![Polish Spisz for everyone [#08] - Frydman](/images/Polski_Spisz/Polski_Spisz8/Frydman10.jpg)
Hungarian wine from Frydman's cellars
Frydman rarely appears on holiday trip plans. Usually overshadowed by its neighbour, Niedzica, it often doesn't get a chance to shine. However, for those who decide to stop in this...
![Polish Spisz for everyone [#07] - Kacwin](/images/Polski_Spisz/Polski_Spisz7/Kacwin2.JPG)
Kacwin – the cat village with granaries
It is unknown how many cats currently reside in Kacwin, but there must have been quite a few once, as they gave the place its name. Kacwin is a Polish version of the German "Katz...
![Polish Spisz for Everyone [#06] - Jurgów](/images/Polski_Spisz/Polski_Spisz6/PS06.jpg)
Spiski climates under the Tatra Mountains
Legend has it that the first mayor of the village was the bandit Jurko, after whom the village is named. Historians do not mention this picturesque figure but note that the...
When it comes to this area of collecting, it must be acknowledged that it is of interest to a fairly large group of people. The fact that such a common element of our daily lives has now become accessible through the internet is also...
![Polish Spisz for everyone [#05] - Dursztyn](/images/Polski_Spisz/Polski_Spisz5/Dursztyn3.JPG)
Dursztyn is one of the least known villages in the Polish Spisz region. Few people have heard of it. After all, what is there to impress? Less than 500 residents, no monuments. Even the church is relatively new, dating back to the 1990s....
![Polish Travel [#13] - Polish Old Towns](/images/Polska_Podroznicza/PP_13/12107192_1139399089456794_3061318752295687747_n.jpg)
When thinking about the destination for a weekend trip, we often consider exploring a city. Aside from visiting the cinema or shopping mall, cities offer opportunities to learn about their history. In most cases, the highlights of Polish...
