With its slender architecture, the Church of the Holiest Savior in Warsaw raises two slim towers into the sky, on top of which there are Catholic crosses. For this reason, it seems that the temple, dreaming of ascension, stretches upward with all its stone power.
Gdansk (Polish: Gdańsk) is the 6th most populous city of Poland located at the mouth of the Motlawa River on the southern coast of the Baltic Sea.
Jewish-style restaurant Mandragora in Lublin offers a very colorful and intimate atmosphere full of warmth and aroma of klezmer music together with the smell of Jewish dishes. Many of the ingredients and served wines are specially imported from Israel and are certified as kosher.
The Gothic Holy Trinity Chapel at the Castle in Lublin, Poland, was erected in the 14th century. Its interior has unique and ancient polychromy painted in the technique of Byzantine frescoes.
The Trinity Tower is the three-tiered belfry of the Cathedral of Lublin, housing the Archdiocesan Museum of Church Art, and, from the viewing platform, it allows visitors to enjoy a beautiful 360-degree view over the city.
The Cathedral of St. Florian (Polish: Katedra św. Floriana) is a beautiful Roman Catholic church located close to St. Mary Magdalene Neo-Byzantine Orthodox Cathedral on the eastern bank of the Vistula River in the district of Praga, in east Warsaw, Poland.
Gdansk Zoo, with an area of approximately 125 ha (308 ac), is the largest zoological garden in Poland in terms of space and has become home for animals originating from all the continents.
Sopot is a small seaside city and spa resort in northern Poland. It is famous for its International Song Festival, the largest such event in Europe after the Eurovision Song Contest.
The extensive cultural heritage across the epochs of Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque architecture makes Krakow (Polish: Kraków) the most popular city in Poland and one of the most visited places in Europe.
A collection of night street photos that I took in Warsaw, the capital of Poland.
A collection of photos of attractive yellow-red trams that I took in Lodz, the third-largest city of Poland.
The décor of Anatewka brings to mind a warm atmosphere of an early 20th-century bourgeois home and it has that certain something that Lodz of olden times had. The interior is convivial, and the dining experience is rounded off with live music some nights.
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