Night in my RV at Duszniki Zdroj, Poland
Driving through Lower Silesia, Poland, I find a nice spot to stop for the night. However before turning in for the night, I go out for a walk around Duszniki Zdrój taking in a seventeenth century paper mill and the main square of the town.
Uzdrowisko Szczawnica Zdrój (resort town), Polska (Poland) [HD] (videoturysta)
[PL] Szczawnica Zdrój: uzdrowisko położone między łańcuchem Pienin i Beskidem Sądeckim ze znakomitym mikroklimatem oraz źródłami dwunastu kwaśnych wód leczniczych, znane od XVI wieku.
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[EN] Szczawnica: spa situated between the chain of the Pieniny and Beskid Sadecki mountains with an excellent microclimate and sources of twelve acid medicinal waters, known since the sixteenth century.
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Western Poland (#04): Wlastimil Hofman
Wlastimil Hofman (1881-1970) was a Polish painter, one of the most popular painters of the interwar and postwar years.
Hofman was born Vlastimil Hofmann in Prague to Ferdynand Hofmann, a Czech, and Teofila, a Polish woman. In 1889 Vlastimil moved to Kraków in Poland, where he studied at St Barbara's School and then at the Jan III Sobieski high school. In 1896, he became a student at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków, where he studied under Jacek Malczewski. In 1899 he went to study painting at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts in Paris. In 1902 he had his first showings in an exhibition by the Sztuka society. Further exhibitions followed in Munich, Amsterdam, Rome, Berlin, Prague, Vienna, and Warsaw. In 1904 he painted the first of his village (or peasant) Madonnas. In 1905 he started the cycle of pictures called Confession. In 1907 he was the first Polish painter to be made a member of the Gallery of the Vienna Secession. In the period 1914-1920 he lived in Prague and Paris. Back in Kraków in 1921 he had a house and studio built in Spadzista Street. Sometime around 1922, due to the influence of Jacek Malczewski, he changed his name to the less Czech and more Polish Wlastimil Hofman.
Malczewski died in 1929. In September, 1939 Hofman fled from the Nazi invasion because of his Jewish wife and during the Second World War was in the Soviet Union, Turkey, and Palestine. In 1942, he published a book of poetry called Through Darkness to Freedom. During the. He returned to Kraków in June 1946 where he met his future wife, a Polish Jew who survived the Holocaust. In May 1947, together with his wife, he moved to Szklarska Pore;ba in the mountainous south of Poland. In the period 1953-1963 he produced religious paintings for the local church, including Four Evangelists The Way of the Rosary, The Way of the Cross, The Adoration of the Child. He also produced many portraits of local people and also self-portraits. In 1961, he was awarded the Cross of the Order of the Polish Renaissance. Wlastimil Hofman died on March 6, 1970.
Old Town Kraków - Poland Pilgrimage Vlog #5
This day of our pilgrimage was spent touring the Old Town of Kraków! Our first stop was at the Archbishop's Palace. We got a tour of the place and was able to spend some time in the chapel, where St. John Paul II was ordained! After, we visited beautiful churches, which included St. Mary's Basilica in the Main Square of Old Town Kraków. Many graces on this day! Make sure you watch the other vlogs of the pilgrimage!
Vlog #1 Travels to Poland:
Vlog #2 Żytnia Convent/Warsaw:
Vlog #3 Niepokalanów:
Vlog #4 Travel to Kraków Łagiewniki:
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Trhy Nowy Targ Poľsko 2019
Trhy Nowy Targ Poľsko 2019
SZCZAWNO ZDROJ - Spa village in Southern Poland , May 2014
Szczawno Zdroj is a lovely spa village near the town of Walbrzych in Southern Poland .
Krakow, Poland main square
Krakow, Poland main square
Masłolot - Poświęcenie
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Szczęśliwej setnej rocznicy Odzyskania Niepodległości! ^^ Utwór z okazji tego dnia planowałem już od dawna, choć pierwotnie myślałem o jakimś remixie, plan jednak nie wypalił. Przesyłam zatem swój oryginalny utwór, który w większości stworzyłem w zeszłym roku, a w tym miesiącu nieco go podrasowałem. Mam nadzieję, że nie zepsułem za bardzo miksu, bo miałem z tym pewne kłopoty. Miałem też nadzieję, że znajdę jakiegoś wokalistę lub rapera, ale nieco za późno zacząłem swoje poszukiwania (jeśli ktoś jest chętny wykorzystać ten utwór jako podkład do rapu, to zachęcam :P).
Zawsze irytował mnie fakt, że większość otaczających mnie ludzi nie widzi w Polsce żadnego potencjału turystycznego. Sam interesuję się turystyką naszego kraju od przeszło dziesięciu lat, i chociaż podróżuję głównie palcem po mapie, udało mi się zwiedzić niejedno ciekawe miejsce, których w Polsce jest pełno. Z tego powodu postanowiłem podzielić się kilkoma zdjęciami, które udało mi się zrobić w ciągu ostatnich paru lat. Nie są może one powalającej jakości, ale jest to szczyt moich możliwości :P
Oprócz utworu, którego prawdopodobnie właśnie słuchacie, na mojego bandcampa wrzuciłem również wersję tego utworu sprzed 2 lat, którą wówczas wrzuciłem na swojego soundclouda jako Devotion. Obie wersje mi się podobają i aż wstyd było mi wybierać ^^
Na koniec ślę wielkie podziękowania dla D-Dye za pozwolenie na użycie arta, który jest dokładnie takim tłem dla tego utworu, jakiego szukałem ;u;
Wszystkiego najlepszego z okazji 11 listopada, niech Polska nie zginie kiedy my żyjemy i niech duma z naszego pochodzenia rozpiera każdego w tym wyniosłym dniu! ^_^
Utwór do pobrania (download):
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Happy 100th anniversary of Poland regaining its independence! ^^ I've planned to release a track celebrating this day for quite some time, though I wanted it to be a remix at first. The original track you're listening to was already in the works last year, I did improve it a bit this month though. I hope I didn't screw up the mix too much, I had quite some trouble with that. I also hoped I'd have found some sort of vocalist/rapper for the track, so if someone's willing to make add some patriotic Polish vocals there, feel free to do so ^^
It always annoyed me how people around me always felt like Poland has no touristic potential at all. I've been interested in tourism for over 10 years and while I may not travel too often, I have seen some of the places I've been hearing of all the time and they sure are worth mentioning. I decided to put a few of my photos here, and while they may not be of best possible quality, they're as good as I'm capable of and I hope you'll like them as well :P
I also put a WIP of that track on my bandcamp. This version was released two years ago on my other soundcloud account and I decided to keep the original title.
Huge shout-out to D-Dye for letting me use here awesome art, which is the exact background I was looking for, you rock! ;u;
Happy November 11th, everyone! :D
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Miejsca występujące w filmie/Locations, which you can see in the video:
-Zamek w Niedzicy (Niedzica Castle)
-Opactwo w Krakowie-Tyńcu (Tyniec Abbey in Cracow)
-Konkatedra zespołu katedralno-zamkowy w Kwidzynie (Kwidzyn co-cathedral of Kwidzyn Castle)
-Obwarowania miejskie Zamościa (city walls of Zamość)
-Kazimierz Dolny, widok ze stołpu (Kazimierz Dolny seen from the bergfried)
-Stare Miasto w Chełmnie (Old Town in Chełmno)
-Rynek w Zamościu (Town Square of Zamość)
-Pałac Branickich w Białymstoku (Branicki Palace in Białystok)
-Rynek w Lądku-Zdroju (Town Square in Lądek-Zdrój)
-Zamek Czocha (Czocha Castle)
-Dunajec, Pieniński Park Narodowy (Dunajec, Pieniny National Park)
-Amfiteatr, Łazienki Królewskie w Warszawie (Amphitheater, Łazienki Park in Warsaw)
-Dworek Gubernatora, Białowieża
-Nowy Cmentarz Żydowski w Łodzi (New Jewish Cemetery in Łódź)
-Kaplica w Zakopanem-Jaszczurówce (Chapel in Zakopane-Jaszczurówka)
-Pomnik Niepodległa Rzeczpospolita Kampinoska, Kampinoski Park Narodowy (Niepodległa Rzeczpospolita Kampinoska monument, Kampinos National Park)
Western Poland (#10): Klodzko Fortress
Klodzko Fortress (Polish: Twierdza w Klodzku, German: Festung Glatz) is a unique fortification complex of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship in southwestern Poland. The fortress once was one of the biggest strongholds in Prussian Silesia, however, in the whole German Empire, it was regarded as a minor one. Now, together with an extensive network of tunnels, it is one of the biggest attractions of the town of Klodzko, with its underground labyrinth and a repository of for different objects, from old fire engines to local glassware.
First mentions of existence of a stronghold placed on Klodzko's Castle Hill come from the Chronicle of Bohemians, written by Cosmas of Prague. Most probably, it was a complex of wooden buildings, protected with a palisade. Klodzko itself is located along the strategic route between Wroclaw and Prague, and its role as a trading point must have been significant since the early Middle Ages. In 1114, the stronghold was captured and destroyed by Czech troops under prince Sobeslav, who at the same time conquered the whole Klodzko Land. In 1129, Sobeslav rebuilt the town and placed a castellan there. Sometime around 1300, a spacious castle was built on the hill, which became seat of the Klodzko County. Gradually, the castle grew, a church and a chapel were added and in 1557, Lorenz Krischke, architect at the court of Prince Ernest of Bavaria, built the Lower Castle. In the 16th century, there were five wells in the castle with the oldest one from 1393.
In 1622, during the Thirty Years' War, after the long siege, the fortress was captured by the Austrian Army. The city was besieged in June of that year, but resisted the attackers. Finally, the Austrians brought in two large cannons - the Wingless Dragon and the Black Sow to fire upon the walls of Glatz and the city surrendered on October 25. In subsequent years the Austrians modernized the fortress and replaced ancient fortifications with up-to-date bastions.
Chojnów, Lower Silesia, Poland
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Poland Destinations
Kraków
Gothic Wawel Castle & Jewish history
Warsaw
Wilanów Palace, Old Town & museums
Tatra Mountains
Gerlach, Kriváň, Rysy, skiing & hiking
Zakopane
Tatras Mountains & Zakopane-style homes
Wrocław
Centennial Hall & Panorama of Racławice
Gdańsk
Long Market, St. Mary'c Church & amber
Poznań
Old Market Square & Poznań Town Hall
Wieliczka
Wieliczka Salt Mine & Saltworks Castle
Sopot
Seaside pier, spas & the Crooked House
Toruń
Museums, monuments, theater, middle ages, and castles
Oświęcim
Auschwitz-Birkenau camp & Zamek Muzeum
Usedom
Seaside resorts and music festivals
Gdynia
Ship museums & Gdynia Aquarium
Malbork
Castles, middle ages, châteaus, museums, and palaces
Łódź
Museum of Textiles & Poznanski Palace
Karpacz
Skiing & 12th-century Wang Church
Tatra National Park, Poland
Big national park with hiking & wildlife
Białowieża Forest
European bison, forests, nature reserves, parks, and gray wolves
Lublin
Theater, open-air museums, gardens, churches, and monuments
Częstochowa
Monasteries, churches, sanctuary, museums, and castles
Hel
Kitesurfing, windsurfing, beaches, museums, and lighthouses
Katowice
Christ the King church & Silesian Museum
Szczecin
Chrobry Embankment & St. James Cathedral
Świnoujście
Museum of Sea Fishery & a lighthouse
Jelenia Góra
Palaces, castles, churches, concerts, and theater
High Tatras
Hiking, mountain, ski resort, waterfall, and lake
Szczawnica
Skiing, rafting, nature reserves, ski resorts, and monasteries
Szklarska Poręba
Waterfalls, skiing, amusement parks, sports, and castles
Łeba
Beaches, lighthouses, amusement parks, marinas, and deserts
Zamość
Renaissance, synagogues, museums, town hall, and zoos
Kazimierz Dolny
Renaissance, castles, synagogues, painting, and skiing
Słowiński National Park
Huge shifting sand dunes & Łebsko Lake
Krynica-Zdrój
Skiing, concerts, mountains, sports, and ski resorts
Kołobrzeg
St. Mary’s Basilica & Kołobrzeg Pier
Karkonosze National Park
Park, waterfall, nature reserve, and mountain
Olsztyn
Theater, lakes, planetariums, monuments, and mixed martial arts
Kłodzko
Castles, mountains, churches, and museums
Kudowa-Zdrój
Mineral waters & Skull Chapel's bones
Bieszczady National Park
Park, eurasian lynx, european bison, nature reserve, and forest
Kościelisko
Skiing, mountains, caves, and winter sports
Władysławowo
Amusement parks, sports, and beaches
Ojców
Castles, caves, ruins, and parks
Sandomierz
Castles, churches, renaissance, museums, and vineyards
Białystok
Theater, markets, shopping, churches, and palaces
Białowieża
Open-air museums, european bison, parks, forests, and palaces
Niedzica
Castles, lakes, and châteaus
Beskids
Mountain, ski resort, cave, forest, and mountain biking
Wadowice
Basilicas, churches, monasteries, museums, and monuments
Kraków - występy Sukiennice 23 sierpnia 2018
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Polish/English Exchange
Video clip of my conversation with Alicja from Poland
Parada parowozów z Wrocławia podczas koncertowego odjazdu.
Poland Tastes Good - Fancy Food 2017 - Radio RAMPA
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Western Poland (#13): Wroclaw City Center
Wroclaw is now a unique European city of mixed heritage, with architecture influenced by Bohemian, Austrian, and Prussian traditions, such as Silesian Gothic and its Baroque style of court builders of Habsburg Austria (Fischer von Erlach). Wroclaw has a number of notable buildings by German modernist architects.
Western Poland (#12): Raclawice Panorama
Wroclaw (German: Breslau) is the chief city of the historical region of Silesia in southwestern Poland, situated on the Oder (Polish: Odra) river. Over the centuries, the city has been part of Poland, Bohemia, Austria, Prussia, and Germany. According to official population figures for 2006, its population is 635,280, making it the fourth largest city in Poland.
For most of World War II, the fighting did not affect Breslau. As the war lengthened, refugees from bombed-out German cities, and later refugees from farther east, swelled the population to nearly one million. In February 1945, the Soviet Red Army approached the city. Gauleiter Karl Hanke declared the city a Festung (fortress) to be held at all costs. Hanke finally lifted a ban on the evacuation of women and children when it was almost too late. During his poorly organized evacuation in early March 1945, 18,000 people froze to death in icy snowstorms and -20°C weather. By the end of the Siege of Breslau, half the city had been destroyed. An estimated 40,000 civilians lay dead in the ruins of homes and factories. After a siege of nearly three months, Fortress Breslau surrendered on 7 May 1945, just before the end of the war.
Along with almost all of Lower Silesia, Breslau nominally became part of Poland under the terms of the Potsdam Conference. Between 1945 and 1949, most remaining native German inhabitants fled or were forcibly expelled from Wroclaw. Most of them arrived in one of the Allied Occupation Zones in Germany. A considerable German presence remained until the late 1950s; the city's last German school closed in 1963. The population was dramatically increased by government resettlement of Poles during postwar population transfers (75%) as well as during the forced deportations from Polish lands annexed by the Soviet Union in the east region.
The Raclawice Panorama (Polish: Panorama Raclawicka) is a monumental (15 × 120 meter) panoramic painting depicting the Battle of Raclawice, during the Kosciuszko Uprising. It is currently located in Wroclaw, Poland. The painting is one of only a few preserved relics of a genre of 19th century mass culture, and the oldest in Poland. The panorama stands in a circular fashion and, with the viewer in the center, presents different scenes at various viewing angles. A special kind of perspective used in the painting and additional effects (lighting, artificial terrain) create a feeling of reality.
History ... The idea came from the painter Jan Styka (1858 -- 1925) in Lwów (Lvov) who invited the renowned battle-painter Wojciech Kossak (1857 -- 1942) to participate in the project. They were assisted by Ludwik Boller, Tadeusz Popiel, Zygmunt Rozwadowski, Teodor Axentowicz, Wlodzimierz Tetmajer, Wincenty Wodzinowski and Michal Sozanski.
The project was conceived as a patriotic manifestation commemorating the 100th anniversary of the victorious Battle of Raclawice, a famous episode of the Kosciuszko Insurrection, a heroic but in the end fallen attempt to defend Polish independence.
The battle was fought on April 4, 1794 between the insurrectionist force of regulars and peasant volunteers (awesome scythe-bearers) under Kosciuszko (1746 -- 1817) himself and the Russian army commanded by General Alexander Tormasov. For the nation which had lost its independence, the memory of this glorious victory was particularly important.
Poznań / Posen - Klokkenspel / Glockenspiel / Kuranty (2019)
- Videobeelden van het klokkenspel in het stadhuis van Poznań, donderdag 25 juli 2019.
- Videoaufnahmen vom Glockenspiel am Posener Rathaus, Donnerstag 25.07.2019.
- Video footage of the glockenspiel at Poznań town hall, Thursday July 25, 2019.