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Konstanty Zamoyski Palace Warsaw
Foksal Street is one of the prettiest streets in Warsaw, and it is definitely worth to visit. The street in Warsaw is home to the most colorful and beautiful tenement houses. If you look down the road, you will see a pretty view as the lovely Konstanty Zamoyski Palace rises up out of the ground. In the XVIII century, a walking garden with entertainment pavilions, designed by Karol Fryderyk Pöppelman, Joachim Daniel Jauch, and Jan Fryderyk Knöbel, was established here on the initiative of Maria Anna Kolowrath Brühlowa. Then in the place of the previous garden, the “Vauxhall” entertainment park was created. The garden was modeled on a similar garden in London,…
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10 Top Things To Do In Praga District In Warsaw
Have you visited Warsaw? For sure, you’ll be impressed by what you see. But do you know there’s a grittier side to this incredible city? For travelers looking for a unique atmosphere, the Praga district of Warsaw is the place to be. Located on the East bank of the river Vistula, a trip to Praga takes visitors on a journey to explore ancient Warsaw, with ancient buildings and court chapels surrounded by real religious devotion. If you’d like to experience how life was in ancient times in Warsaw, plan your trip to this district. Whether you’re looking for serenity at its best or a place that never sleeps, the Praga district…
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Wisloujscie Fortress In Gdansk
The unusual location and over a thousand years of history make Gdańsk a naturally fortified area. Hence Gdańsk is a place linked with a national defense strategy. The most interesting preserved military monument of Gdańsk is Fortress Wisloujscie. The Wisłoujście Fortress is a remarkable monument of fortification art. This place was an area of strategic importance, from where it was possible to control the movement of ships leaving and entering the port of Gdansk. It is also a great example of the development of the fortification art of Northern Europe over more than four centuries. History The first wooden stronghold was built there in the 14th century. When Gdańsk received…
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Ogrodzieniec Castle In Poland
The Ogrodzieniec Castle is one of the most exciting strongholds on the Trail of the Eagles’ Nests. It is located in the Silesian Voivodeship in the small village of Podzamcze. The building was erected at the turn of the 14th and 15th centuries on the initiative of King Casimir the Great. It is worth getting to know its fascinating history, legends associated with it, and then visit the ruins. History The beginnings of the Ogrodzieniec castle date back to the 12th century; the first fortifications of the Castle were made during the reign of King Boleslaw Krzywousty. However, the military border did not survive long. In 1241 stronghold was destroyed…
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Ksiaz Castle In Poland
If you are fascinated by WWII secrets, ghosts, and hidden treasure legend, then Ksiaz Castle is the right place to be. Located in Walbrzych, a city in southwestern Poland, Ksiaz Castle is one of the imposing structures in Poland, and breathtaking sight to behold. Just recently, the area became a hot spot for both local and international visitors, when two explorers announced they had discovered a secret tunnel that house the legendary wartime train laden with lots of treasures. Legend has it that the richness and valuables in the train were the property of the Nazis. Even without the train stashed with hidden treasures, Walbrzych and the Castle have what…
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5 Reasons To Visit Poznan
Poznan, the capital of Wielkopolska Voivodship (Greater Poland), is home to more than 500,000 people. It is an excellent base for exploring Greater Poland, and you will be surprised by the number of attractive places to visit within the city and its surrounding areas. Wondering why people who visit Poznan for a short holiday fall in love with this lovely city? The city has a rich history, a charming old town square, friendly and hospitable locals, loads of parks and green public spaces, caters to all types of travelers and of course, it’s budget-friendly. Unfortunately, the majority of foreign travelers and holidaymakers flock in droves to the most popular tourist…
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10 Top Tourist Attractions In Gdansk
When you visit popular travel destinations like Warsaw, you have certain expectations. But when it comes to lesser-known destinations, you never know what to expect. Destinations like Gdansk never fail to surprise its visitors. Located in northern Poland, Gdansk is a bustling city thanks to its connection to the ocean waters. Although much of the town was destroyed by war, Gdansk is fast rising as one of the most significant destinations in the Baltic cities. In the city, you’ll see a massive medieval harbor crane and lots of ambers, which you’ll find on the shores of Gdansk beaches. Catch gorgeous views of the city climbing to the top of St.…
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Pieniny Mountains In Poland
Outstanding Pieniny, especially the central part, is one of the most attractive tourist regions in Poland. In terms of the number of tourists, they occupy second place in Poland after the Tatra Mountains. The Pieniny Mountains are located near the border of Poland and Slovakia. The mountains also offer a Pieniny National Park where the tourists can sit down and enjoy the surrounding beauty. The capital of Pieniny is Szczawnica – a beautiful spa resort, while the symbol of the mountains is a dwarf pine growing on the scenic peak of Sokolica. Tourist Attractions For lovers of the Pieniny, but also for those who are just planning trips here, we…
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10 Top Things To Do In Radom
Radom is an industrial city located 100 km south of Warsaw. Now being part of the Masovian Voivodeship, the city is home to some of the top institutions and government buildings in the region. Back in the early days, the town was highly placed, as royalties like King Wladyslaw II Jagiello, usually stop by to relax and refresh while traveling from Krakow to Vilnius. Radom is an underrated vacation destination in Poland and has gained popularity for its affordable prices for food and drink. One of the events held in the city that catches the attention of many beyond the borders of Poland is the Radom Air Show, which takes…
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Branicki Palace Bialystok
The Branicki Palace and park complex in Bialystok is one of the most beautiful monuments in Poland and the baroque gardens around the Palace are one of the most beautiful in Europe. You can’t miss this place on the tourist map of Podlasie. This place is a reminder of the Branicki family and is called the Branicki residence or the “Versailles of Podlasie.” History The history of the Branicki Palace is fascinating. Initially, in the 16th century, the Palace was a defensive castle built by the Wiesiołowski family – the owners of Białystok at that time. Time of the greatest flowering of the Palace and gardens took place during the reign…
