Golebiewski Hotel in Karpacz is situated at the foot of Sniezka Mountain - the highest peak in the Karkonosze Mountains. Golebiewski offers accommodation in comfortably furnished, air conditioned rooms, of which the mandible has a beautiful view of the Karkonosze Mountains.

Copernicus Science Centre conducts modern science communication through interactive exhibitions addressed to different groups of recipients (adults, adolescents and children), shows and workshops on scientific themes, debates and discussions as well as activities from the borderland of science and art.

Masuria is famous for its thousands of lakes and nearby forests, offering a wide range of outdoor activities, including sailing, windsurfing, kayaking, kite surfing, swimming, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, biking, hunting and wildlife watching. The region includes the largest lake in Poland, Sniardwy (or Spirdingsee in German), as well as small lake resort towns of Gizycko, Mikolajki, Elk, Wegorzewo, Ryn, Pisz, and Ilawa.

We invite you to take a virtual walk around Krakow. The period of creating this panoramic visualization is Winter and Spring, thus it includes presentation of Krakow's exteriors architecture and its monuments.

Wratislavia Cantans, also referred to as the International Festival of Oratorio and Cantata Music, is held every September (2-18 September 2011) in Wrocław (Lower Silesia). The first festival was organized in 1966 by Andrzej Markowski: a composer and conductor, who took the post of the director of the Wrocław Philharmonic in 1965 and who performed the function of artistic director of the Festival until 1976. Currently, the artistic director is Paul McCreesh. He will be replaced by Mr. Anotnini in 2013.

Warsaw is a green city. Almost ¼ of its area is comprised of fields, parks, green squares and lush gardens, making Warsaw a European metropolis that truly offers its visitors a breath of fresh air.

Warsaw Philharmonic has for many years been concerned with the musical education of the youngest generation of listeners. Each season, we include in our concert schedules events specially designed for children.

The 3rd ‘Kody’ / ‘Codes’ Festival of Traditional and Avant-garde Music brings together experimental and traditional jazz music to Poland's largest city east of the Vistula River

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.

The Polish constitution of May 3, 1791, was the first constitution adopted in Europe and world’s second constitution after that of the United States. As Poland this month marks the 220th anniversary of the adoption of the document, Witold Zygulski explains why the constitution was a milestone in this country’s history.