• Warsaw Old Town
• Castle and Sigismundo column
• The Mermaid
• Pomnik Małego Żołnierza
• Barbakan
• Royal Bath Park
• Warsaw upraising Museum
• Jewish Museum

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• Old Town & Majdanek Concentration Camp (which is one of the closest ones to Warsaw)

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• Częstochowa: Our lady of Częstochowa also called as black Madonna is very important for polish people. Miraculous image of our lady has an amazing story and brings thousands of pilgrims every year. Click here for more information!

The old capital of Poland: contrary to Warsaw, it wasn’t destroyed during II World War and has beautiful old architecture and many places to see!

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Little village in mountains with a very rich polish culture, food and beautiful views. Click here for more information!

The Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the most popular tourist attractions around Kraków. The salt mine has been in use since the 13th Century and they became a UNESCO world heritage site in 1978. Click here for more information!

The grounds and most of the buildings at the sites of the Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau sites are open to visitors.

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The most beautiful old town in Poland

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A beautiful city by the sea side

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