The park encloses the Orłowińskie, Ociesęckie and Cisowskie ranges as well as the Bardziańskie Hills, occupying the total area of 51 thousand acres. The nature is its greatest...

The former monastery of the Order of Saint Paul the First Hermit was built thanks to Zbigniew Oleśnicki, a bishop of Cracow. After the original Gothic church foundation, Oleśnicki...

The Jan Karski Society was established in 2005 as a kind of continuation of the ‘Memory – Dialogue – Reconciliation’ Civic Association, which was formed in order to prepare...

The park encloses the southern part of the Wodzisław Hummock and stretches over an area of 16,000 acres. Its territory is mostly covered by forests growing on the slopes of...

The area around Chęciny, and in particular the Miedzianka Mountains (354 m above sea level), is one of those places where you will find traces of the activities of former...

The park encompasses the central and lower part of the Nida River Valley, Solecka Basin, and the north-western part of the Pińczów Hummock of the total area of 57,000 acres....

The Pieprzowe Mountains being as old as around 500 million years owe their name to the colour of their rocks [“pieprzowe” meaning “pepper” in Polish].

Located between River Kamienna and the Bodzentyńska Valley, the park occupies 30 thousand acres and encompasses the Suchedniowski Plateau and the northern part of the Świętokrzyskie...

The Skałki Piekło (Hell Rocks) pod Niekłaniem inanimate nature reserve is another example proving that the region abounds in names containing such word as hell or devil. Located...

The tranquillity of Ponidzie, vast fields and the hum of tractors conceal an extraordinary history. The stronghold in Stradów is the largest facility of its kind in Poland,...