Kazimierz Dolny Travel Guide

 elpariente Says:  Walking up stairs or by a very narrow streets you climb a small hill were you come to the Reformed Franciscan monastery During the Second World War, was used as headquarters of the Gestapo, which had removed the tombstones in the Jewish cemetery to make the walls of a prison... 

 elpariente Says:  On the banks of the Vistula (Wilna) is a very nice walk , especially in the evening when you may see the sunset A orillas del Vístula ( Wilna ) hay un paseo muy agradable , sobre todo al atardecer en que se puede ver la puesta del sol 

 gale.blog.pl Says:  The first must-see about Kazimierz Dolny is the town's semi-official web page. Here you will find updated information on what's going on in Kazimierz, a large number of interesting addresses, phone numbers etc. 

 matcrazy1 Says:  Kazimierz Dolny, perched on the bank of the Vistula River around 130 km (81 mi) southeast of Warsaw, is one of the most fascinating places in Lublin province. Unsurpassed Renaissance buildings, picturesque ruins of a medieval castle and the surrounding Kazimierski Scenic... 

 matcrazy1 Says:  The museum owns over 19,000 items, including fine arts and crafts, historical pieces, ethnographic material and natural specimens. Exhibits are held in the interiors of the most precious historical buildings in Kazimierz Dolny-Kamienica Celejowska tenement house, a... 

 matcrazy1 Says:  Kamienica Celejowska, which is considered a leading achievement of Polish mannerist urban architecture, hosts two permanent exhibits. Kazimierz Dolny-Past Time demonstrates the development of the town's early history. The other exhibit-Painters of Kazimierz Dolny-presents... 

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 cheekymarieh Says:  The restaurant is located in a wooden building which at first appears to be on the small side. Once you get inside though there are some winding stairs that lead to an upper area too. It feels like being in a country cottage and is decorated in an apporpriate style. There... 

 matcrazy1 Says:  Another bus company is Polski Express, it runs mainly long-distance bus lines and offers good quality of transportation.From Warsaw you can get a bus to Pulawy (direction Lublin) - it takes 2 hours 15 min.:www.gwardak.com/pex.htmprzyjazdy do Warszawy = arrivals to... 

 gale.blog.pl Says:  The rooster-shaped semi sweet bread is the symbol of Kazimierz Dolny. It was invented * by Mr Sarzynski who owns a bakery shop - IMHO the best one in Kazimierz. Later it was copied by numerous local 'businessmen' but the only true Kazimierz rooster can be bought at... 

 gale.blog.pl Says:  I came over this house on a walk around Kazimierz. Actually there are plenty such ruined houses in the surroundings of Kazimierz. Each of them holds a history of people who constructed it, lived there and abandoned it for some reason... 

 gale.blog.pl Says:  Bikers will find Kazimierz an interesting place. Although most streets are narrow, paved with stone and numerous tourists make it a hard job to cycle in Kazimierz, the river promenade is quite attractive for bikers. You can take nice trips along Vistula: the way is well...