Articles Travelling by a taxi By Magdalena Skała Published: June 4, 2008
Print Email Taxis in Poland are commonly accessible both in big cities and small towns. They are available at Taxi stops (marked by a TAXI sign) and can be ordered by a telephone. Taxis are marked with a TAXI sign and a number of a taxi company they belong to.
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Travelling In Poland by means of public transportation By Magdalena Skała Print Email Travelling In Poland by means of public transportation – what can you travel by , what are the connections, what are the average prices.
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In case of emergency By Marek Gwóźdź Print Email Emergency numbers Read More... View Comments (0)
Shopping in Poland By Łukasz Wątroba Print Email Shopping done in Poland can be a fascinating experience. The shopping paradise as we may call it, are the numerous shops and shopping malls situated in old districts which create an exceptional shopping world. You may come across a colourful blend of small boutiques, restaurants and cafes. There are a lot of shops and shopping arcades in only pedestrian zones. As Poland is known first and foremost for its handicraft goods they can be bought as souvenirs. Polish silver and amber jewellery are especially renowned, but hand-embroidered table-cloths, cut glass from Silesia and ceramics from Bolesławiec are also very popular. Small towns of southern Poland are known for their wooden handicraft goods for example “ciupaga” mountain walking stick and dairy products “oscypek sheep’s milk cheese as well as thick, hand-knitted woolen sweaters. Traditional handicraft products are sold in Krakow Sukiencice in Main Market Square and Krupowki streets in Zakopane.
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Travelling by car in Poland By Łukasz Wątroba Print Email Read More... View Comments (0)
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