Poland owns many beautiful cities
Despite being widely devastated during World War II, there are some beautiful cities with charming squares. Some have ancient towns with gravel streets, Gothic churches and attractive architecture next to modern restaurants and bustling night entertainment spots.
Warsaw capital and the largest city of the country have developed into a large city with an international atmosphere. Krakow, the second largest, has an old town with gravel streets and a large castle. Wroclaw is an interesting city of Poland on the opponent with bridges and lush parks along the banks.
Poland has more than 500 castles across the territory
Poland has at least 500 castles around the countryside, including Moszna Castle, Royal Wawel Castle, Ksiaz Castle, and many other castles. However, Malbork Castle is the largest castle and leaves the most impression for tourists.
Located near the city of Gdansk, Malbork Castle has the largest surface area compared to any castle in the world. This is also the largest brick building in Europe. Completed in 1406, the castle is now recognized as UNESCO's World Heritage Site. Baranów Castle Sandomerski is a subtle example of Mannerist architecture. Often called "small Wawel", the 16th -century Renaissance Castle took 15 years to build and used to be the residence of noble families.
Poland attracts tourists thanks to Wieliczka salt mine
Located just outside the city of Krakow, the mine has been recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage.
Poland exports the most amber in the world
The Baltic area has a lot of amber, a honey -colored gemstone formed from fossil plants. The craftsmen in the workshops in the city of Poland's Gdansk polished and polished the stones to complete and shine unique. The best way to find amber jewelry with attractive prices is to walk on Mariacha Street, a busy band in GDANSK. One thing to note for those who come.
Poland is the most religious country in Europe:
Earlier this year, Telegraph Travel made the most religious countries and at least in the world, based on the results of the three poll of Win / Gallup International, made in 2008, 2009 and 2015. Each person was asked if they felt religious or not and Poland stands out compared to the rest of Europe, with 86% "yes". In England, this number is only 30%.
According to the 2015 census, 92.9% of the total number of Polish citizens under the Roman Catholicism. It is estimated that about 94.2% of the population is followers and 3.1% is no religion, making Poland one of the most devious countries in Europe. About 61.6% of the total respondents think that it is highly imported or very high. Religious freedoms are guaranteed by the Polish Constitution, and the treaty to ensure religious teaching in the state schools.
With just a few interesting things above is enough for us to go from surprise to surprise about this special Polish nation. If you have the opportunity, once visit the beautiful and ancient Polish country to witness the beauty as well as the great things in this country.
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