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Keret House in Warsaw – The World’s Narrowest Building
Everyone has a different way of expressing themselves. While some prefer writing, others choose various forms of art. Architecture is perhaps the most underrated art form when it comes to expressing oneself. Building a home to one’s taste can be an overwhelming task. You want a place where residents can feel at home, relaxed, and comfortable. While most homes are designed to meet residents’ urban standards and demands, few buildings stand out from the crowd. One such structure that makes a statement is Keret House. Dubbed the world’s narrowest house, Keret House is located in a small gap between the buildings at 22 Chłodna Street and 74 Żelazna Street in…
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The Warsaw Zoo History
Poland has so many lovely zoos, leaving visitors spoilt for choice. One of the most prominent is the Warsaw Zoo. Prepare yourself for an unforgettable trip to the fantastic world of wildlife creatures. The zoo is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Warsaw, not just for its extensive collection of animal species, but also for the significant part it played in WWII when the zookeepers saved hundreds of Jewish lives. Founded in 1928, Warsaw Zoo provides shelter for about 5,000 animals belonging to 500 different species. Spanning across 40 hectares, visitors can observe the wildlife creatures a safe distance away from them. The zoo is also home to…
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Things To Do in Miedzyzdroje, Poland
If Poland is on your bucket list, then visiting Miedzyzdroje is an absolute must! Located on the Baltic coast by far is the best place to explore the island, Wolin. You’ll be mesmerized by its scenic beauty. Miedzyzdroje is known as the land of long sandy beaches and the best hiking trails in the area. While you won’t find any of Poland’s best tourist attractions here, Miedzyzdroje is worth a stop for its laid-back holiday atmosphere, beaches, and its avenue of stars. Find out our top spots that you need to see in Miedzyzdroje while you’re visiting the Baltic coast. Pier Matio Wikimedia Commons A top sight to see in…
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A Day Trip to Tykocin, Poland – Things to See and Do
If you plan to visit Bialystok, include Tykocin on your bucket list. Tykocin is a charming, historical, and even royal town in the Podlasie, picturesquely situated on the Narew River, slightly west of Białystok. This under-the-radar destination would be an excellent option for those who want to experience a smaller town that still remains authentic and unvarnished by hordes of tourists. Short History Tykocin in Poland is a small town that has not yet completely lost its former pre-war atmosphere of a Jewish city. You will find charming cobbled streets, beautiful wooden houses, brick residences, historical buildings, and an interesting history dating back to the 11th century when there was a fortified…
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A Traveler’s Guide to the Hel Peninsula in Poland
The Hel Peninsula, located in the north of Poland is one of the most picturesque and unspoilt parts of the Baltic Coast. Lovely beaches, the water surrounding the peninsula on three sides, a pretty resorts and charming Kashubian villages make the Hel Peninsula the perfect holiday setting. Hel Peninsula Facts The Hel Peninsula begins in the vicinity of the village of Władysławowo, its width is approximately 300 meters, extending all the way to the town of Hel, which owes its name. In Hel’s vicinity, the width of the penisula is about 3 kilometers, but in the narrowest point, the Hel Peninsula is only 150 m. You will find here beautiful…
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5 Best Luxury Hotels in Warsaw
A trip to Warsaw, Poland, is a vacation well deserved. For the history lovers, to the adventurous souls and everything in between, there’s something for every Warsaw visitor. Prior to your trip, you will want to find the best hotels in Warsaw. While spending time in unfamiliar terrain, you’ll want your accommodation to have at least a similar feel as your second home. You want to get the same comfort as you would back at home. If you are ready to splurge, it is recommended that you stay in one of the best luxury hotels in Warsaw. A 5-star hotel in Warsaw will contribute immensely to an unforgettable vacation experience. …
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Slowinski National Park and Moving Sand Dunes
Słowiński National Park is sometimes called the “Polish Sahara.” The characteristic elements of this place are the moving dunes forming one of the most beautiful desert landscapes in Europe. Filled with beautiful dunes, scenic lakes and a number of hiking paths, it’s the perfect spot for a weekend getaway in Poland. Here are my top travel tips and suggestions for a weekend in this beautiful Polish destination. Moving Sand Dunes Vast moving dunes are among the best and most beautiful attractions in the Słowiński National Park. Who doesn’t love walking through sweeping sands and watching beautiful sunsets? You should check out the Lacka dune, which attracts crowds of tourists each…
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Travel Guide To Kashubia – Poland’s Little Switzerland
Kashubian, Switzerland, is famous for its unique character and has an amazing land rich in history and traditions. It is also considered to be one of the most beautiful regions in Poland. From the sea to the lakes and countryside, from the hills to the charming villages, there are undoubtedly many reasons why to visit Kashubia. Come explore Kashubians’ best shores, delicious food, wonderful nature, lively festivities, and intriguing culture. Why is it Worth Visiting Kashubia? Kashubian Switzerland has about 700 lakes, rivers, wild beaches, dense forests, picturesque villages, and a number of attractions for tourists of all ages. The region can be visited in various ways: natural, historical, or cultural. Read…
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Quirky and Cool; 12 Unusual Places to Visit in Poland
Poland is home to some of the most beautiful regions and wonders of nature which attract tourists from all over the world. We have some quirky places which may make you wonder who came up with the idea to create them, although some are simply a work of nature. We’ve rounded up 12 of the weirdest and most wonderful places you can visit. Read on to discover some of the most mysterious and fascinating places in Poland. 1. Pyramid Rapa mzopw Wikimedia Commons You don’t have to go to Egypt to see a pyramid. Impressed yet? Maybe you won’t see the Tutankhamen’s tomb here, though you should catch sight of a unique crypt of the…
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Oskar Schindler’s Factory – Krakow
Oskar Schindler Factory Museum is amongst the most visited tourist attractions in Krakow. This significant landmark is a must-see for every visitor, especially those who have a keen interest in Poland’s history and culture. Schindler’s List, the 1994 Academy Award Winning Film by an award-winning producer Steven Spielberg, paints a picture of the heroic businessman, Oskar Schindler, who risked everything to save lives of hundreds of people. Before the Second World War, Krakow had one of the largest Jewish settlements in Poland. Many Jews had to relocate in search of a better life and secure future due to the turmoil, war, and the Nazi invasion ravaging Poland and its cities at…
