visit religious sites, museums, entertainment centers. Children will be interested in a trip to the zoo.

Bieszczady - a paradise for true nature lovers

The man-made and natural attractions of Poland amaze the imagination and reveal something new, previously unseen. It is recommended to go to Bieszczady for all romantic people who are tired of the hustle and bustle, constant problems, and stress. In this cozy town you can relax your body and soul. It takes your breath away from the fabulous beautiful view wooden churches located on green mountains! Bieszczady is one of the most beautiful secluded towns in Europe. Tourists come here to relax all year round. The greatest number of them is observed in summer and autumn; at this time the city is warm, and the mountains amaze with their beautiful views. In winter, the Bieszczady region is also crowded, because it is an excellent ski resort.

Czestochowa - a treasure trove of historical and archaeological monuments

This city is recommended for all lovers of history, archeology, and architecture of different eras. Many of Poland's landmarks have great religious significance. In Częstochowa there is one of the most important shrines of the Poles - the Black Madonna, who is considered the Patroness and Queen of the country. She was crowned back in 1656, and since then the constant pilgrimage to the icon has not stopped. Poles and guests of the city visit the shrine for a reason. The Black Madonna has healed more than one person; people ask the icon for health, prosperity, and prosperity. For worthy, pure-hearted believers, the shrine fulfills their cherished desires.

Czestochowa is also famous for its unusual landscape of the Jurassic mountains. There are many rare animals, birds and plants here. IN national park you can look at trees that are centuries old.

Sunny Gdansk

This cheerful town, located on the sea coast, is visited annually by thousands of tourists who want to relax their body and soul. The natural attractions of Poland bring pleasure to children and adults. In Gdansk you can improve your health and gain new strength. There is an excellent mild climate here and there are many equipped beaches. The city has interesting historically significant architectural structures. At one time, Gdansk has been under the leadership of different owners, it has a tangled and complex history. Therefore, lovers of antiquity and architectural masterpieces You'll definitely like it here.

Knightly Malbork

Anyone who has been reading novels about valiant knights and beautiful ladies should go to northern part Poland. This is where the mysterious and so beautiful Malbork is located. This city contains reminders of Crusade Knights of the Teutonic Order against pagans and Muslims sights of Poland. The map of the main architectural monuments of Europe also includes a red brick castle, built in 1274 on the banks of the Nogat River. It was here that the Teutonic Knights stayed when they moved their headquarters to Malbork from Venice. The castle is the largest European fortress built in the Gothic style.

Wroclaw - the cradle of several cultures

It is always interesting to get acquainted with the traditions and culture of another people. The sights of Poland allow you to immediately learn about the life of several representatives of the countries. Wroclaw has a very confusing and at the same time interesting story. The appearance of the modern city is the result of the fusion of the cultures of the Czech Republic, Germany and Austria. The Germans left Wroclaw after World War II, and Poles came from Lviv to take their place. The historically significant part of the city is built on islands connected by bridges, the total number of which is more than a hundred. Wroclaw is interesting for its architecture; there are buildings in the Baroque, Gothic, and Art Nouveau styles.

Auschwitz - an eternal reminder of human cruelty

During World War II, Poland experienced many troubles. Photos (the sights in Auschwitz are not the most rosy) of those terrible events still cause shudders and misunderstanding of how people can be so heartless and cruel. The Germans turned the city into the most important concentration camp, during which more than 1.5 million people died. Among the prisoners were women, old people and even small children; the Nazis did not spare anyone. Today there is a museum in Auschwitz; visitors always leave it sad and thoughtful. The exhibition is striking in its cruelty and makes you think about the fate of all humanity.

Warsaw is the main city of Poland

The capital is the face of the country. Warsaw is the personification of all of Poland. The city, like a phoenix, was reborn from the ashes after World War II; almost all buildings were subject to reconstruction. Today it is the political, cultural, scientific and economic center of the country. Businessmen and politicians come here from all over Europe. Tourists will be interested in seeing the huge Palace of Culture and Science. Particular attention should be paid to the Chopin Museum, the Old Town, the former Jewish ghetto, the royal route, as well as beautiful palaces.

Poland is a beautiful and interesting Eastern European country, attracting with its unique culture, traditions, architecture, and difficult fate. Tourists come here to learn more about the history of the people, as well as to enjoy contemplating the amazing and so beautiful nature.