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Polish Tatra Mountains

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Polish Tatra Mountains

August 03, 2010 Places by krzysztof Edit

Tatra Mountains is the highest mountain range in mountain-chain of Carpathians. It occupies 758 square kilometers of surface, but only 22% belongs to Poland. Tatra Mountains are one of the most recognizable symbols of our country, among the tops there is important national park with hundreds of uncommon animals and plants. Many people consider that this is the most beautiful place in Poland. It’s very hard to say that is true, because there are a lot of wonderful corners in our country, but for sure we can agree that Tatra Mountains are marvelous and magical.

Around Warsaw

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Around Warsaw

August 02, 2010 Events by krzysztof Edit

Summer is approaching, so authorities think what to do, to make Polish cities more attractive for tourists. The greatest efforts can be seen in Warsaw. Capital of Poland prepares a lot of new attractions which let visitors to meet every corner of the city that is worth to see. Especially City Transport Management has a lot to offer. Water or retro trams and horse-drawn buses are only few among plenty of vehicles that make travelling around Warsaw easier and much more pleasant.

From the beginning of June Vistula becomes a great attraction, trough water trams and cruises from Warsaw to Serock by Zegrzynski Bay. During hot summer days there is nothing more pleasant than relaxing on the board of a gently swaying boat, listening sound of water and birds singing. Cruise by water tram stays about 2 hours, during which You can hear about the most interesting sights near the river from the audio guide, try some barbecue dishes and also listen to live music playing by on-board orchestra. If it's not enough for You, You can try another cruise, the longer one, which leads to Serock, small town with medieval architecture, placed by the bay. You will be able to marvel landscape park surrounding the town which contains amazing amount of unique birds and other fauna and flora species.

Stereotypes about Poles

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Stereotypes about Poles

May 22, 2010 People by krzysztof Edit

In the consciousness of many Europeans, Poland is still poor, communistic country, full of drunkards and car thieves. We had such periods in our history, when the situation in Poland wasn’t very well, so Poles also wasn’t nice. But we’re sure, that we already left behind those times and nowadays we are equal to other European nation. Unfortunately our past has created few stereotypes that are still believed. I’d like to introduce and comment most common of them.

Poles are idlers and ignoramuses

Totally false! This stereotype appeared probably because of strange communistic system of work. In those days there was a proverb “If You stay or if You lay, 1000 zlotys You’ll be paid”. Nowadays You have to work to earn Your payment and because of high level of unemployment, Poles respect work very much.

Irena Sendler

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Irena Sendler

May 12, 2010 People by krzysztof Edit

Tragic Polish history of II World War created many prominent characters. One of the greatest of them is Irena Sendler, who saved over 2500 Jewish children from extermination in Nazi concentration camps. Because of her extraordinary courage she has been decorated with many awards and titles among which the most important is Righteous among the Nations giving by Jewish Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes' Remembrance Authority - Yad Vashem.

Irena Sendler was born in 1910 in Warsaw. As a nurse and social worker, Irena Sandler was taking care about Jews in Warsaw ghetto during the II World War. She was helping especially children by smuggling them from ghetto and placing on substitute families and under the care of nuns. She was a member of Council of Aid Jews - Żegota.

Lech Wałęsa

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Lech Wałęsa

May 05, 2010 People by krzysztof Edit

Among the Polish people, who are known all over the world, one of the most important character for Polish history, especially for Polish independence is former president, laureate of Nobel prize - Lech Wałęsa.

Lech Wałęsa was born in 1943. In 1961 he has finished trade school and as an electrician, he has been working in National Engine Centre, where he became a member of trade union. He was one of the leaders of strike in his work place. In this time Polish workers was protesting against communistic regime. Wałęsa was committed in activity of Free Trade Unions and because of this, he was victimized by communistic services.

Frederic Chopin

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Frederic Chopin

May 02, 2010 People by krzysztof Edit

Who doesn’t know such masterpieces as Revolution Etude or Funeral March? Those two and many more supreme compositions has signed to piano music canons thank to the most famous Polish pianist and composer, Frederic Chopin.

Chopin was a representative of romantic music. He was born in 1810 in Żelazowa Wola. According to legend while he was being bear, his father, Nicolas, was playing violin. Probably it was the first sign, that Frederic will be connected with music for all his live and maybe that’s why he has become such genius.

They had to die to stop the lies

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They had to die to stop the lies

April 16, 2010 Events by Przemek Edit

Less than a month ago Russian Communist Party shouted that Katyn was a Nazi crime. Brain washing and false propaganda would have no end but on Saturday morning unbelievable information shocked the world. Now, there’s no doubt that tragic events of Katyn was a Soviet crime. Russia stops the silence and beat its breast. But why such great sacrifice was needed to stop this lies?

Tatra Mountains

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Tatra Mountains

April 14, 2010 Places by Przemek Edit

We invite you to visit the most majestatic and impressive mountains in Poland - Tatra. See the photogallery of popular sites in Tatra Mountains...

Long weekend in May. Places to visit in Poland

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Long weekend in May. Places to visit in Poland

March 31, 2010 Places by Przemek Edit

For the tourists willing to spend the long weekend in Poland below are provided two different weekend variants: close to the nature and in big city style...


Best ski resorts in Poland

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Best ski resorts in Poland

February 11, 2010 Places by Przemek Edit

Poland has diversified and rich offer of winter sports resorts. This short review of the best places for ski and snowboard amateurs consists basic, useful information about the most popular destinations in Polish mountains.

Have a good time!

11 Amazing Photos - Train Station in Katowice, Poland

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11 Amazing Photos - Train Station in Katowice, Poland

August 28, 2009 Places by Przemek Edit


by rrhuffy @ kgf forum

Przystanek Woodstock - One of the Biggest Festivals in Eastern Europe

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Przystanek Woodstock - One of the Biggest Festivals in Eastern Europe

July 29, 2009 Events by Przemek Edit

During the upcoming weekend (from 31th of July to 2nd of August) for the fifteenth time you can experience one of the biggest open air festivals in Europe - “Przystanek Woodstock”. It's hard to imagine that only two scene scenes, a tent field and a few additional attractions will be available to thousands of visitors (in 2008 about 300.000! people attended).


Source: wikipedia

 

11 Sights You Wouldn't Expect Seeing in Poland

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11 Sights You Wouldn't Expect Seeing in Poland

July 17, 2009 Places by Przemek Edit

Poland is not the most popular travel destination worldwide, therefore not too many people know about it's beatiful spots and sights. I present 11 places, which you might want to consider visiting while going on a trip to Poland.

 

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Divorce

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Divorce

March 03, 2009 Polish Jokes by Przemek Edit

 A Polish man married a Canadian girl after he had been in
 Canada a year or so and, although his English was far from
 perfect, they got on very well.  Until one day he rushed
 into a lawyer's office and asked him if he could arrange a
 divorce for him-"very quick".

 

Pierogi The Polish Titbit

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Pierogi The Polish Titbit

March 03, 2009 Polish Cooking by Przemek Edit

PIEROGI


"These are dough pockets filled with cottage cheese, boiled and served with sour cream gravy. If desired, serve with sour cream that is heated but not boiling,and crisp fried bacon."