The “Bartek” Oak – Polish kings rested there
According to the records the “Bartek” oak is over 700 years old. It is 30 metres high and 10 meters thick. The tree is tremendous and unique.
więcej >From A to Z
Passersby do not pay attention to a marbled plaque on the north wall of the cathedral in Kielce, in the belief that it is an epitaph. But the content of this plaque can be surprising after closer examination.
więcej >A Leap in the Fourth Dimension
The real treasure is kept in two 18th century tenement houses at the market square in Jędrzejów in the Świętokrzyskie voivodship. It is the world’s third collection of sundials and gnomonic devices.
więcej >“Wine Agritourism” – a New Tourist Trend
According to connoisseurs, Polish wine is palatable, original and aromatic, with a hint of freshness. Wine-making has been revived in the Świętokrzyskie voivodship.
więcej >The Open-Air Museum – “Galeria pod Chmurką”
Maruszów is a little village on the Kielce – Lublin route. A retired miner, Edward Ziarko, lives here developing his unusual interests.
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