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Poland

Poland. I.T.T. «Marco Polo» – Palermo - Italy.

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Poland

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  1. Poland I.T.T. «Marco Polo» – Palermo - Italy

  2. Poland , officially the Republic of Poland , is a country in Central Europe, bordered by Germany to the west; the Czech Republic and Slovakia to the south; Ukraine, Belarus and Lithuania to the east; and the Baltic Sea and Kaliningrad Oblast, a Russian enclave, to the north. I.T.T. «Marco Polo» – Palermo - Italy

  3. The total area of Poland is 312,679 square kilometres. Poland has a population of over 38.5 million people, which makes it the 34th most populous country in the world and the sixth most populous member of the European Union. I.T.T. «Marco Polo» – Palermo - Italy

  4. Poland is a unitary state made up of 16 voivodeships. Poland is a member of the European Union, and the sixth most populous member of the European Union. I.T.T. «Marco Polo» – Palermo - Italy

  5. Cities of Poland I.T.T. «Marco Polo» – Palermo - Italy

  6. Warszawa • The capital of Polandwaspracticallyrebuiltfrom scratch after World War II. Warsaw's vibrant business downtown takespride in itsmanyskyscrapers and ambitiousplans to build more. The catchy skyline isstilldominatedby the enormous Palace of Culture and Science – Stalin's donation to the nation. Warsawis a world in itself, withaneasternEuropeanflavour. Do not miss the beautiful Old Town, the RoyalRoute, the Chopin museum, severalmagnificentpalaces and the formerJewish ghetto. I.T.T. «Marco Polo» – Palermo - Italy

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  8. Kraków I.T.T. «Marco Polo» – Palermo - Italy

  9. Probaly the most beautiful and fascinating city in Poland. The attractionisnot just the splendidarchitecture and the treasures of art – reminders of the times when Krakowwas a royal capital city – but also the uniqueambience of the formerJewishdistrict and the masterpieces of Polish Art Nouveau. Howeverold and beautiful it is, Krakowisnotlimited to itsmonuments and museums. Thanks to anamazing density and variety of bars, pubs, clubs and restaurants, Krakowsparkleswith life. Anyway, there is no point in merelytalkingaboutitsattractions – everyoneshouldseeKrakowwiththeirowneyes. I.T.T. «Marco Polo» – Palermo - Italy

  10. Gdańsk • Gdańskis a Polish city on the Balticcoast, the capital of the  PomerariaVoivodeship, Poland's principalseaport and the center of the country's fourth-largestmetropolitan area. I.T.T. «Marco Polo» – Palermo - Italy

  11. Malbork • The TeutonicOrderwasfoundedaround the year 1190 in Palestine to crusadeagainst the Muslims and pagans. In the early 14th century the TeutonicKnightsmovedtheir capital fromVenice to Malbork on the Nogat River, whichisnow in northernPoland. The mostsignificant trace of the theirpresence in the townis the imposingredbrickcastlefrom 1274 on the riverbank, and it is the largestGothicfortress in Europe. I.T.T. «Marco Polo» – Palermo - Italy

  12. Polandis a catholiccountry. Two of the mostheartfeltfestivities are Christmas and Easter.Duringthesedaysyoueattypicalfood and rememberoldhabits of life. I.T.T. «Marco Polo» – Palermo - Italy

  13. Childrens’ day, June 1st • Polish tradition has it that on this day parents buy gifts and sweets. At school there aren’t lessons but only sports events. Spring Festival, March 21st It’s the festival of the students celebrating the arrival of Spring. I.T.T. «Marco Polo» – Palermo - Italy

  14. St. John night, June 24th • The night of love when the fern blooms. The person who finds it will be lucky. St. Andrew’s Eve, November 29th Pagan festivity related to mistery, magics and superstitions. I.T.T. «Marco Polo» – Palermo - Italy

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