Autumn in Poland, from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance.

People say, "Poland is the East of the West, the West of the East, the North of Eastern Europe, and the South of Northern Europe." Poland has had a tumultuous history, having been destroyed and rebuilt three times, but it still has a wealth of tourist resources. Poland is located at the intersection of Eastern and Western Europe. The Polish people are Slavs, but they believe in Catholicism. The unique geographical location and cultural heritage give Polish cities their own unique style. 🛬Historic European city of Warsaw Warsaw is the largest city in Poland and a historic European city. The famous Warsaw Convention was signed here. Warsaw has witnessed everything Poland has experienced: during World War II, Warsaw was devastated and the population plummeted, almost completely destroyed. After the war, the Poles built a Warsaw Old Town on the ruins that was exactly the same as before the war. Walking on the streets of Warsaw today, it is hard to imagine that this place was almost razed to the ground seventy years ago. ⛺The ancient city of Krakow The beautiful city of Krakow in Poland is a model of the capital of medieval Europe. The old city here has not been damaged by war and has completely preserved the style of the old city. Take a carriage tour of Krakow, accompanied by the crisp sound of horseshoes stepping on the slate road, walking through Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque buildings, there is a kind of romance of time going backwards.