Małopolska is not only about mountains, but also about Jura Krakowsko-Częstochowska. The rock formations and outcrops in Małopolska continue to attract climbers and tourists alike with their charm and unique atmosphere, offering aesthetic...
There are few places in Poland where the history of the knights' order intertwines with the martyrdom of the Second World War, all overseen by architecture based on the concepts of Schinkel himself. This honour was bestowed upon Słońsk, a small...
Just a hundred years ago, it was a mining town known as Kupferberg. Today, it is an unremarkable settlement named Miedzianka, situated on the slopes of Miedziana Góra hill.
Solid brick houses, farms, gardens, fields, and surrounding...
Few people know that this tourist and leisure village located in the Dunajec and Krośnica valleys was once a town. And not just any town. Founded in 1348, it received numerous privileges and the status of a royal town. It was only in the...
It was established as a town with the same rights as the capital city of Kraków. It had the right to trade both within itself and in other royal cities. It received the privilege of weekly trading Thursdays and the right to import beer...
Located by the Mazurian Canal, near Węgorzewo, Mamerki is a very interesting place. This forest settlement, with no permanent residents, is a true gem for genuine history lovers. Why genuine? Because many pass by Mamerki in a hurry to...
