Holidays in Zakopane
Zakopane is an ancient city, the winter capital of Poland, located near the highest point of the Carpathian Mountains, in the Tatra Mountains. It is a famous and affordable ski resort in Europe, as well as a picturesque destination with...
Gubałówka Ski Resort
The Gubałówka Ski Resort is located in the northwestern part of Zakopane, at an altitude of 1,123 meters above sea level. To the east of Gubałówka lies Poland's highest village, Ząb. From the summit, you can admire a beautiful view...
Wisla Ski Resort
Wisla is the second-largest ski resort in the Beskid Śląskie region after Szczyrk and one of the largest ski resorts in Poland, with 15,000 hotel beds. The peak season runs from early December to late March. History of the Resort...
Warsaw Attractions
Warsaw, the capital of Poland, has survived numerous upheavals and conquests. Nevertheless, it has managed to preserve the most valuable elements of each era. Tourists come to Warsaw to stroll the streets of the Old Town and the picturesque banks...
Gdynia Attractions
Gdynia is a relatively young city, built on the site of a fishing village after the end of World War I. At that time, Poland gained access to the sea, and construction of a seaport began. The first ship entered...
Wieliczka Salt Mine
Wieliczka is a small Polish town with a population of just 20,000. Every year, over a million tourists come here to see the world-famous salt deposits, known since ancient times. Once upon a time, the Wieliczka Salt Mine was the...
Warsaw Transportation
Warsaw's public transportation system includes buses, trams, and the metro. Buses operate on a schedule, with route schedules posted at all stops, along with information indicating the type of bus arriving at a given time—low-floor or regular. A single ticket...