Muskauer Park - a
historical palace and park complex on the Polish-German border, located in the
area of the largest frontal moraine in the world called the Muscat Arch.
Website:Muskauer Park on Poland Travel
Location: See on Google Maps
Grodziec - a
knight's castle on the top of one of several extinct volcanoes that are found
in today's Poland, but even Poles themselves do not know it.
Website:Grodziec Castle
Location: See on Google Maps
Wrocław - one of
the oldest, largest and most beautiful cities in Poland called the Venice of
the North because of the many canals on the Odra River. It is also the only
city in Poland where dwellings live permanently ... they are very popular among
hybrids and tourists, and there are more and more of them every year.
Website: Wrocław Official
Location: See on Google Maps
Wroclaw dwarves
- some are hiding, others are not afraid. Some are very sociable and others far
from people, but they are all amazing and worth seeing with their own eyes.
Such things only in Wroclaw and only in Poland.
Website: Wroclaw Dwarves
Location: See Wroclovek on Google Maps
Jasna Góra (Bright
Mountain) - the most important place of religious worship in Poland with
the most famous image of Our Lady of Jasna Góra. The monastery at Jasna Góra
was also once a defensive fortress. Hundreds of thousands of pilgrims set off
every summer in the summer - on foot, by bike, by bus and more.
Website: Jasna Góra Information Centre
Location: See on Google Maps
Błędowska Desert
- the largest area of volatile sands in Europe
Location: See on Google Maps
Lwówek Switzerland
- a rock complex in the town of Lwówek Śląski with amazing views of the vast
surroundings.
Website: Lwówek on Lower Silesian Travel
Location:See on Google Maps
Kamienczyk and
Szklarki Waterfalls - the most beautiful waterfalls in the Polish Giant
Mountains.
Website: Kamieńczyk Waterfall Szklarka Waterfall
Ślęża - a sacred
mountain of ancient Slav tribes, in the shape of a pyramid, which was an
important place of worship for the Ślężan people; the northernmost range of the
Sudetes
Location: See on Google Maps
Śnieżka (Snow White) - the highest peak of the
Karkonosze range and the entire Sudetes, the highest mountain in the Czech
Republic; at the top there is a meteorological observatory, without which it is
difficult to imagine today Śnieżka peak; it is the windiest mountain in Poland
- the wind does not blow here only for about 5 days a year. Apparently, somewhere
under the Śnieżka peak is a cave of the legendary Mountain Spirit called
Liczyrzepa (turnip counter).
Website: Karkonosze for tourism
Location: See on Google Maps
Table Mountains -
amazing rock formations and mazes in which you can get lost. There is the
Throne of Liczyrzepa (the highest peak), Piekiełko and Heaven, the whole rocky
zoo, headed by an elephant and camel, Rock Mushrooms and the monumental Human Ape.
Location: See on Google Maps
Śnieżnik - the
highest peak in the Polish Sudetes, outside the Giant Mountains, rises
majestically above the Kłodzko Valley on the Polish-Czech border. On its
southern slope is the source of the Morava River, one of the most important
tributaries of the Danube. Apparently, the legendary Spirit of the Liczyrzepa
Mountains also lived here.
Website: Międzygórze Village
Location: See on Google Maps
Moszna - a castle
with 99 towers near Opole; it houses a museum, hotel and even a library.
Website:Moszna Castle
Location: See on Google Maps
Opole - the
center of Polish popular music and the most important national music festival
in Poland.
Website: Opole Music Centre Opole
Location: See on Google Maps
Katowice - the
capital of Upper Silesia, the largest city in the Silesian Agglomeration and
the entire Upper Silesian Industrial District; formerly a typical industrial
city, now it is more and more open to tourists and visitors, the offer of
museums, art galleries and culture centers is developing.
Website: Katowice
Location: See on Google Maps
Bolek i Lolek -
the most famous heroes of Polish animated films, on which many generations of
Poles were brought up.
Website: Bolek and Lolek monument watch the movies
Location: See on Google Maps
The Silesian Beskids
- a mountain range in the Western Beskids, known for beautiful tourist routes
surrounded by many attractive holiday resorts, such as: Ustroń, Wisła, Szczyrk,
Żywiec, Bielsko-Biała. It is here - under the peak of Barania Góra is the source
of the Vistula River - the longest and most important river in Poland that
flows through Krakow, Warsaw, Toruń and Gdańsk.
Website: Silesian Beskids on Silesian Travel
Website: Silesian Beskids on Silesian Travel
Location: See on Google Maps
Babia Góra (Hag’s
Mountain) - the highest peak in the Żywiec Beskids, a cult mountain,
because apart from the Tatra Mountains it is the only such outstanding peak in
Poland. Babia Góra can be seen with the naked eye from a distance of many
kilometers. She is called the Queen of the Beskids, because you can admire the
beautiful views from it, but you have to be very lucky to find beautiful
weather.
Website: Babia Góra for tourism
Location: See on Google Maps
