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Poland TOP Destinations
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 | Poznan, formerly a famous market town on the Warta River, is now, with a population of 600 thousand, a dynamically developing industrial and cultural centre, as well as a bustling university town.Poznan’s oldest quarter is the “Cathedral Island” (Ostrow Tumski), in the middle of the Warta River; its 10th century cathedral contains the tombs of Poland’s first rulers. |
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Ski Resorts in Poland
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 | Located in Southern Poland, on the foot of the Tatra Mountains, 120 kilometers south of Kraków, Zakopane is called as the capital of Polish mountains. Zakopane is the most popular center of winter sports and summer hikes in Poland. |
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Castles and Fortresses in Poland
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| Situated in Northern Poland, about 75 km northeast of Olsztyn, Reszel is a small market town. Reszel’s main attraction is the two-winged red brick Bishop’s castle, which was built between the 14th and 16th centuries. Today the castle houses the Gallery of Modern Art. |
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Historic Cities and Towns in Poland
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 | Zamość is also called as the “pearl of renaissance” and the “Padua of the north”. Zamość has preserved its original layout and fortifications and a great number of buildings combining Italian and Central European architectural traditions. |
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