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Shopping In Szczecin – Galeria Kaskada (lots of pictures)
Shopping In Szczecin is getting more and more popular. In addition to Poles, large numbers of Germans, Danes, and Swedes travel to Szczecin to shop – often at cheap prices. Follow a visit to the big shopping mall Galeria Kaskada in downtown Szczecin. More
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The Town Of Police – The Most Boring Old City In Poland?
The town Police in Northwestern Poland is really boring if you compare to nearby cities. But what to see here and why is it boring? Read on! More
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On The Ferry Between Karlskrona and Gdynia
The most affordable way to go by car to Poland from Sweden or Norway is via Karlskrona to Gdynia. Stenaline operates the route and three departures per day are available. What happens on board and what can you do on the boat? More
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Why Is There A Palm In Warsaw?
Warsaw may not be known for its palm tree’s, but actually, they exist. The palm has become a natural part of Jerusalem Avenue. More
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8000 Escaped From Second World War To A Small Swedish Village
When World War II was at its worst phase in Europe, thousands of war refugees ended up in the small village Doverstorp outside Finspång in Sweden. The place was planned to be a shelter for inhabitants of the big city Norrköping, but instead became larger than a smaller Swedish city – and then disappeared almost […] More
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The Abandoned Masurian Canal – Prestige Project From Hitler-Germany
The Masurian canal is situated in an adorable landscape with deep forests and thousand lakes. In the middle of this are giant locks on land, dry hand-digged canals, and other strange things. Now we will look at the remains of the Masurian canal. More
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Exploring An Abandoned Soviet Missle Facility
Once a very secret missile facility that would protect the Soviet against all possible military threats. To enter here, before 1995, had resulted in prison for many years. Today the place is abandoned. Now we enter the traces of rocket pads and rooms for radar surveillance! More
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Commieblocks In Europe – How Plenty Of East Europeans Live
So-called Commieblocks, huge high-rise buildings, forms extreme concrete islands in many places in eastern Europe. Read why. More
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The Abandoned Cellulose Factory In Poland
Abandoned factories are always exciting. Today, we look closer to an abandoned cellulose factory in Poland, which once had its great time. However, it never survived the conversion to the capitalist system. More
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An Abandoned Castle In Poland Without A Future
This may be the newest castle in Europe, located in Poland. The castle Lapalice, which today is an abandoned castle, started according to data to be built in the 1980s. More
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Palace of Culture in Warsaw – Poland’s famous and hated building
There is no more famous symbol of Poland’s capital than the Palace of Culture in Warsaw. This was Stalin’s gift to Poland, which the Poles, for the most part, had to pay for by themselves. More
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Gdansk In Authumn – Amazing Beautiful
Gdansk is a beautiful city with a big harbor in Poland. The city of half a million inhabitants has a well restored old neighborhood and stylishly lit when darkness has fallen. Buildings from the Hanseatic era are closely linked with hundreds of years old churches. Look how wonderful it could be when the darkness falls on a […] More
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