Poland offers more than historic towns and natural beauty. With the recent space journey of Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski, Poland's cosmic side has caught the spotlight. From alien encounters to futuristic architecture, these 14 destinations are a must for every space enthusiast.
Archcathedral Basilica pierces the mist over Ostrów Tumski, a tiny island that was integral to Poland’s early history. Situated between the Warta and Cybina rivers, this former stronghold was both the cradle of Poland’s political system and its Christian faith.
Poland is dotted with numerous rivaled structures which are not just engineering achievements, they are architectural beauties forged in a cradle of history and romance.
Poland is fifth in the world scenic rankings of sexiest countries, according to the results of a survey carried out on 6,635 tourists from different countries. The survey, by Riga-based car rental platform, asked holidaymakers to score countries they’d visited on their loveliness, giving each a mark out of ten. Poland started with an amazing average of 9.19.
Railway stations in Poland, formerly symbols of decrepitude or wartime trauma, are going through a stunning transformation. Combining architectural appeal with artistic restoration, and a sense of history, these stations are the new must-see sites for history buffs, tourists, and social media fans.
The 2025 Happy Cities Index has ranked Minneapolis as one of the happiest cities in the world. One of only two U.S. cities other than New York to earn a top-tier Gold ranking, the high standard of living, the sense of community, its Nordic roots are all part of what makes Minneapolis such a cheerful place to live.
On the shores of Lake Gopło, in the heart of Poland, lies an ancient tower where local winds carry more than a breeze— they whisper the tale of one of Poland’s oldest legends. The ‘Mouse Tower,’ named thus, is a legend with strong mythical roots in the Polish kingdom. But this isn’t the bedtime story of a gentle person. It’s a chilling tale of betrayal, revenge and the start of a royal dynasty.
1965, San Francisco was declared America’s gay capital, with the Castro as its most visible emblem. Originally called Eureka Valley or Little Scandinavia, the Castro became one of the world’s most famous LGBTQ+ areas. Over the years, it became a haven for queer people to live, organize and form chosen families.
From next year, the UK government will introduce a major overhaul of its airspace, which officials say will lead to faster flights, fewer delays and less pollution for passengers. A new body, the UK Airspace Design Service (UKADS), will be set up to roll out redesigned routes largely unchanged for some 70 years.
As the UK marks 200 since first steam passenger train, author and rail adventure enthusiast Tom Chesshyre reveals the most-scenic SLOW train rides around Britain AD feature: Two centuries since the first passenger steam train, a journey that extended to accelerate rail travel, the era of slowness may just be returning. The anniversary of this pioneering moment in transport was the inspiration for his latest book, Slow Trains Around Britain, an enchanting look at the British railway regional routes with glorious titles such as Settle and Carlisle showing us that this country is still a rail paradise.
The Medical University of Białystok in Eastern Poland has won the right to coordinate a cutting-edge EU-funded research project aimed at combatting tick-borne diseases. Funded by the European Union, the project—dubbed OneTick—includes 13 partners from 10 European nations.
A photographer from Poland has won a prestigious travel photo award for his stunning aerial shot of a geothermal pool in Iceland. His picture was chosen from thousands of entries, his unusual take on the natural world catching the judges' eye.
These epic train journeys across Poland are among the most memorable ways to see the variety of landscapes in the country. From quaint spa towns to coastal escapes and soaring mountains, Poland’s rail network provides routes that weave history, beauty and adventure. Here are six wonderful trains rides you won’t forget, in time for summer.
Błędowska Desert setting at the juncture of the Olkusz and Silesian uplands has been attracting more and more tourists. It is known for its sand environment, and it has become a popular destination for hikers, and cyclists, especially during the warmer months. Now, a new and impressive cycling- and walking-path — creatively named “Velo Pustynia” — has recently given visitors even more reasons to visit this rare natural wonder.
As of June 2025, travelers will also be able to hop a direct train from Poland to the Croatian coast. Served by PKP Intercity, this brand new international connection is perfect to start the holidays with. The direct line Warsaw – Rijeka will surely gain many fans among all families on holiday or short trips.
Spain will soon be the most visited country in Europe, and the Canary and Balearic Islands receive a great deal of tourists. But the influx of visitors has caused serious problems for the people who live on these islands. The Balearic Islands in particular are finding it difficult to cope with the rash of tourism, and a great deal of it is precipitated by influencer marketing via social media.
An Awaited Moment for Egypt and the World
Nearly a decade after it was first announced, Egypt has opened its Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) to visitors, for a limited, trial period. While no official opening date has been announced, twelve of the galleries in the museum are open to the public, providing tangible evidence of one of the world’s most audacious cultural undertakings
Passengers who fly with Europe’s airlines, and many from Poland's, have been growingly vocal over their resentment over additional fees levied for hand baggage in the cabin. This irritation now brought a complaint to the consumer protection bodies and the EU Commissions. Organizations representing consumers from 12 EU countries have teamed up to fight the charges, which they describe as “unjustified additional fees”. Their move follows a recent Spanish decision to fine several low-cost airlines €179 million for doing the same.
BY Oskar Malec
BY Oskar Malec
BY Oskar Malec
BY Oskar Malec
BY Oskar Malec
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