Wrocław

Wroclaw is a city that strongly recommend when it comes to tourism. One of the oldest places in Poland. There are a lot of interesting sights that are not destroyed even war.
There you can see Gothic churches, Baroque Cathedral. The city is one of the largest concentrations of historic buildings in Europe. There's a lot of modern places where you can eat, listen to good music and relax.

The Central Station,  back.

Old town.

Coming out of the ground.

Water channels.

Dragonfly.

Carrot UFO. In "Bad Meat" restaurant.

Tasty.

Ostrów Tumski.

Old Train Station.

Florists.

Greenhouse bar. Still closed?

Bridges, bridges, bridges.

The restaurant and museum.

Sit down?

Graffiti under the railway bridge.

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist.

Standing between the stars.

Toruń, Poland

City of Nicolaus Copernicus, Polish astronomer who stopped the sun. Chocolate gingerbread, good beer, tasty coffee - it's something to taste. Medieval buildings, city walls, towers and gates is something worth seeing. Torun is on the World Heritage List.

Nicolaus Copernicus Monument.

Old lanterns.

Medieval buildings

 PRL beer style.

Chessboard.

Copernicus House.

Guben, Germany

I dig up old photos from the trip to Guben, Germany. I visited Plastinarium, where you can watch crafted human body. This educational visit can show you how much we complicated.

Salutation.

Mind. 

Dark alley.

Circulatory system.

Flying pigs.

Charming kiss.

Outside.

Let me out.

Krynica Morska, Stutthof Museum concentration camp

Krynica Morska is located on the northern coast of Poland. Coming to a concentration camp I looked at the beaches. I saw there an interesting performence.

Performence.

I was in a museum in the village Szczutowo. You can find out there are a lot of interesting, but also terrifying facts about the lives of people in a concentration camp. Here are the operating room, where the experiments were carried out on the Poles, Jews, Hungarians, Slovaks ... Such camps was much more than I thought.

Stutthof Museum.

Haga, Scheveningen pier

Spontaneous trip to The Hague (Den Haag). The city in the western Netherlands, bordering the North Sea. I got to Scheveningen pier. Great views of the sea extending from the rebellious clouds in the background.

Red chairs.

Abandoned eatery.

Shopping.

View of the town from the pier.

Sculptures.

I felt the wind in my hair.

Łeba, North Poland

The northern part of Poland is very interesting in terms of nature that exists there. I visited Slowinski National Park. This space is virtually untouched by humans. You can see there forests, bogs, lakes, swamps and impressive sand dunes. Spectacular views of the Desert Europe.

Entrance to the dunes.

Desert.

Sunny forest.

Sand covered the plate.

The crowns of trees sticking out of the sand.

Marsh.

Wild nature. Sand buries tree.

Go your own path.

Amsterdam, Netherlands

See and feel on your own skin Amsterdam... This is just something. We cross the streets full of people. Different faces, different colors ... Every few meters cofe shop. Dormant buildings and in them teeming with life on the whole. It was in Amsterdam. Water canals and floating on their boats. In the air, feel the power of marijuana ...

Water canal.

Try not.

After coffe.

What for you, Lady?

Red Bike.

Big Circle.

Colorful funfair.

Glowing clothes.

Bridge.

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