Warsaw is the capital of Poland, a beautiful city full of history and charm. In the past also known as the "Paris of the North", it is one of the most fascinating capitals of Europe, even if it is often overshadowed by its best known colleagues, such as London, […]
Polish cuisine is extremely varied and it is difficult to trace its origins with certainty. The modern kuchnia polska is in fact the result of the numerous influences from the populations that have occupied the area over the centuries, leaving their imprint on […]
Poland is a country that offers spectacular landscapes, from large cities to typical and small villages, from large plains to forests. It is a destination that offers many emotions and which, above all, allows you to travel on a low budget! However, many travelers […]
Visiting Krakow means discovering one of the most fascinating and historically rich cities in Poland, discover a cultural and artistic center that boasts some eight million visitors a year. Its fame is due for example to its famous University, but Krakow also has […]
Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is a city where tourism has exploded in recent years. With a turbulent history behind it, it well represents everything that has gone through in the last century, with the visible contrasts between the Gothic architecture and the […]
Krakow, a city in southern Poland, it is famous for its incredible medieval center well preserved, the largest in Europe e UNESCO heritage, but not only. How can we forget that Pope John Paul II lived and worked here before becoming pontiff? You will hear a lot […]
University City of Eastern Europe par excellence, given the presence of the ancient university which gathers more than 100.000 students, Krakow is a city rich in history and artistic beauties admired all over the world. Home to some sad historical events during […]
Located in the south of Poland, on the border with the Czech Republic, Krakow is certainly one of the most beautiful Polish cities. Elegant and gothic, with its majestic Rynek Glowny, the square where the colorful Textile Market takes place from the Renaissance […]
Krakow is the heart of Polish culture and is steeped in history. If you dream of coming here to relax and absorb the history and culture of the place, you will certainly not be disappointed. Numerous cafes, restaurants, museums, bars and clubs are just waiting […]
Gdansk, in north of Poland, is a city where charm and dynamism are mixed, but also complexity and refinement. Overlooking the river bank in the southernmost part of the Baltic Sea, this Polish city with a troubled past attracts a large number of visitors every […]
Gdansk is a small world unto itself, due to the wealth of its resources, its infrastructure, its cultural heritage: one city on a human scale despite its nearly 700.000 inhabitants, including the Old City, the cities of Gdynia, Sopot and other suburban cities […]
Welcome to Zakopane, la winter capital of Poland! It is in fact a holiday resort located in the Tatra Mountains, in the southern part of the country, near the border with Slovakia. In winter it is one of the most popular places, thanks to its ski facilities that […]
There is a city in Europe where the masters are not men, but small, nice entities, welcoming and constantly engaged in doing something: it is about little gnomes, and the city in question is Wroclaw, Italianized in Wroclaw, in Western Poland, near the border with […]
Among the cities of Eastern Europe Warsaw it is one of those with a very special charm. Also called the "Paris of the North" before the Second World War, Warsaw has survived the destruction and crisis to become one of the brightest cultural centers in Europe. The […]
Warsaw is the capital of Poland, a beautiful city full of history and charm. In the past it was also known as the "Paris of the North", in fact, it is one of the most fascinating capitals of Europe. A city of contrasts, starting from the juxtaposition of the Old […]
The arrival of Christmas, Boże Narodzenie in Polish (literally "birth of God"), is truly felt both in Warsaw and throughout Poland. While waiting for Santa Claus and the other gift-bearers, the men of the Star or Gwiador, we always enjoy a truly traditional Christmas […]
Capital of Poland, Warsaw is considered "the Paris of the North". Its beauty began to flourish in the late 1500s, only to be devastated by the bombings of the Second World War. The city has managed to redeem itself, returning to its splendor and preserving its […]
Auschwitz is the toponym in German which indicates the Polish locality of Oswiecim. The city is sadly known as the seat of the namesake concentration camp in which, during the Second World War, more than one million and one hundred thousand people were segregated […]
Krakow is the second most important city in Poland, with the role of cultural, artistic and university center of the country, and its main tourist destination, with over eight million visitors a year. Its fame is mainly due to its historic center, small and well-kept, […]
Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is a city full of contrasts, a perfect combination of old and new with historic buildings and the most modern buildings next to each other. And also one of the greenest cities in Europe, with over 79 parks present and an area equal […]
Krakow is, without a shadow of a doubt, one of the most beautiful cities in Poland. With the large central square, its characteristic streets and the many things to do and see, it is the perfect weekend destination, both for families with children, couples or groups […]
Among the oldest salt mines in the world, the Wieliczka one has been in continuous use from the th century to the present day. Declared World Heritage Site in 1978, the first visit to the Wieliczka Salt Mine dates back to the 800.000th century, and is nowadays […]
Always considered the cultural capital of Poland due to the strong presence of university students, Krakow it combines history and fun with its historic center not to be missed and its numerous clubs that make the evening life lively and sparkling. It certainly […]
Are you planning a trip to Gdansk but don't know what to expect when it comes to food? Keep calm. The local cuisine, derived directly from the fusion of the German, Polish, Lithuanian, Dutch and even Scottish culinary traditions, involves the use of simple ingredients […]
One of the best ways to get to know a country and a city is to taste its own traditional gastronomic specialties. Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is no exception. It is a city rich in history and traditions, in architectural and urban beauties, but also in original […]
It stands on Wawel Hill, 228 meters above sea level, overlooking the city of Krakow and the Vistula river. Wawel Castle is one of the architectural complexes most suggestive in the world, the hub of Polish culture and emblem of the entire country. A first construction […]
Spending the Christmas holidays abroad is not common, yet more and more people are now choosing to celebrate Christmas away from home, perhaps exploring a European city. Krakow is the ideal destination during the Christmas period: romantic and dynamic at the same […]
Maybe Wroclaw is not the first city you think about when you decide to visit Poland, but it is definitely one of the recommended stops! Wroclaw is the largest city in Poland western as well the capital of the province of Lower Silesia. Known for the striking and […]
Krakow is a charming city in Poland, rich in history and a strategic point to explore all its surroundings, where important pieces of world history are kept, such as the Auschwitz Concentration Camp. Its historic center is not very extensive and is perfect to visit […]
Capital of Poland, Warsaw is one exuberant and full of life city with a young spirit that makes it one of a kind. Dynamic metropolis where you can breathe history and the past, however, it has been able to combine culture and art with science and modernity. Suitable […]
