8 Kolobrzeska, Bydgoszcz, Poland
Frédéric François Chopin was a Polish composer and virtuoso pianist of the Romantic era who wrote primarily for solo piano. He has maintained worldwide renown as a leading musician of his era, whose poetic genius was based on a professional techni...
Warsaw is a remarkable agglomeration. Still, if you plan to spend some more time in Poland, it is good to discover also the capital's surrounding. Feel the atmosphere outside the big city and immerse yourself in Polish rural countryside and try ou...
Forget the hectic atmosphere of Polish capital city. Immerse yourself in the beautiful world of royal palaces, parks and gardens. Discover Wilanów Palace and discover enchanting love story of a king and his wife. Stroll among beautiful baroque gar...
Warsaw was destroyed four times during World War II. The first destruction took place during the bombing of the capital in September 1939. After the fall of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising in May 1943, the entire district was razed to the ground. Durin...
Poland is well known for being one of the last countries in the old continent with huge Roman Catholic population. Being in Warsaw it is worth to see, apart from obvious capital's landmarks, also the religious heritage of the country. Visit the mo...
Łódź is the most centrally located city in Poland. It is famous for its textile industry and Jewish heritage. It is an iconic city of industrial revolution in Poland. Nowadays, the city has over 677 thousand of inhabitants but agglomeration boasts...
There is no bigger and more dynamic city on the eastern side of the Vistula than Lublin. It owes it to its centuries-old history, the location at the crossroads of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and the intriguing mosaic of various cultures. D...
The visit to the Museum of the Mazovian Countryside in Sierpc is a real journey into the past, surprising discoveries and, above all, an inspiring encounter with the world famous Polish products: folklore and rituals of countryside. It is also a g...
Kazimierz Dolny is one of the most bohemian Polish small towns. It is picturesquely situated at a hill by Vistula river and is especially famous for its art galleries and outdoor painting sessions as it is a town loved by Polish artists. It is als...
Lower Silesia region is probably the richest in the country in terms of castles and palaces. We want to invite you to see the biggest and the most imposing of them Książ Castle. During the tour we will have the opportunity to see castle interiors,...
Wałbrzych, formerly resort town, Hochberg tycoon family main home and later coal and porcelain industry centre; that after all the end of the 20th century changes, shows new face to all tourists that want to discover this beautiful hilly area. We ...
Hochberg Family left rich and vast heritage in southern part of Poland. The best well known examples are Książ Castle, Pszczyna Palace and Tychy Brewery. During our trip, you will be able to stroll in beautiful Pszczyna town and park and also disc...
Riese is the name of a plan and an underground mine-constriction complex created during the WWII. It is located in Góry Sowie (Awl Mountains) and Książ Castle. The main aim of the project was the creation of massive, underground, bombing-proof spa...
Lower Silesia has been for years famous for mining activities. To celebrate this heritage we invite you for a trip to three unusual museums. One is devoted to motorisation and shows real gems of history of car industry. What is more, it is located...
Kłodzko Valley is a home to one of the oldest health-resorts in Europe. Healing natural mineral waters were discovered here in the 17th century. Thanks to this long baths tradition spa towns of Kłodzko valley can boast amazing historical buildings...
Kłodzko Valley has multitude of attractions. One of the most famous ones include strongholds in Kłodzko and Srebrna Gora. Discover these outstanding military sites with ITS Poland. Kłodzko, in the middle of Kłodzko Valley, has been an important st...
Wrocław easily holds its own with the likes of not-distant neighbours Vienna, Kraków and Prague in terms of postcard panoramas and cultural offerings. Here you’ll find more bridges than anywhere in Central Europe, a market square second only to Kr...
Wrocław is one of the biggest and most significant cities in Poland. No wonder, a few very interesting art museums have been located in this agglomeration. Discover painting illusion marvels in Racławice Panorama rotunda and Leopoldina Lecture Hal...
Opolskie region is still undervalued by tourists which is a real mistake. Take one day tour from Wrocław city to this interesting region of Poland and discover its highlights. Moszna Palace can compete with any fairytale abodes, Opolskie Village O...
It is the highest international form of distinction of a tourist attraction to be enlisted at UNESCO World Heritage List. World Heritage Sites are designated by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization for having cultur...
Lower Silesia is famous for its castles, palaces and gardens. During 1 day trip from Wrocław we want to show you UNESCO enlisted Mużaków Park (English: Muskau Park) with palace and Kliczków Palace complex. Muskau Park is a landscape park in the Up...
Poznań, the fifth biggest city in Poland is an agglomeration with over one thousand years history. It is also a cradle of Polish nation. This is why we invite you to discover its amazing history and fascinating monuments. We will visit famous Os...
Silesia region is not an obvious destination on a tourist map of Poland. Still, it is definitely a fascinating one and showing totally different face of the country which is regarded by wider masses as a typically agricultural region of Europe. Ka...
Silesia region of Poland has been renowned for ages for its natural geological wealth placed underground. As ecological revolution progresses more and more mines are being closed which opens marvellous opportunities for tourists. Thanks to this pr...