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Bydgoszcz, Poland : a city transformed
Ashley Gibbins
Worldwide
Bydgoszcz has seen a 21st Century transformation With a heritage stretching back to the 13th Century, Bydgoszcz became a city dominated by the electrical machinery and chemical industries during Poland's 44-year post-war period as a Soviet bloc country. This was followed by 15 years of post-communist economic decline with the city run-down, grey an...
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Upper Silesia : a hidden gem of a Polish region
Ashley Gibbins and Ann Mealor
Europe
Opole, on the Oder River, the historical capital of Poland's Upper Silesia region. One can get there in just under an hour by train from Wrocław, the capital of Lower Silesia. This makes Opole an excellent twin city option with its larger neighbour. Opole today is a vibrant city that embraces its Polish, German and Czech cultural influences, gained...
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Lower Silesia : a Polish region just waiting to be discovered
Ashley Gibbins and Ann Mealor
Europe
Lower Silesia, one of Poland's historical regions, brings its own rewards. While its largest city and gateway to the region is Wrocław, there is much to see beyond its historical capital. Lower Silesia offers small historic towns that are rich in character and a string of medieval castles and palaces. The Sudeten Mountain range, along Poland's bord...
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Wrocław : a vibrant, colourful city rich in history and heritage
Ashley Gibbins and Ann Mealor
Europe
Wrocław, the historic capital of Poland's Lower Silesia region, rewards on so many levels. Sitting on both banks of the Oder River, the city has grown over the centuries by embracing 12 small islands that are, today, linked by 120 bridges. In its time, Wrocław has been part of Poland, Bohemia; the Habsburg Empire; Prussia and then Germany before be...
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Szczecin is coming into its own
Ashley Gibbins and Ann Mealor
Europe
The port city of Szczecin is located on the Oder River in northwest Poland. When Poland rejected Communist rule for a democratic future in the early 1990s, Warsaw Poznan, Krakow and Gdansk were the first to become ready and able to welcome international visitors. The city of Szczecin needed more time to establish itself as a short break destination...
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Warsaw: A City of Cycling, Culture and Culinary Delights
Ranjit Shergill
Poland
Upon arriving at Warsaw Chopin Airport, I was greeted by representatives from the Polish Tourist Board. One of the first things they said to me is that they want the preconceived notion that Warsaw still resonates with its past Soviet association to be put to bed. It was clear upon the drive from the Airport to the Hotel that the development, ...
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