Krakow has gained an unusual attraction which is not only for tourists, but also for the permanent inhabitants of the city. All will now have the chance to come into almost direct contact with the everyday life of the medieval city.

The castle in Moszna is one of the best known monuments in the southern Poland. The castle and park complex is the former residence of the German Tiele-Winckler family. This gigantic 7,000 square and 65,000 cubic meter construction was started in the 17th century. It contains 365 rooms and 99 turrets. It is reminiscent of English castles from the Elizabethan period. The stud farm with thoroughbred Arab horses attracts many enthusiasts of equestrian sports.

Another historical municipality in the outskirts of Krakow, Kazimierz, is now one ofthe city's most attractive districts. Dotted with old buildnings which give a special ambience to the area, Kazimierz was home to the larger part of the Jewish population of Krakow tilll 1939.

Gdynia Film Festival is the biggest film events in Poland and the only one which promotes the Polish cinema to such a large scale. Every year the newest Polish films compete in Gdynia for the GoldenLions award.

The Bedzin Castle is a castle in Bedzin in southern Poland. The stone castle dates to 14th century, and is predated by a wooden fortification that was erected in 11th century. It was an important fortification in the Kingdom of Poland.

Wawel is a limestone hill in the centre of Krakow upon the Vistula River with a complex of impressive historical monuments of unique historical and artistic values. This extraordinary sanctuary determines the Poles’ identity, is their national and cultural symbol. Wawel used to be the seat of Polish rulers, their necropolis and place where the Polish history took shape.

Polish food and Polish cuisine are very rich and diversified. Due to the history and geographical location of Poland, Polish dishes, baking and food products reflect the influence of various cultures and nations. Today we would like to present to you two cake specialties. They come from two different regions.

Wroclaw is laying in the south-west of the country. Wroclaw (sometimes called the Venice of the North) is a vibrant cultural & academic center, scenically located on the River Odra with more than 100 various bridges and crossings, 12 islands, miles of boulevards and promenades along the river.