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#76 of 153 things to do in Poland
Very cheap "Thing To Do" in Poland
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festerwretch says:
Żuk - literally "beetle" - is a truck manufactured in Lublin, Poland between 1958-1997. I can't speak for its performance, but the look of it greatly enhances the atmosphere of walking around in Poland. Some are vans, some are pick-ups, (some are DJ booths). Look for them & enjoy. :)
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#77 of 153 things to do in Poland
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kamja says:
The oldest Lodz square is the Old Town market. The transformations that this fragment of Lodz has undergone are so vast it is now difficult to imagine not only the look of the medieval little town, but even the architecture from before World War 2. The tract from Piotrkow to Lęczyca and the local...
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#78 of 153 things to do in Poland
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Pearl510 says:
The Slowaki theater is at the Ducha square, in the North East of Krakow's old town. I don't think one can visit it from the inside, unless you're attending a show, but the outside is worth a view.
The building is named after a famous poet and it's construction has been controversial because a chu...
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#79 of 153 things to do in Poland
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CFD says:
Its hard to say what this museum its all about. It contains huge amounts of paintings including Leonardo Da Vinci's Lady with an Ermine.
Some of the things you can find in this Museum:
Medieval armors, guns, decorations
Things from the Ancient Egypt(!) including several sarcophagus's
Be aw...
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#80 of 153 things to do in Poland
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festerwretch says:
Nicolaus Copernicus - Mikołaj Kopernik - you know, the astronomer who proposed that whole heliocentrism theory which changed humanity’s view of the world, the universe, and ultimately life – anyway he attended Jagiellonian University (where I go) for four years. There is a statue of him near C...
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#81 of 153 things to do in Poland
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boxinbcn says:
A rafting trip down a 15 km portion of the Dunajec River is a major tourist attraction in southern Poland. It makes a nice day trip from Kraków and is often combined with a visit to Niedzica Castle. I booked this trip for seven people and transportation to and from Krakow, the rafting trip and th...
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#82 of 153 things to do in Poland
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andrewmarshall says:
The main reason I think anyone should go to Zakopane is the fantastic hiking through the Tatras? mountains. I went with my entire dorm and we went on a ridiculous trek through the mountains, but seeing the view from the top was fantastic. Once down from the mountains there are plenty of places to ea...
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#83 of 153 things to do in Poland
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Pearl510 says:
The Barbakan and Florianus gates are practically all that's left of the old city walls, that used to protect Krakow from it's enemies. What is now the Planty park used to be a moat, and all up in the north is were you will find the last two gates. Barbakan is like a small round fortress, while the F...
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#84 of 153 things to do in Poland
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kamja says:
The idea of establishing the Botanic Garden and the Palm House had already been present in the project of Park Ludowy (People's Park) in Zdrowie district, prepared in the 1930s by Stefan Rogowicz, the manager of Urban Plantations.
The Botanical Garden was open July 20. 1973 year. It occupy the area...
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#85 of 153 things to do in Poland
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kamja says:
The palm house was founded in 1956 and after many renovations it's still working. It's collection includes 4,500 specimens of more than 1,100 plant species and varieties. Of the 65 plant families, Cactaceae, Crassulaceae, Euphorbiaceae, Araceae, Begoniaceae, Piperaceae, Marantaceae, Orchidaceae and ...
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#86 of 153 things to do in Poland
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kamja says:
The Baroque larch manor house in Ożarów was constructed in 1757.Its framework has a gable roof covered with shingles. Currently it houses the Museum of Manor house Interiors. The most valuable in its collection are: portraits of the gentry of Wieluń from the 17th c., furniture including wardrobes...
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#87 of 153 things to do in Poland
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boxinbcn says:
The Chopin Museum in Warsaw is a small museum with a rich collection of Chopin memorabilia including hand-written scores, personal letters, portraits, art works and other family souvenirs. The museum is located in a baroque building built at the end of the 16th century which has been used for many ...
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#88 of 153 things to do in Poland
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Pearl510 says:
Wawel has a very important role to play in Polish history. You'll find here for example the royal castle and the treasury. Many Polish kings were also crowned here. The complex has been build and rebuild throughout time. If I'm correct the first structure dates back to the 11th century. So I won't d...
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#89 of 153 things to do in Poland
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boxinbcn says:
I was in no hurry to take the elevator ride up to the 30th floor of the Palace of Culture and Science - Stalin's "gift" to Warsaw after World War II. However, once done, I have to say that it's an interesting thing to do for 10PLN. The views of Warsaw are incredible so it's best to go up on a clea...
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#90 of 153 things to do in Poland
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kamja says:
AKA Museum of Art. The building was founded by Izrael Poznański for his son Maurycy and his wife Sara (maiden name-Silberstein). It was built in 1896 by unknown architect. The architectural style of this elegant property is evocative of Italian Renaissance. A regular wall structure, pillars between...
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