The flag of Poland has been the red and white flag since 1919. The coat of arms is a white crowned eagle on a red shield. Warsaw is the capital and largest city of Poland, known for its tall buildings like the Warsaw Palace and narrowest house in the world. Popular tourist destinations include the Tatra Mountains, Krakow Old Town, and Wieliczka Salt Mine. Grabarka Hill of Crosses is a holy site where pilgrims leave wooden crosses. Wilanów Palace was built in the 17th century and housed one of Poland's first art museums. Traditional Polish foods include żurek soup made with sourdough and vegetables and zapiekanka, a baked sandwich with mushrooms, cheese
The flag of Poland has been the red and white flag since 1919. The coat of arms is a white crowned eagle on a red shield. Warsaw is the capital and largest city of Poland, known for its tall buildings like the Warsaw Palace and narrowest house in the world. Popular tourist destinations include the Tatra Mountains, Krakow Old Town, and Wieliczka Salt Mine. Grabarka Hill of Crosses is a holy site where pilgrims leave wooden crosses. Wilanów Palace was built in the 17th century and housed one of Poland's first art museums. Traditional Polish foods include żurek soup made with sourdough and vegetables and zapiekanka, a baked sandwich with mushrooms, cheese
The flag of Poland has been the red and white flag since 1919. The coat of arms is a white crowned eagle on a red shield. Warsaw is the capital and largest city of Poland, known for its tall buildings like the Warsaw Palace and narrowest house in the world. Popular tourist destinations include the Tatra Mountains, Krakow Old Town, and Wieliczka Salt Mine. Grabarka Hill of Crosses is a holy site where pilgrims leave wooden crosses. Wilanów Palace was built in the 17th century and housed one of Poland's first art museums. Traditional Polish foods include żurek soup made with sourdough and vegetables and zapiekanka, a baked sandwich with mushrooms, cheese
The flag of Poland has been the red and white flag since 1919. The coat of arms is a white crowned eagle on a red shield. Warsaw is the capital and largest city of Poland, known for its tall buildings like the Warsaw Palace and narrowest house in the world. Popular tourist destinations include the Tatra Mountains, Krakow Old Town, and Wieliczka Salt Mine. Grabarka Hill of Crosses is a holy site where pilgrims leave wooden crosses. Wilanów Palace was built in the 17th century and housed one of Poland's first art museums. Traditional Polish foods include żurek soup made with sourdough and vegetables and zapiekanka, a baked sandwich with mushrooms, cheese
FLAG OF POLAND ◦ In 1918 the red and white flag was officially approved by the Sejm on August 1, 1919 as a national flag and has not been changed since. COAT OF ARMS OF POLAND ◦ The coat of arms is a silver crowned eagle with a golden beak and claws on a red shield. THE CAPITAL OF POLAND ◦ WARSAW - is the capital of Poland. ◦ Few people know, but Warsaw is the largest city in the European Union. This is in territorial terms. ◦ Warsaw is almost the only capital in the world where there is no circus. As an exception – visiting teams. ◦ Warsaw is the tallest building in Poland. We are talking about the Warsaw Palace, the total height of which reaches more than 237 meters. Today there are many offices and government agencies. ◦ In the capital of Poland you can see the narrowest house in the world. The height of the building does not exceed 9 meters, while the width is 122 centimeters! An unusual building was erected by order of the famous writer of Israeli origin Edgar Keret. Places of interest in Poland ◦ Mountain slopes of the Tatra Mountains ◦ Krakow's Old Town ◦ Wawel Castle ◦ Statue of Christ the King ◦ Salt mine in Wieliczka ◦ Wilanów Palace ◦ Wroclaw Cathedral ◦ Muskau Park ◦ Grabarka Hill of Crosses Grabarka Hill of Crosses ◦ The place with an interesting name is considered holy, pilgrims come to worship it from various countries of the world. On the days of major church holidays, a procession is arranged. This is the name of the events when a large number of believers walk. Sometimes the distance from the settlement to the mountain reaches 100 km, all this time people carry heavy wooden crosses. This custom has been around for 200 years. The mountain got its name due to the fact that on its top in the forest every pilgrim leaves his cross, of which there were already a large number. Wilanów Palace ◦ The palace is made in the Baroque style, and it is adjacent to the garden, which the Poles are proud of. The residence for the rulers was built at the end of the seventeenth century, during its existence it was repeatedly completed. It was within the walls of the palace that one of the first art museums in the country was opened, it happened in 1805, and on the initiative of S.K. Potocki. NATIONAL FOOD Polish soup żurek (Журек) It is perhaps the most popular national dish in Poland. It is prepared on sourdough from flour, to which vegetables, smoked meats, boiled eggs and fragrant spices are added. There are many options for cooking this delicious dish. Polish sandwiches (zapiekanka ) ◦ Casserole is Polish fast food, which is prepared in various cafes and at home. Casserole ingredients: ◦ Baguette ◦ Mushrooms ◦ Hard cheese ◦ Mayonnaise ◦ Sometimes a little ketchup is added All ingredients are grated on a large grater and mixed with mayonnaise, laid out on a baguette and baked.