Sharing its borders with seven countries, Poland is a large country situated in Central Europe with a population of approximately 38.5 million, making it the sixth most populous country within the European Union. Due to its size, it has varied geographical features as well as a mixture of large and small cities and towns, all of which receive plenty of tourists throughout the year. (more…)
Tomb of the unknown soldier is a symbolic place for all the fallen soldiers who have no graves. The tradition of establishing a place where missing, lost and unidentifiable bodies are honored is a tradition that began after World War I. (more…)
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…)
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.
From being a gray and tattered lump of concrete, Poland’s capital Warsaw is now increasingly popular. Old Town in Warsaw is revamped and ready for tourists.
Poland’s capital Warsaw has risen from the ashes, but on the other side of the Vistula river still, parts of the old Warsaw can be found. Even the memories of World War II appears on the houses.