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Category: Central Europe

The Glowing Bike Lane

NewYorker October 27, 2016 October 27, 2016Central Europe, Europe, Poland Architecture, Colorful, Curiosities, Hidden Gems, Tips & Tricks

An amazing and revolutionary glowing cycling strip has been recently unveiled near the the town of Lidzbark Warminski, in the Mazury region of Poland.

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WrocÅ‚aw’s dwarves

NewYorker March 31, 2016 November 6, 2017Central Europe, Europe, Poland Curiosities, Fantasy, Hidden Gems, History, Sightseeing

There is no doubt: WrocÅ‚aw is a wonderful city. And did you know that almost 200 of its 630,000 inhabitants are… dwarves? Yes, exactly: dwarves! This ever growing community lives in the town’s underbelly, but you might get lucky and meet a few of them walking down WrocÅ‚aw’s streets, squares…

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Poland’s underground Cathedral

NewYorker February 5, 2016 November 6, 2017Central Europe, Europe, Poland Curiosities, Hidden Gems, Sightseeing, Tips & Tricks, UNESCO World Heritage

About 10 kilometres (~6 miles) south-east of Krakow, a small town hides an unbelievable treasure. This town is Wieliczka, and the treasure is its Salt Mine, where salt has been extracted since the 13th century up until 2007, which made it one of the world’s oldest salt mines in operation.…

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Goslar: the Queen of Harz

NewYorker September 13, 2015 October 7, 2015Central Europe, Europe, Germany Hidden Gems, UNESCO World Heritage
Streets of Goslar

On the northeast edge of the Harz mountains lies Goslar, once a prosperous mining town, and now one of the best-preserved examples of a german town of the late middle ages.

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Ceský Krumlov: dive into the Renaissance

NewYorker September 10, 2015 October 7, 2015Central Europe, Czech Republic, Europe Hidden Gems, UNESCO World Heritage
Cesky Krumlov Panorama

A perfect example of an untouched medieval historic centre, with its Renaissance architecture, its amazing small alleys, the wonderful coats of arms that enrich the burghers houses, and its castle, Ceský Krumlov has been included on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

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