Top Things to do In Lubelskie 2021

"The blue sky and white clouds look like a "resort" at first glance, but the truth is painful, but we still have to see the truth of human nature. When you face the crematorium with your back against the ashes tower and look at the modern prosperity in the distance of the concentration camp, you will feel strongly that hell is next to heaven, and it has always been like this"

"Lviv is an extremely atmospheric place. It seems to me that everyone who has been here many times falls in love with Lviv every time in a new way❤❤❤"

"In the northeast of the old city, the church is not big, but I feel that the whole Lviv religious atmosphere is very strong. We went there on Sunday and all the churches were bustling with worshipers."

"St. George’s Cathedral is now in charge of the Ukrainian Eastern Catholic Church. This Baroque Gallococo style, built in the church of St. George’s Hill, was completed in 1761. Travelers can pay attention to the statues of St. Leo and St. Athanas above the main entrance, as well as the display style of the temple that blends Catholic and Orthodox. A statue of the Virgin is displayed on the left side of the church. It is said that the Turks in 1663 and the Swedes shed tears in 1704. There is a mass event on the ancient popular weekend. It is not far from the Elizabeth Church and it is worth a visit. The old city is a ten-minute walk past the University of Lviv."

"park is so huge! wonderful palace is surrounded by small rivers, ducks are swimming. a lot of squrrels are running along the park, they can come so close to you, so you can feed them. unfortunately we didn’t have any nuts. there are a lot of benches and chairs where you can rest. and restaurant in the middle of the park."

"My very first time in Warsaw. Comfortable and modern city located in the Eastern Europe. I didn't have feeling I'm far away from home. The prices are middle, fine infrastructure and public transport.lll"

"History, romance, ambience. Looking for something special, take a stroll through the old town.Most of the historical buildings around the Vistula River are still in excellent condition (or were rebuilt in the original style) and many occupied by tourist shops or restaurants catering for tourist walking groups.Is kind of small when compare to other eu old town . however is still a must to visit when you are i. warsaw . avoid eating there as the price is much more higher and the food might not taste as good .."

"Royal in its setting and uniquely European in its location in the heart of the Old Town, right next to the historic, Art Deco coffee and cookies hotspot - the Bristol Cafe."

"The Warsaw Palace of Science and Culture is a typical building from the Soviet/Socialist period. It is rectangular, very large and practical. In addition, this cultural palace is a "gift" (or expropriated, I'm not sure), the Soviet Union (or Stalin) gave Poland. There are some skyscrapers at the time, and the whole building is very novel and beautiful. The best part of this palace of culture is its observation deck (for me it is the best in Warsaw), located on the 30th floor. Really, you can see the most important places in Warsaw (Old Town, New Town, River, Sports Center, etc.) and the skyscrapers around the Palace of Culture. Must go there to go to Warsaw! ! In addition, there are some souvenir shops and restaurants on the first floor."

"Nicolas Copernicus is one of the greatest scientists in the world. He is the one who proved that the Earth is going around the sun- in the past people believed that the Earth is the centre of Universe. Kopernik was living in Torun and there is a monument built in his memory in the centre of Torun's Old Town."