The ancient Krakow city

The petty township Wadowice is situated in southern Poland, small distance from Krakow. You can arrive there in 1 hour by coach. Wadowice is mainly famed for standing for the birthplace of the Pope John Paul II.

Given birth in 1920, the young pope used to live in Wadowice until 1938 so plenty of places in Wadowice relate to his life during youth. Once you arrive at that place go to Koscielna 7 Street where you will find the family flat where the Pope was born.

Nowadays, it functions as a museum where you may find the family’s very own goods enough to mention images, home furniture, oven as well as several others. In the neighborhood of the flat there is the attractive baroque church of the Presentation of the Blessed Virgin Mary inside the internal part of the town where the young Karol Wojtyla liked to go aside.

Also his high school is opened for guests. The township itself dates back to thirteen century so there exists a number of several other historic buildings.

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Auschwitz Birkenau museum is currently the alone former German Nazi prison enclosed to the UNESCO World Heritage List in seventies of former century. The museum is situated in the little town Oświęcim approximately eighty kilometers from the City of Krakow.
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Just about 16 km far away from Krakow city, Ojcow National Park is situated in the Jurrasic Krakow Częstochowa natural elevation. Despite the fact it’s one of the smallest Polish national regions, the charm of its setting can’t be overappreciated.
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Making up the highest mountains inside the Carpathian Mountains area, Tatra Mountains lie close to the Polish boundary line with Slovakia. The tallest peak in Slovakia, Gerlach, is 2655 meters tall and Polish Rysy reach 2499 meters height. The whole mountain chain runs more than fifty kilometers.
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Known as the jewel of Pieniny Mountains, Dunajec River Gorge is the impressive location you just have to see when you’re travelling to Poland. The Gorge passes through south of Poland and northern Slovakia. Gorge creates the famous traveller tract where you may go through the water travel joy on theDunajec River. Dunajce gorge creates 7 meanders and is circled by very high limestone and dolomite stones.
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