galleries  26 albums, 819 photos on 9 pages   [login]     1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9   King of the Hill Wawel Hill in Krakow, the mecca of every Pole and a must for foreign tourists, is a microcosm of Polish history and culture. From the 11th century on Poland's monarchs took up their residence here in the Royal Castle. And they were both crowned and buried here, in the Wawel Cathedral where later on Polish national heroes have also been laid to rest since the 19th century. The place not only overflows with priceless art treasures, architectural beauties, relics of the past and curiosities. It is also full of glory, magic, history and fable. Warszaw Streets of Warszaw, Poland. A selections of everyday life scenes through town Dead Railroad Railroads, which were built during Communism, are nearly unusable and only used by the poor as a mean of travel. Train wagons and engines are mostly made in the 60s.   1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9