When you visit Poland, you may be overwhelmed with your options for what to buy. The country, after all, produces many high-quality, unique, useful, and beautiful Polish-made products. As a result, if you’re looking to bypass the tchotchkes, you’re sure to find something special that ticks all your requirements. And while a list of the …
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The world of Polish traditional crafts is colorful, culturally meaningful, and reflects regional aesthetics. It also has strong ties to traditional folk life and Polish identity. Those who begin to explore the world of folk art from Poland find striking floral designs, bold hues, delicate patterns, symbolic imagery, and the perpetuation of traditional techniques passed …
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If you’re traveling to Poland, you might wonder which cities you should make your priority. While some cities might be obvious, others may surprise you—and if you have been to Poland in the past, it may be time to discover different cities in Poland than you would typically visit. So what are some of the …
Easter in Poland is a beautiful holiday that straddles Christian and pagan traditions. Because the majority of Poland’s population identifies as Catholic, it follows the Western church calendar in its celebrations, and Christian symbolism is strong in the observance of this holiday. However, like Easter in Lithuania, Poland’s neighbor, Catholicism and pre-Christian beliefs mingle into …
Poland knows how to do Christmas! From old town centers decked out in decorations to nativity scenes, the spirit of Poland’s Christmas markets creates a special atmosphere. Poland’s best Christmas markets open late in November or in early December and end right before Christmas. They are great places for buying stocking stuffers, decorations for the …
The next time you’re looking for a slightly unexpected destination to mix into your travel itinerary, consider Poland. You can easily spend a few days to a couple of weeks exploring, dining, learning, taking photographs, and collecting unique memories and stories of your experiences and impressions.
