Restaurant Bottiglieria 1881 became the first restaurant in Krakow which earned Michelin Star in the latest Michelin Guide. Congratulations ?
Bottiglieria 1881 has been operating in Krakow since 2013, it’s know for their authentic cuisine using high quality of local products. Bottiglieria 1881 is the first restaurant in Krakow and the third in Poland which earned Michelin star following Atelier Amaro and Senses restaurant in Warsaw.⭐️
Besides, five restaurants in Poland was awarded the Bib Gourmand for good food at moderate prices, including Butchery and Wine, Kieliszki na Hożej, Alewino and Brasserie Warszawska in Warsaw as well as Zazie in Kraków.?
Gdansk was selected by “Travel + Leisure” magazine and portal to be one of the safest European cities which would be well worth a visit once the pandemic is over. ?
Gdansk is a remarkable city located on the Baltic Sea with a tradition spanning over 1000 years in Poland. Gdansk has a very rich architectural heritage, visitors can find lots of fun castles, one of the most iconic harbor crane in Europe and one of the three largest brick churches in the world.
Walking along the Royal Route in Gdansk, from the Golden Gate at the western end to the magnificent Green Gate at the eastern, the colorful frescos on the burgher houses and townhouses will keep your eyes darting about.
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We are pleased to inform you that Polish Airlines resume international connections from July 1, that means you can book airline tickets for PLL LOT international connections to 20 airports from today. ?
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Many visitors to Warsaw’s Old Town may ask why is there a statue of a mermaid in here? The similar figure has appeared on Warsaw’s coat of arms since 1390. The first presentation of a mermaid dates to 1622 and there are several legends about it.
Legend has it that there was a sea mermaid who swam up the Wisła (Vistula) River and came to the banks of the Wisła River. She saw the Old Town and fell in love with the harmonious surroundings, she then decided to stay.
The fishermen were angry at the meddlesome creature who meddled with their nets and released their fish and planned to catch it, but once they saw the mermaid and heard her siren song they were moved so much and could not harbor any hate for her any longer. However, one day, the mermaid was captured and imprisoned by a rich merchant. Her crying was heard by a brave fisherman’s son who with his friends released her and punished the evil merchant severely.
“I will never forget your deed” said the mermaid. “I can’t be coming to sing for you any longer, but whenever your people would meet overwhelming troubles, I will be ready with my shield and sword to protect you, just like you protected my freedom”. From that moment, she became the city’s guardian and protector in times of need.
Nowadays the mermaid of Warsaw is a symbol of Warsaw, you can find numerous mermaid statues here, specifically the most famous version standing in the Old Town Square. This statue is regarded as the “official” depiction of the iconic guardian mermaid and is the one that sightseeing tours stop at.
Book a tour here to find various mermaids in Warsaw ?♀️Warsaw City Break ?♀️
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? The Wilanów Palace is a royal palace located south of Warsaw. As one of Poland’s most important monuments, it survived Poland’s partitions and both World Wars, people can admire the culture and art of the Polish state before the 18th century.
The Wilanów palace is composed of the baroque palace, its decorations and works of art, gardens and sculptures located in the park and also numerous buildings and monuments raised in the location since 1677. This baroque palace was a gift of King Jan III Sobieski to his beloved wife, Marie Casimire Louise. In the palace, you will see the king’s apartments and the suites of Queen Maria Kazimiera, which include the Chinese, Dutch and Antiquities rooms and the Potocki Museum, as well as rich collections of paintings, antique vases, and works of Oriental crafts.
The park spreading out around the palace appears different styles: there is a bi-level Baroque Italian garden and a romantic English-Chinese park fitted with park buildings, like the Chinese Gazebo and the Roman Bridge. In summer, various sculptures, fountains, charming alleys, a lake and a cascading stream make the surrounding park a perfect place to relax and unwind from the hustle and bustle of the city. In winter, Wilanów turns into a special Royal Garden of Light filled with thousands of colorful diodes mimicking the baroque shapes of plants.
With a tradition spanning over 1000 years, Gdansk as Poland’s maritime capital and one of the largest ports on the Baltic sea is a unique metropolis that has always been characterized by a spirit of freedom and courage.
Central Gdansk is one of the most pleasantly walkable cities in central Europe. You couldn’t ask for a more strikingly beautiful and colorful main street than Duga and Dugi Targ, the thoroughfare of the Main Town (Gówne Miasto).
As you walk its length, from the Golden Gate at the western end to the magnificent Green Gate at the eastern end, the bas-reliefs and colorful frescos on the burgher houses and gabled town houses will keep your eyes darting about.
Walk around the old town in Gdansk, you can also find an iconic landmark the Neptune Fountain, the largest port crane in Europe and one of the three largest brick couches in the world.
Poland to reopen borders with EU countries on June 13 !
International flights to resume on June 16 !
On the night between June 12th and June 13th Poland will restore freedom of movement within the internal EU borders, this means that travellers will be allowed to enter Poland and travel through the country without quarantine restrictions.
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Have you been to the royal Łazienki park since it was reopened to visitors?
The vast park was located in the centre of Warsaw, filled with greenery and magnificent classicist architecture. Here, you can not only take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city but also visit such gems of the European architecture as the old orangery, the royal theatre, an amphitheatre, the Museum of Hunting and Horse-riding, the Myślewicki Palace and numerous free-standing sculptures.
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Starting 8 June, Poland’s spectacular salt mine is reopening to visitors after the temporary closure due to the pandemic.
Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the most popular attractions in Poland, it was placed on the original list of UNESCO World Heritage in 1978. Together with its neighboring Bochnia is one of the oldest salt mines in the world. They are also one of the oldest running companies.
You can take a walk through some of the 20 large chambers of thethree-kilometer-long sightseeing route.The chambers accessible to visitors include a 3.5-kilometers section located from 64 to 135 meters below ground level and the last reaches out to the depth of 327 meters. The oldest localized part of the mine is the Goryszowski Shaft from the second half of the 13th century. Is has been running continuously since the Middle Ages and is still used today.
Every year about a million tourists from all over the world visit the famous Wieliczka Salt mine to admire the historical chambers hewn from the living rock salt, as well as salt sculptures, brine lakes, and underground chapels.
A good news for all lovely couples who are planing their weddings !
With restrictions are being eased cautiously in Poland, weddings and ceremonies of up to 150 people will be allowed after June 5.
The Best Wedding Venue in Europeis the majesticManowce Palace, a historic property uniquely located in northwestern Poland, selected by European Best Destinations organization. Manowce Palace is surrounded by vast woods, far from residential areas and right on the shore of a large lagoon next to the Baltic Sea.The palace has the ideal mix of old and new, filled with beautiful antiques and paintings, but with modern touches. It’s also a great place to host private celebrations and corporate meetings here.
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Every girl deserves to be treated like a princess. If you dream of a perfect Royal wedding Książ Castle can make your dream come true! Książ is the largest castle in the Silesia region, the third largest castle in Poland. It lies within Książ Landscape Park, overlooking the gorge of the Pełcznica river. The history of Książ can date back to the 13th century. It houses Maximilian’s hall, one of the best preserved Baroque banquet rooms in Silesia. Today, this huge two-storey ballroom is available for use for balls or weddings as Książ Castle is currently a hotel.
Sofitel Grand Sopot is one of the best Wedding Hotel in Poland, selected by Tripadvisor. Situated on the Baltic seashore, right next to the beach, a five-star hotel Sofitel Grand Sopot has been in the very heart of Sopot for over 90 years. The spectacular view of Baltic sea and an unparalleled level of elegance inside are the perfect place to create timeless memories that will be cherished for a lifetime.
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If you want to hold a memorable wedding in the capital of Poland, Mamaison Hotel would be your best choice based on the selection of Tripadvisor. It’s located in the heart of Warsaw’s new city, housed inside the historic Mokrowsky Palace, the building itself is a popular city attraction. With its unique location, guests can travel to the old town of Warsaw and Vistula riverbank by foot. People can enjoy a combination of historic elements and modern comforts at hotel.
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