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Visit Poland - Places to See

Zelazowa WolaZelazowa Wola is 33 miles west of Warsaw. Located here is the small manor house where Chopin was born in 1810. The house is situated in a lovely park. Every Sunday from June to September,

Krakow (Cracow) City Guide - Things to See

Krakow was untouched by bombs and destruction during World War 2. The city is full of medieval charm on every street. It is Poland's most beautiful city. Main Market Square (Rynek Glowny): This is a

Saving Rospuda Valley

A pristine valley in north-east Poland, is crammed with spectacular wildlife. It is called the Rospuda valley, that has eagles, wolves and orchids. Species which have long been rare or extinct in west

Once Golden, Again Golden Poland

From a global and historic perspective is seems as though Poland had reached its golden era around the 16th century during the wealthy and powerful Jagiellonian Dynasty and that it has been largely do

Warsaw Travel Guide - Sights to See

The Old Town: Just north of the Slasko-Dabrowski Bridge. Most sights of interest are in this area on the left bank of the Vistula River. The Sigismund III Column, is the oldest monument in Warsaw, dat

Warsaw: The Ancient Is History, The Modern A Necessity

Like most other inland European cities, Warsaw is built around a large body of water, straddling the sparkling Vistula River. The small fishing town was first fortified as a Masovian stronghold in the