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This walking tour in Krosno was recorded in February 2024. It is a beautiful town founded in 1348, and during the reign of King Casimir the Great in 1367, the city gained the title of Royal Free City and its own coat of arms. It is located in a very picturesque place, en route to the Bieszczady Mountains, in the area of the Jasielsko-Krosno Basin at an altitude of about 260 meters above sea level. In 2022, the city could boast a population of 44,322. The city is also known as Little Krakow (Parva Cracovia), all thanks to the beautiful Old Town Square with Renaissance tenements and arcades. It is also known as a glass city because after the First World War, a glassworks was established here, which eventually became the largest such center in Poland. Beautiful glass products are still produced here today. If you like peace, a cozy atmosphere, and moreover, want to learn about a rich history, see many monuments that other, larger cities may envy, then this is a perfect choice. You won...

  This video was recorded on a beautiful, sunny day in September in the city of Poprad , located in the Prešov region, in the historical region of Spiš, more precisely by the Poprad River, in the Poprad Basin and at the southern foothills of the Tatra Mountains. It is situated at an altitude of 672 meters above sea level. It is also the largest city in this region. In 2022, the city had about 50,000 inhabitants and ranked 10th among the most populous cities in Slovakia. Poprad is also associated with thermal springs, as there is the AquaCity Poprad thermal water park, which attracts many enthusiasts of warm baths every year. In the historical center of the city, there are many interesting landmarks. In the very center of the town, there is a beautifully restored market square with a lentil-shaped plan, surrounded by Baroque and Neoclassical houses, built on medieval plots. Dominating the square is the early Gothic Church of St. Egidius from the late 13th century. Near the church s...

This video was recorded on a beautiful, sunny day in September in the city of Prešov , the third-largest city in Slovakia with a population of about 88,000. The city has a rich history and a dynamic present. Located in the eastern part of Slovakia, it serves as the administrative center of the Prešov region and the Prešov district. In the historical center of the city, there are many interesting landmarks. The dominant feature is the monumental Roman Catholic Parish of St. Nicholas, dating back to the mid-14th century, with a tall tower that has been restored in the Gothic style. Another important historical site is the Rakoczi Palace, currently serving as a museum. Across from the Neptune Fountain in the park on the square is the Town Hall building—currently the Wine Museum—and in the southern part of the square is the Greek Catholic Cathedral dedicated to St. John the Baptist, dating back to the 18th century. The video was recorded on September 2023. Enjoy watching the walking tou...

  Nowy Sącz is one of those cities that provide unforgettable tourist experiences and are full of attractions. It is also one of the oldest towns in Lesser Poland Voivodeship, situated in the picturesque Sądecka Valley. With a population of approximately 84,000, Nowy Sącz is the largest towns in the region, serving as the county seat, and the surrounding towns and villages within the county exceed a total of 214,000 inhabitants. One of the first landmarks that welcome tourists is the remains of the Kazimierz Castle. These picturesque ruins, along with the Kowalska Tower, are valuable remnants of the city's medieval history. Equally fascinating is the Market Square, the heart of the city, presenting itself impressively with its eclectic town hall, distinctive tower, and beautiful facade. Currently, the town hall serves as the seat of the city authorities. In the square, you can also admire numerous townhouses in Renaissance and Baroque styles, some of which boast preserved Gothic...

  Warsaw - One of the most dynamically developing European cities, with immense potential, extraordinary energy, and a rich history. Many consider it a city with two faces, featuring numerous historic buildings that harmoniously coexist with modern architecture. Above the red roofs of the Old Town's structures, modern glass skyscrapers rise, some of the tallest in the European Union. Warsaw is the largest city in Poland with a population of approximately 1.86 million. Warsaw surprises every visitor, and one surely cannot get bored here. You'll find sandy beaches, bike paths, and excellent conditions for water sports. Green areas cover almost half of the city's area. There are 95 parks here, with the Royal Baths Park leading the way. Undoubtedly, the heart of the capital is the Old Town, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Unfortunately, due to World War II, it was practically leveled to the ground, but in later years, it was faithfully reconstructed, showcas...

  Here is one of the most popular mountain towns in the Polish Sudetes, the incredibly charming ski resort - Karpacz . We start this walk at the "Mining Trail" monument on Obrońców Pokoju (Defenders of Peace) Street, then proceed along the main promenade towards the Wang Temple. Karpacz was granted city rights only in 1960, despite having a population of around 4600 people. Every year, it attracts thousands of tourists from both Poland and abroad, mainly due to its picturesque location at the foot of the mountains, with the impressive peak of "Śnieżka" - 1602 meters above sea level. This place offers countless opportunities to spend leisure time, with dozens of kilometers of hiking trails and scenic paths for lovers of pedestrian excursions. For winter sports enthusiasts, there are also excellent conditions for downhill skiing and cross-country skiing. Even in the summer, you can enjoy year-round toboggan runs. Karpacz is also a paradise for enthusiasts of climbin...

  One of the most popular places in Poland is the capital city, Warsaw . This walk begins at the Nicolaus Copernicus Monument and leads to Old Town Market Square. Everywhere you look, you can see Christmas illuminations and beautiful decorations Warsaw is the largest city in Poland with 1.86 million inhabitants, boasting the historic Old Town dating back to the 13th century. Unfortunately, it was virtually leveled during World War II but faithfully reconstructed in later years, showcasing iconic landmarks such as the Royal Castle, St. John's Archcathedral, and Sigismund's Column. The Old Town presents a meticulously reconstructed collection of Baroque and Renaissance architecture, complete with charming cobblestone streets and bustling squares. The Market Square, adorned with pastel-colored townhouses and the symbolic Warsaw Mermaid statue, serves as a central point for visitors exploring the area. Currently, the market hosts a Christmas Market and an ice rink set up around t...

  This short walking tour was recorded in one of the most popular places in the Sudeten Mountains in Poland, specifically in the small and charming ski-resort town of Karpacz . Every year, it attracts many tourists from Poland and abroad, primarily due to its picturesque location at the foot of the mountains, with the impressive peak of Sniezka (in English means "Snowball") - 1602 meters above sea level. This place offers countless opportunities to spend leisure time, with dozens of kilometers of hiking trails and scenic walking paths for lovers of pedestrian excursions. For winter sports enthusiasts, there are excellent conditions for downhill and cross-country skiing, as well as winter and year-round toboggan runs. Karpacz is also a paradise for enthusiasts of climbing, quads, and extreme sports. After an active day full of experiences, you can relax in the town, where there are museums with fascinating exhibitions, swimming pools, and SPA zones. The city also offers ente...

  This video was recorded on a beautiful and warm day in September in one of the most popular tourist place in Poland, specifically a charming town of Zakopane . Is too a highest city in Poland. Within the administrative boundaries of the city, there is a part of the Tatra Mountains with the highest point being the summit of Świnica at 2301 meters above sea level. Zakopane is located in the Undertatras Trench, bordered to the north by the massif of Gubałowka, and to the south by the Tatra Mountains. It is also an ideal place for mountain enthusiasts seeking not only beautiful views but also interesting tourist attractions. The town has around 30 thousand residents, but during the peak season, it can host up to 250 thousand holidaymakers. But that's not all! The area is home to the Tatra National Park, which includes the popular Morskie Oko among its attractions (a walk from this location is also available on this channel) and can be visited by up to 3 million tourists annually. ...

  The video was recorded on a beautiful evening at sunset on the seaside promenade in Zadar. This historical town is located in northern Dalmatia, specifically in Zadar County, Croatia. "Zadar has the most beautiful sunset in the world" - Watching the sunset with a glass of wine or in one of the most popular places in the city, namely the steps near the Sea Organ, is the best way to spend the evening. This place attracts a huge number of people in the evening. Moreover, for the past ten years, Zadar has had a true world-class pride, the "Greeting to the Sun" (Pozdrav Suncu), a unique monument dedicated to the most important star in the sky, the Sun. It is located in the port, in the western part of Zadar , right next to the Sea Organ. The glass circle has a diameter of 22 meters and 300 interconnected panels, and it looks spectacular both during the day and at night. After witnessing a real sunset, it is essential to stay for the light festival. The video was rec...

This video was recorded in Zadar , a beautiful historical town located in northern Dalmatia, specifically in Zadar County, Croatia. The city has gained recent fame for the construction of the Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun monument. The Sea Organ consists of 300 interconnected glass plates that harness solar energy during the day and produce a spectacular light show over the water at sunset, captivating our senses. Additionally, the city boasts numerous historical landmarks, such as the Church of St. Donatus, the Romanesque Cathedral of St. Anastasia, the Porta Terraferma Gate, and the Roman Forum, along with ruins of Roman structures. While in this sunny and picturesque city, one cannot forget about the Five Wells Square, Queen Jelena Madijevka Park, and, of course, the "Riva," the city's promenade, which offers a splendid view of the Zadar Channel and the neighboring islands. Especially during sunsets, it attracts crowds, and everyone admires one of the most bea...

A walking tour of the small Croatian town of Kastel Stari , located between Trogir and Split, gets its name from the word "castles," which means a fortified structure like a fortress, stronghold, or castle, built to protect crops and residents. These fortified palaces, known as castles, indeed looked like fortresses from the landward side, with their turrets, moats, battlements, and drawbridges. However, from the seaside, they were built in the style of Renaissance summer villas, with wide windows and balconies. Around these castles, residents from the old villages on the slopes of Kozjak mountain found refuge and safety, and they began building new fortified settlements. This, out of the 16 casteles, 7 towns with similar names were created, with Kaštel Stari being one of the most well-known. Its popularity has been on the rise, especially since the opening of a new marina in 2021, which attracts many tourists. From the marina, you can also enjoy a beautiful view of the mou...

  This film was recorded in one of the most beautiful port cities in Croatia - Trogir , located in central Dalmatia, specifically in the Split-Dalmatia County. Founded around the 3rd century BC, it has been ruled over the years by Greeks, Romans, Hungarians, and even the Republic of Venice. It stands out with its stunning old town situated on an island with narrow streets. Since 1997, it has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Along the harbor, there is a wide promenade lined with palm trees, around which the city's evening life revolves, and luxury yachts are often moored. The area features not only important historical sites but also restaurants, bars, and hotels. The island with the old town is separated from the mainland by a narrow channel, which was likely dug by humans and carefully maintained over the centuries, and it is connected by a stone bridge. On the southern side, towards the Čiovo island, Trogir is naturally separated by the sea and also connected by a br...

  Another walk through the small and beautiful tourist-fishing village of Kukljica on the island of Ugljan, located in the Zadar County, which is part of northern Dalmatia. The landscape's beauty is dominated by dense pine forests, sandy and rocky beaches, and the sea in this area is inviting for swimming because it is crystal clear. The harbor, full of motorboats and yachts in the village of Kukljica , is perfectly protected by a natural bay, around which you will find the historic town center full of original, old stone houses with Mediterranean architecture. The buildings are modest in their shapes and sizes and have rustic features. In the village center, there is a parish church dedicated to the Conversion of St. Paul, built in 1666 on the site of the old church - a prayer house. The stylistic features place the church in 17th-century Baroque architecture. In 1741, a bell tower was also built on the left side of the church. The village is incredibly charming, peaceful, and id...

  We are in Croatia , more precisely on the island of Pag and in the town with the same name. It is small but incredibly charming, and every year it is visited by a large number of tourists from around the world. Located in Northern Dalmatia, specifically in the Zadar County, it has just under three thousand inhabitants. It was founded in the second half of the 15th century, mainly due to the developing salt industry here. The center is dominated by the Petra Kresimira IV Square, around which the historic old town is situated. The main monuments within its area include: the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary, the Ducal Palace, the Skrivanat Tower, the Kamerlengo Tower, the salt warehouse, the churches of St. Francis and St. George, and the Benedictine monastery of St. Margaret. In addition to the historic part, the town of Pag offers a beautiful city beach and a promenade where you can stroll and admire the yachts and boats moored nearby. The city of Pag is renowned fo...