Auschwitz
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| Friendly neighborhood of Oswiecim |
Krakow
Castle of Wawel
Boleslawiec
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| Poland's unique pottery |
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Auschwitz |
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Oswiecim, more widely known by the name of the death camp as Auschwitz, lies in Southern Poland at the junction of the Wisla and Sola Rivers. Auschwitz borders three very important regions of economic activity in Poland. Auschwitz has a population of about 43,000 people and covers an area of about 30 square kilometers. | |||||
Krakow |
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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. |
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| Boleslawiec |
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Boleslawiec is in the South Western region of Poland called Dolnoslaski. It is the center of manufacturing of Polish pottery and Polish ceramics. Boleslawiec pottery and ceramics are world famous for their quality. The City has become a Polish tourist attraction because it has most of the factories in Poland that manufacture Polish pottery. | |||||