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Frances Spiegel, B.A. Hons. (Open)., Dip.Eur.Hum., read Art History/European Modern History at the Open University.

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Poland Travel

The Baltic coastline in the north and the mountains of the south are Poland's most notable geographic features. There are opportunities for four-season recreation, including skiing in the winter and all manner of water sports in the summer.

Poland's long history is reflected in the historic sites visitors can see today.

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 Warsaw - Polish Capital is a Popular Short-break Destination

Warsaw is a vibrant city with exciting shopping opportunities, fine restaurants and cafés, excellent theatres, and fascinating art galleries and museums.

Feb 3, 2012 – Frances Spiegel

Jewish Heritage of Warsaw – Synagogues, Monuments and Memorials

Jewish pilgrims to Warsaw should explore the ghetto area, monuments, memorials, cemetery and re-constructed synagogue to understand what happened there

Feb 1, 2012 – Frances Spiegel

Gold Rush in Poland for the International Panning Championships

Zlotoryja, Poland saw the arrival of competitors from all corners of the globe for the 22-28 August 2011 International Gold Panning Championships.

Aug 24, 2011 – Frieda Paton

Tourism in Poland: The Best Hotels in Mikolajki

Mikolajki is a Polish resort town known for its summer yachting and winter ice-sailing, with a small number of boutique hotels geared toward tourists.

Aug 22, 2011 – Mark Heidelberger

Warsaw – Both an Old and Modern City

Since a non-communist government took over in Poland in September, 1989, Warsaw has been transformed into a modern metropolis.

Aug 9, 2011 – Joanna Infeld

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