Articles about travel and tourism, the best routes

On Świętojańska Street is the oldest church in Warsaw - St. John's Cathedral, built at the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries. In 1339, a papal court settled a dispute here. between Poland and the Teutonic Order. Here were crowned Stanisław L... read more

The market is the centre of the Old Town. This square was once surrounded by wooden buildings. However, a fire in 1777 transformed it, and colourful stone houses with beautiful facades appeared. It was once home to wealthy Warsaw burghers, who spa... read more

Barbakan is a defensive fortification at the northern gate of the Old Town. Once there was a lift bridge here, according to all the rules of medieval fortification. bridge, but it has not survived to this day. Nowadays various exhibitions are held... read more

The Royal Route connects the Royal Castle with the summer residence in Lazienki. Lazienki means "baths." Their history begins with a wooden fortress of the Mazovian dukes. 300 years later, in the 16th century, Anna Jagiellonka, wife of S... read more