An ideal Renaissance city. Zamosc.
Once upon a time, back at the end of the 16th century, a super rich nobleman had a dream. He dreamt...
Wroclaw - city on the historical crossroads.
Wrocław is now Poland's fourth largest city. However, as many great cities in western Poland, i...
A true city-phoenix in perpetual reinvention.
There are few capitals on our planet that suffered as much Warsaw had. The amount of horror is indes...
It has a few real gems. Small ones. Słupsk.
At times when Słupsk grew from being a village to being a city, strangely located some 18 kilom...
A Waterway in the Wonder of Nature.
In north-eastern Poland, between the valleys of Lower Vistula and Niemno rivers, three navigable wat...
Will Gdansk ever make it onto the UNESCO list?
Coincidentally, two of the sights - Westerplatte and Gdansk Shipyard - had their 'round' anniversari...
One of UNESCO's first World Heritage Sites. Krakow
Krakow, Poland’s third city, is probably the most significant spot on the country’s map. It used...
Poznań. Steeped in history, yet underappreciated.
Poznań, the capital of so called Greater Poland (Wielkopolska), is the fifth largest city in th...
Ustka, Poland’s summer capital.
I travel to Ustka few times a year, mainly in the summer. I have friends and family there. I would l...
Cracow (Kraków) - the royal city
Cracow used to be the capital of Poland till 1596 when king Sigismund III Vasa decided that Warsaw s...
