Souvenirs in Poland

Poland is the largest of the East European countries which joined the EU in May 2004. Poland is comparable in size to Italy or Germany (in USA larger than New Mexico) and with a population of approximately 39 million (e. g. more than California) it ranks among the most influential and remarkable countries in central and Eastern Europe. Poland is a stable democracy with a truly fascinating history, great cultural heritage and several areas of outstanding natural beauty.

Many Polish tourist sights have already gained a worldwide reputation and are an absolute must to see if you consider a journey to this area: Kraków, Warszawa, Gdańsk, Częstochowa, Auschwitz, the Tatra mountains.

Warszawa

This is biggest city in Poland and that town is very old. Warsaw is a plase of inerest for the enthusiast of sacred art, beautiful scenery and old monuments.

In Warsaw we can see:

• The M. Kopernik Monument

• The F. Chopin Monument

• The Ujazdowski Castel

• The Siren Monument on Old Town.

• The Wilanów

• 
  The Łazienki

With that city we can bring:

• porcelain figures with Siren

• monuments miniature

• ceramies with Chopin

• magnets with Kopernik

Poznan

Poznan is situated on the Warta river. That is beautiful city with many monuments and attractions.

In Poznan are:

• The Cathedral of St. Peter and Paul

• The Goats

• The Citadel

• The Johan's Market

In Poznan we can buy:

• 
  mugs with city miniature

• 
  pendants with emblem

• t-shirt with Goats

• dolls in ancestral dress

Gdansk

The thousand year old Gdansk is considered to be the most monument packed city of Baltic Europe. Gdansk is a Hanseatic.

Monuments:

• The Upland Gate

• The Torture Chambere

• The Golden Gate

• The Town Hall

• The Oliwia Cathedral

Souvenirs:

• mugs with pictures

• 
  pendents

• t-shirt with emblem

• wares with resin

• postcards with city photo

Krakow

The renaissance Royal Castle at Wawel, the gothic St Mary's Basilica, the historical trade pavilions of the Cloth Hall, the former separate Jewish city of Kazimierz, and even the Nowa Huta district, absorbed by Krakow together with its socialist-realist, industrial architecture, are all places which make a visit to Krakow extremely worthwhile.

Monuments:

• The St. Mary' s Church

• The Cathedral on Wawel Hill

• The Sukiennice

• The Kosciuszko's Mound

Suvenire:

• 
  
  t-shirt with Krakow

• mugs and glasses

• pendants with emblem

• dolls in ancestral dress

• albums with monuments

Czestochowa - Jasna Góra

On the limehills extending from Krakow to Wielun ("land of the eagle's nest") on the River Warta, rises the city of Czestochowa, the capital of the province of the same name. It is believed that the name of the city derives from its founder, a Slav called Czestoch. In 13th century documents, it is mentioned as a village of horsemen called Czestochowa and at the end of the 14th century, it received its charter.

Monuments:

• The Belltower

• 
  The Chapel

• 
  The Basilic

• The Library

Keepsake:

• Pictures with Mother of God

• Rosarys

• Albums with pictures of Jasna Góra

• Figures with holy water