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GoPoland! - This travel guide contains a history about the country in addition to individual histories on 11 (when we last checked) different Polish cities and towns. Find brief descriptions on local sights, museums, galleries, and more here for each location.
Official Website of Poland - Discover Poland! You'll find information about the culture, natural environment and even politics. Visit with the President of Poland. You'll find tourist information, and educational information.
Polish National Parks - Explore 22 different national parks in Poland, complete with pictures and geological histories and descriptions of the areas. The geology ranges from the seashores in Wolinski to the snow-covered mountains in Tatrzanski, from the caves in Ojcowski to the gorges in Pieninski. Take a virtual vacation through Poland's parks here, and learn some geology on the way.
Polish National Parks - Explore 22 different national parks in Poland, complete with pictures and geological histories and descriptions of the areas. The geology ranges from the seashores in Wolinski to the snow-covered mountains in Tatrzanski, from the caves in Ojcowski to the gorges in Pieninski. Take a virtual vacation through Poland's parks here, and learn some geology on the way.
The Official Website of Poland - This official site is your passport to many interesting links to government ministries and departments, as well as other useful sites dealing with the environment, culture, tourism, health, and more. Many of the resources are in Polish, and English versions are under development.
The Poland Country Guide - A tribe known as Polians, or "dwellers of the field," claimed Poland as their own in the early ninth century. At this site, you can learn about Polish history, people, and culture. If you explore the site, you'll find interesting details. For instance, defensive castles became an integral part of the Polish landscape in the fourteenth century in the reign of Casimir the Great, who "found Poland built of wood and left her built of stone." The Education section includes links to the major universities in Poland.
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