One of the tourist attractions in Lower Silesia is the Wang Church, also known as the Mountain Church of Our Saviour. Where does this name come from and why is it so popular? It's worth experiencing it in person by visiting this...
Although Gdańsk is situated on a relatively flat area, looking at its skyline, continuous straight lines converging towards the horizon are hard to find. The view is diversified by numerous Gothic church towers and other buildings, as well as...
The Paths of Saint Idzi - were established in the summer of 2007. On the green trail, which is 8 kilometers long and connects Zrębice with Olsztyn (simultaneously the blue Trail of Juraj Fortresses). There are symbols of worship...
The Hermitage of Brother Albert at Kalatówki - a wooden cottage located in an incredibly picturesque spot within the grounds of the current Albertine Monastery. The hermitage was established in 1901 and still consists of a small wooden hut with...
The Parish of the Ascension of the Lord Jesus in Górzanka - the first more complete mentions regarding Górzanka are found, among others, in Adam Fastnacht's "Historical and Geographical Dictionary of the Lands of Poland in the Middle Ages". Here...
The Monastery at Jasna Góra - the Częstochowa monastic complex of the Paulines, which is one of the most significant places of Marian devotion and the most important pilgrimage centre in Poland, featuring the miraculous image of Our Lady of...
