Could you conceive the biggest museum of salt production in Europe? One of them can be occurs close to the Krakowian district in Wieliczka Salt Mine. The museum was established in 1951 and it is located inside the non-operating part of the Wieliczka Salt Mine.
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One of the most famous tourist point in the country. Visited by thousands of tourists from various parts of the globe. Not only a significant antiquity but also UNESCO World Heritage Site for over 30 years. Most reads probably guess which monument is described here. For sure, it may not be nothing but Wieliczka Salt Mine. That monument located in theregion of Lesser Poland lies close to one of the biggest agglomeration in Poland – Krakow.
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This highest mountain chain inside the Carpathian Mountains is located along Polish-Slovak boundary. The tallest mountain top in Slovakia, Gerlach, is 2655 meters tall when Rysy in Poland get 2499 meters over the sea level. The whole range goes along more than fifty kilometers.
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Krakow Balice and Katowice Pyrzowice are 2 of the most important airports in the country.
Only Wroclaw, Gdansk, and obviously Warsaw are more important.
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The holy representation of the Saint Mary with immature Jesus on Her breast is the most commonly blessed as well as honoured token amid the Polish Catholics and also the members of the conservative Church. The image is also regarded as the national emblem of Poland.
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