? As countries around the world start using vaccines, travel restrictions are slowly being lifted. There are a handful of countries including Poland?? that are beginning to ease quarantine requirements and reopen their destinations? for travelers who can prove their vaccination. That means persons who had been vaccinated against COVID-19 are exempted from obligatory quarantine […]
Gdansk’s most prominent tourist attraction, the Museum of Second World War has formally reopened to the public following an almost 3-month closure. Gdansk has long been a tourist hotspot, not only for its stunning architecture and rich history but also for the fact that it was the city where the first shots of WW II […]
If you are looking for a place somewhere far from crowds and the hustle cities, the Bieszczady National Park is an ideal destination for you to visit. Widely recognized as the wildest and most secluded range in Poland, the Park is the third-largest one of the 13 Polish national parks that people can find inner […]
Lower Silesia boasts one of the greatest concentrations of palaces and castles in Poland as well as in Europe. You will marvel at the sheer number of them. Some of the sites have been converted into hotels or museums, but there are still many castles that have remained almost untouched for centuries, one of which […]
Since the easing of restrictions was imposed last Friday, Poland’s winter capital of Zakopane has again become a major tourist hotspot and was filled with joy and laughter. Zakopane is a charming town in the south of Poland, beautifully situated in a pictorial mountain valley and surrounded by majestic snow-capped peaks of the Tatra Mountains. […]
Polish hotels, cinemas, theatres and operas will reopen on February 12th at maximum half capacity as the pandemic has stabilized. Moreover, outdoor sports facilities including ski slopes, swimming pools and outdoor pitches will also be allowed to reopen. By then, tourists will be able to visit various museums, to admire castles and palaces, to spend […]
? Tomorrow is Fat Thursday, known as Tłusty Czwartek, which is probably the sweetest day in Poland. Many people will make time to feast on “pączki” (doughnuts). On this particular day, you may notice that loads of people stand in the line at the sweet shop to buy this Fat Thursday’s specialties! It’s the best […]
There are many ways to get to know about a country, travelling is definitely one of the most popular methods. But there is another fun way to learn about a country’s culture, in addition to travelling, and that is to taste its unique cuisines, what its inhabitants eat every day. So I highly recommend the […]
???Valentine’s day is right around the corner, which means it’s time to get chocolate and flowers. But beyond the perfect Valentine’s Day present, you might be thinking of a romantic place to spend a wonderful day with people you love. Thanks to Forbes, which has picked out the 16 Most Romantic Places In Europe to […]
? Polonaise dance is likely to be inscribed on the List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity!? The dance is among five historic national dances of Poland, often considered the most traditional Polish dance and one of the few that we still dance today. Though it’s a peasant dance in origin, it gained popularity […]
