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The Market Square (Rynek Glowny) Krakow

39 Reviews Krakow is fabulous in any season. I have visited in holiday season, summer, and spring. The Cloth Market is the centerpiece of the historic square...untouched by wars. It's the purest part of Poland...

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Memories Warsaw

39 Reviews It had never crossed my mind to visit Poland, even after meeting Ewa, and teaching children who had Polish fathers in Scotland and Sudan. I'd never felt the inclination to visit Eastern Europe at all,...

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St. Mary's Church (Kosciol Mariacki) Krakow

30 Reviews Upon entering the BASILICA OF THE HOLY VIRGIN MARY from the Market Square, you come across the Vestibule (1750-53) in the shape of the Tomb of Jesus. Entering from Mariacki Square (enter here to...

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Streets Warsaw

28 Reviews Royal Route is possible the most popular walking part of Warsaw. It starts from Royal Castle, goes to Krakowskie Przedmescie street, later connects Nowi Swiat street and further to Lazenki and...

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Wawel Castle Krakow

41 Reviews The originally Gothic WAWEL CASTLE or ZAMEK WAWELSKI, was built by Casimir II the Great and consisted of a number of structures situated around the central courtyard. The Gothic structures were...

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Old Town Warsaw

39 Reviews Walking along the streets of the Old Town, you will see another kind of ornament - beautiful decorative shop signs above the doors of the elegant shops or restaurants. Their intricate designs, often...

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The Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) Krakow

13 Reviews this was the first shopping center in Krakow (14th century) Looks like a bazar with stall in both sides selling handcrafts or religious stuff ..its a large corridor with just this.On the upper floor...

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Royal Castle Warsaw

6 Reviews The Royal Castle is probably the best known landmark of Warsaw. From the outside it is a simple, huge five-wing early Baroque structure with a tall clock-tower. It's painted in unique colour but......

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St. Florian's Gate and the Barbican Krakow

15 Reviews The Krakow Barbican, exquisite structure. Matt decided to have a photo shoot for the Krakow 2010 Euromeet here, a beautiful place to do it, as you can see in the photos.. Matt, Ursula and our Polish...

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Warsaw Uprising Warsaw

8 Reviews WOW! Warsaw Uprising 1944 Museum is the best set up museum I have ever seen in Poland. It was open in 2004. I've already visited it twice and it's not enough for me :-). Fascinating and very...

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Lazienki Park and Chopin's Monument Warsaw

14 Reviews The Lazienki Park abounds in statues. They can be found everywhere: on the terrace of the Palace on the Water, in the Theatre on the Island, and in many other parts of the park too. They are often...

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Palace of Culture and Science Warsaw

13 Reviews Unfortunately, there are some politicians who want to destroy the Palace - symbol of the city!!! So, if you have free time, go to Warsaw - it is maybe the last chance to see this marvellous building!...

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Sightseeing - All tips in one Warsaw

9 Reviews We stayed three days in capital of Poland. I should say it was enough to see essential, but also better to have more time visiting Warsaw. I think the three day planning was quite full and useful, so...

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Barbican Warsaw

5 Reviews 2001: Some fun guys at the wall around Old Town.. available with axe... for the crazy tourists with busy cameras. The area around the Barbicon usually has some entertainers offering a variety of...

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Monuments Warsaw

6 Reviews There are many monuments and statues throughout the city, but I rather like the Tomb of the Unknown soldier. The tomb rests under several pillars which are the remnants of an old king's palace which...

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Castle Square Warsaw

6 Reviews The most part of the downdown was ruined during WWII. So, all that you can see on a photo is a reconstruction. From gale.blog.pl 's VT page I've just learned that number of old churches in Selesia...

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Wilanow Warsaw

5 Reviews King Jan III Sobieski was a hero- he saved Europe from Islam- but a controversial one- he told his wife not to take baths until he`s back from the war so he could have her "all natural"! A walk...

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Language Warsaw

3 Reviews Although most younger Poles speak English, there are many Poles, especially among the older generation who don't or don't want to. Even the majority of the police do not speak it. There is no doubt...

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Do you need a visa?

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.Citizens of the following countries may travel to Poland for tourism and business purposes without a visa (2002): EUROPE: all European countries except: Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Moldova and Yugoslavia;NORTH AMERICA: USALATIN AMERICA: Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, Ecuador, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, UruguayASIA: Korea Republic, Hongkong, Israel, Japan, Macau, Malaysia, Singapore.Citizens of other countries need a visa..According to UE requirements citizens of Belarus, Russia and Ukraine (and maybe some other countries) will have to get a visa to travel to Poland soon.Source: www.polandembassy.org/Links/consular/Visas.htm

Credic/debit cards in Poland

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.Credit/debit cards are accepted (but not always, so ask in advance) in all bigger cities and towns, especially touristy:- in hotels, - in bigger department stories, malls, groceries and in some smaller shops,- in many restaurants, - in railway and bus stations, airports etc.- at most petrol stations. But in remote areas and smaller towns, especially in the east credit cards are usually not accepted.But there are ATMs there - read the previous tip..Which cards are accepted?1. Most accepted are (always, I suppose):- Visa, Visa Electron, PLUS,2. A little less accepted are (almost always):- Eurocard/MasterCard, Maestro, Cirrus,3. Rarely accepted are:- American Express and Diners Club...

ATMs in Poland

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.Now (September 2002) there are 6702 ATM in Poland, that is about 900 more then in March 2002. .Which cards are accepted?1. Visa, Visa Electron, PLUS in 99.76% ATMs;2. Eurocard/MasterCard, Maestro, Cirrus in 90.94% ATMs;3. American Express in 12.65% ATMs;4. Diners Club in 6.40%.. You can check up-to-date list of the ATMs and cards accepted by them in your destination in Poland. Follow this link: http://www.karty.pl/wykaz/woj.htm1. Click on the proper region on the map of Poland;2. On the next page choose the town/city (in polish language). You will find full list of ATMs with (from the left): name of bank which run ATM, 24h operating (or rarely not), address.3. If you click on the name of bank you will see which cards are accepted in this ATM..Must I know Polish language to use ATM?NO, all ATMs are at least bilingual: Polish and English; some are multilingual (German, French and...

Polish currency

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Polish currency is called Zloty which means gold in Polish.Official bank symbol: PLN Polish abbrevation: zl1 PLN = 100 grosz.Coins: 1, 2, 5, 10, 50 grosz and 1, 2, 5 PLN.Notes: 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 PLN.Poland is going to enter European Community (EU) in 2004 and in a few years will admit Euro as a currency, I suppose..All Polish notes:http://www.monety.banknoty.pl/countries/poland.htmlLook at P-173 to P-177.

What I love in Warsaw is of...

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What I love in Warsaw is of course the Old Town which has partly been rebuilt after WWarII, looks very clean and beautiful, including a castle. Also the long street often referred at the 'Champs-Elysees' of Warsaw, called Nowakrakowsky...? well something like this...is great. Along this avenue you will see many interesting buildings including the president's palace (you can not get in).This PICTURE shows the main place in the Old Town of Warsaw. The Polish people may look at the first approach, a bit 'cold', but actually they are very very nice. I really met great people. And most of them (especially the young ones) speak at least some English.

VISIT TORUN, Nicolas...

by Malinduli

VISIT TORUN, Nicolas Copernicus townyou can see his museum & university.The Teutonic Knights Castle from 14th centurymake sure you take a look to the old townfrom the Vistula River make sure you have a good english -polish dictionary,but can always find people who can speak english

Communicating? Be creative!

by Marcin75

Communicating in English may not be the easiest thing there (although you may be surprised, too!) and is surely much more difficult then in the cities. But on the other hand - people have more time and willingness to listen to you. I would recommend to have a small notebook on you always, where you can note down your question in well understood sign language. This is the way I managed to get necessary information in many countries. Notebook, pencil and basic drawing skills make miracles! It would be also nice to learn at least few basic Polish words. They are not as difficult as they seem to be. Just try, and you may be sure that it will be highly appreciated and open hearts for you.

For many people the average...

by Marcin75

For many people the average landscape of Poland may seem boring. Looking through the window of a EuroCity train from Berlin to Warsaw or from Warsaw to Krakow you cannot see much more then plain, agricultural land, nothing spectacular. Just only the travel 'off the beaten path' can show you what Poland really is - its beauty, undiscovered jewels, nice, but very simple people, green meadows, deep forests, cold lakes, rolling hills and blossoming orchards.For many people from big cities it may be a journey to the past. For some - return to the roots. For others - interesting experience of the world which does not live in a hurry. Enjoy the province!

beautiful rainbow after...

by Ania1

beautiful rainbow after 'perfect storm'. it was terrible expirience that moment when we were sailing. Many boats were drown. In my mind, I saw our belongings drifting on the surface of the lake. but thanks to God, we survived. and that beautiful rainbow was the first thing that we saw after the storm.I will never forget it.

Visit the salt mine at...

by a.g.roberts

Visit the salt mine at Wieliczka just outside Krakow. You get guided in a group down through various levels of the mine which are dug out of solid rock salt. There are tons of eerie passages and carvings. The highlights are definitely the Chapel (which is absollutely huge for being 100m underground) and a room filled with water that creates a better lightshow that a hundred disco balls.

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Q: Hello everyone, My name is Gloria from Rome and I'm coming to Poland soon for a pilgrimage following the history of your...

A: Hi Gloria! From Krakow, I'd recommend that you pay a visit to Wadowice, the home town of Pope John Paul 11 - visit the cathedral where he served - then the house where he...

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