Warsaw – Ujazdowskie Avenue

Gazing at the Stars in Warsaw

Founded in 1825, the Astronomical Observatory in Warsaw is one of Poland’s oldest scientific institutions. For nearly two centuries, it has contributed to astronomical research and education, helping advance the field despite wars and political upheavals. Today, it stands as both a research center and a symbol of Poland’s scientific heritage.

Gniezno, Poznań – origins of Polish statehood

Bolesław the Brave – Poland’s First King

Kraków – Wajda Museum, Warsaw – film school

Andrzej Wajda’s Oscar Legacy

Kraków – Mehoffer House, St. Francis’ Church

A True Renaissance Spirit

Warsaw

The Treasures of the National Museum

Gorlice, Krosno, Bóbrka – Oil Industry Museum

Lighting the World with Kerosene

Białowieża Forest, Bieszczady Mountains

Where Europe’s Wild Giants Still Roam