Poland
Sopot for a day
Sopot is a famous seaside resort on the Polish Baltic Sea coast. It’s a mixture of elegant villas, upscale restaurants, and buzzing clubs. Every year around 2 million Polish and international visitors come to this glitzy resort on the Baltic…
10 top places you cannot miss in Gdańsk
The city with rich history and amazing architecture. The city, which was almost fully wiped out during the Second World war. The city, which attracts almost 3 million tourists yearly. Gdańsk is the most beautiful city on the whole polish…
The biggest castle complex in Europe – Malbork Castle
Malbork lays in the north part of Poland in Pomeranian voivodeship. The town is not big, it covers only 17,2 square kilometers. And besides few red-brick buildings, it doesn’t really stand out. But half a million people come every year…
7 attractions for kids in Krakow
Unique architecture, historical buildings, UNESCO Sites – it’s nothing that a little traveller would want to see in the itinerary. Kids are more demanding than we may think. Walking around the city Center, searching for a lovely narrow street to…
One day itinerary in Krakow – 6 spots you cannot miss
Krakow is a stunning city with plenty of landmarks, museums, galleries, restaurants, and one of the most well-known main squares in Poland. Because the city escaped most of the WWII destruction, Krakow’s Old Town centre still delights its impressive medieval…
Surprising trip to Bielsko-Biała, Poland
It’s not the most popular city in Poland, but this is the kind of place that welcomes you for a short trip. Although the city is quite big, one day is sufficient to see the most out of it. Anyway,…
The historic center of Pszczyna, Poland
Pszczyna is a city in the Silesia region in Poland, quite close to the Czech borders. From Ostrava it’s around 70 kilometres, which make it a perfect destination for a one-day trip, but from Brno it’s more than 200 km, so…
24 hours in Katowice
10 years ago, I would never suggest you to visit Katowice. The city was grey and gloomy, boring and mundane. Nothing really to see or do. Time has changed. Katowice has changed. The city now is lively, cosmopolitan and innovative.…
Silesian Park: Top 6 places to SEE
Silesian Park, by some remembered as WPKiW (provincial park of culture and leisure) is one of the largest city park in Europe. Located on the border of 3 cities: Siemianowice Śląskie, Chorzów and Katowice, the Silesian Park covers 620 hectares. 3 000 000 people visit this…
