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Poland East European country has been invaded and destroyed several times over the centuries, and life is not easy for her, the country has suffered heavily in World War II, but today flourished Poland and collected between the medieval architecture and the vital cultural activities to meet the needs of modern tourists, and offer an overview of the best places to visit in Poland.

1_ Malbork  City


Medieval town is most famous city because of its castle, which was built in the thirteenth century by the Knights of the Order of the Teutonic, the largest castles Gothic in Europe after the Virgin Mary Castle, the largest castle of bricks in the world, and it took 230 years to build the castle was destroyed during the World war II but was restored after that.

2 Lublin City


Located in the east of the Vistula, an ancient city with a market return built to the sixth century and is located on the eastern border of Poland, a line of defense against various invaders that city was destroyed over the centuries, and was home to one of the largest Jewish communities, and linking the western and eastern cultures, and you can see the Church Holy Trinity, which combines Catholic and Russian Byzantine styles, the city boasts of live arts and nightclubs.

3 Bialowieza Forest



It is the remnants of a forest of primeval forest, covering a large part of Europe, stretching along the border between Poland and the Republic of Belarus and no border crossings for tourists on foot or on a bicycle, which is the only forest that is still the European bison live, live where wolves, deer, elk and wild boar They can be kept Balbison inside the fenced areas, and tourist tours are available either on foot or by horse-drawn carriages.

4 Torun City


Located on the Vistula River is known as the birthplace of Copernicus, and place on the list of National Geographic Television are among the most beautiful 30 place in the world, the city survived the bombing in World War II, and still boasts a city with many buildings dating back to the Middle Ages, and construction began in the hall the city in the 13th century, with many churches, including the Cathedral of SS John the Evangelist and John the Baptist, which dates back to the fourteenth century, and there are many paintings, sculptures, Gothic and Baroque altars.

5 Tatra National Park

If we want to enjoy the scenic must go to the Tatra National Polish park, which lies in the south of Poland, established in 1954 and based forest and meadows and many rocky Altcoimat covering cords Tatra, and there are 650 open the cave to the public, and offers a park more than 30 Lake of the lakes Alps, as well as a waterfall and Elda Sichaelawa which rises 70 meters, one of the most visited places in Poland.

6 Poznan City

Which is known as a center of academic and home to a third of the largest university in Poland, and hosts many international events including the Malta International Theatre Festival, which is held every summer, and can access the main sites of the walk through the imperial royal road, and there is an artificial lake of Malta, and the ski slope on the ice swimming pools and private areas for the establishment of tourists.

7 City of Wroclaw


Located on the Oder River is the largest city in western Poland and its rule over the centuries Russia, Poland, Germany and Bohemia, but part of Poland from 1945, and is characterized by engineering the amazing Aalmmarih, and include the main attractions, the Market Square impressive, and Street Church Elizabeth, and where there are the largest park for animals in Poland.

8 City of Gdansk


And also known as Danzig know which is the largest city in northern Poland main port because it is located on the Baltic Sea, was founded in the tenth century, they also have a mixed political history, at times, was a subsidiary of Germany, Poland, was a free state before it became part of Poland permanently after the war second world war, was the restoration of the city after the war and is home to the Church of St. Mary the largest church of bricks in the world.

9 Warsaw City


It founded around the twelfth century, and was largely destroyed during World War II, but returned the same building in the historic and cultural center complete with ancient city restored, known as the Paris north and the famous places such as the home of the classical composer Frederic Chopin, and was famous Copernicus Astronomical home who was born in Poland and find out Copernicus Science Centre where there are frequent scientific activities.

10 Krakow City



Described as a breach of wealth for the city because it went from being a village in the seventh century to the most important second city in Poland, known as cultural activities and artistic, academic, economic, and during World War II were Nazis Poles and Jews market both in the ghetto of Krakow where they were sent to concentration camps , the city is located on the Vistula River and is considered the best of the old country in Poland