Project ARADO – The Lost Laboratory of Hitler
In Kamienna Góra, Lower Silesia, there are underground areas shrouded in mystery. Project ARADO – The Lost Laboratory of Hitler is an underground complex built during World War II.
Café and Gallery LOTOS
Upon crossing the threshold of the unassuming café from the outside, I was greeted by a charming and atmospheric place. In the Lotos café, we can sink into soft armchairs, swaying to the rhythm of gentle music.
Waligóra: Discovering the Heart of the Kamienne Mountains
Waligóra, rising to 936 meters above sea level, ranks 19th in height in the Polish Crown of Mountains, and the shortest route to the summit takes only 30 minutes. It may not sound very impressive, right? However, those who have conquered Waligóra know that the numbers do not fully capture the challenge and intensity of this ascent. The yellow trail to the summit of Waligóra is one of the steepest climbs in the entire Sudetes! Read on to discover why Waligóra is so special!
Łuk Mużakowa
Since 2004, the Łuk Mużakowa, listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List, is famous for its unique colorful lakes, beautiful park, and the castle in Bad Muskau.
The Church of Peace in Jawor
The Church of Peace in Jawor, the largest wooden sacred building in the world.
Ruins of Świny Castle
The ruins of Świny Castle are located in Lower Silesia, in the town of Świny, near Bolków. The site is primarily known by locals, standing in the shadow of Bolków Castle. There is little information available about the fortress, which makes the place even more intriguing. Table of Contents: Short History of Świny Castle The first mention of the settlement […]
Following the Trail of Wrocław’s Dwarfs – Part I
Explore Wrocław through hidden dwarfs, historical sites, and local legends. Visit my travel blog for more tips and itineraries to discover the city’s charm!
Palm House – The Pearl of Princess Daisy
The Palm House in Wałbrzych was created at the initiative of Jan Henryk XV as a gift for his wife, Maria Teresa Cornwallis, who was known as Daisy at the time.
![[ENG] Malacca was once worth more than gold.
This is not a metaphor. In the 15th century, this port controlled one of the most important trade routes in the world. Ships from China, India, Arabia and Europe passed through the Strait of Malacca, carrying silk, porcelain, spices and gold. Whoever controlled this city controlled trade between East and West.
Today, Malacca looks calm and unassuming. Low buildings, a red colonial square, temples, narrow streets of Chinatown.
Only when you learn its history do you begin to understand how significant this place once was.
[PL] Malacca była kiedyś warta więcej niż złoto.
To nie jest metafora. W XV wieku ten port kontrolował jeden z najważniejszych szlaków handlowych świata. Statki z Chin, Indii, Arabii i Europy przepływały przez Cieśninę Malakka, przewożąc jedwab, porcelanę, przyprawy i złoto. Kto kontrolował to miasto, kontrolował handel między Wschodem a Zachodem.
Dzisiaj Malacca wygląda spokojnie i niepozornie. Niskie budynki, czerwony kolonialny plac, świątynie, wąskie uliczki Chinatown.
Dopiero kiedy poznasz jej historię, zaczynasz rozumieć, jak ogromne znaczenie miało to miejsce.
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