Mikołajki is an important point on the map of Polish sailing and one of the most recognizable tourist centers in Poland. Every water sports enthusiast knows them. The town is picturesquely situated on the Great Masurian Lakes Trail. It is the most popular and the most beautiful shipping route in Read more…
Olecko commune The Olecko commune is located in the north-eastern part of Poland, in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship. The following roads intersect in the commune: national road Gołdap-Olecko-Ełk (no. 657) with voivodeship roads Olecko-Raczki (no. 654), Olecko-Suwałki (no. 653), Olecko-Giżycko (no. 655). The average distance between the larger cities of the Read more…
Ryn – history The oldest information about Ryn, or rather the Teutonic castle that gave rise to the settlement and the later city of Ryn, comes from the chronicle of Wigand of Marburg from 1377, and the castle was certainly completed that year. Some sources say it happened in 1376, Read more…
During the winter holidays, it is worth visiting the Kashubian region and getting to know the local culture and unique tourist attractions. Kashubia is a land of lakes, rivers, green forests, but in addition to the attractive natural values of Kashubia, they have a wealth of castles, open-air museums, fortifications, Read more…
The Piecki Commune is located in the south-eastern part of the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship and is adjacent to the communes of: Mrągowo, Mikołajki, Ruciane Nida, Świętajno, Dźwierzuty and Sorkwity. The area of the picturesquely situated commune is 314.6 km2. Thanks to the attractive geographical location, the area is developing in terms Read more…
Throughout the country, November 11 is celebrated as Independence Day. It is associated with ceremonial marches of troops, laying flowers at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, patriotic slogans … There is, however, one place on the map of Poland where its celebrations go beyond national traditions. And that’s where Read more…
Gdańsk is a tourist city with beautiful historic buildings, which attracts almost as many visitors as Krakow’s old town. Together with Gdynia and Sopot, it forms a Tri-City known for the whole of Poland. Unlike Gdynia, which mainly serves as a port, and Sopot, which is known as a summer Read more…
Supraśl is located 16 km north-east of Białystok, on the west bank of the Supraśl River, from which it was named. As the only urban center, the seat of municipal and commune administrative authorities, it is located directly within the Knyszyn Forest Landscape Park. Supraśl is a small town with Read more…
The “Wprost” monthly mentions the holiday village of Rowy as “Polish Riviera”. Rowy is situated by the open sea, among pine forests. This creates a unique microclimate and perfect conditions for relaxation and tourism. Rowy gained its popularity quite recently. That is why they are still a cozy place devoid Read more…
History The city of Łęczna is the capital of the Łęczna poviat, the seat of the commune and poviat authorities. It is located on a woodless loess plateau, on the edge of the Wieprz river valley. Its older part, however, settled on a high embankment, in the forks of Wieprz Read more…
