Poland's Iconic Places: Kraków, Wieliczka, Auschwitz and

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This documentary presents Poland's most significant landmarks and regions, featuring Kraków's historic Old Town and Kazimierz District, the underground Chapel of St. Kinga at Wieliczka Salt Mine, mountain attractions like Kasprowy Wierch and Morskie Oko in the Tatras, and Warsaw's reconstruction after World War II. Coverage includes Malbork Castle, Wrocław Cathedral, Białowieża National Park's European bison, and the memorial at Auschwitz-Birkenau.

Duration
54 min 9 s
Start
Rynek Główny (Main Market Square)
End
Sopot
Stops
55
Channel author
Nations Uncovered

Timestamps and places

  1. — Rynek Główny (Main Market Square) (Introduction to Poland)
  2. — Royal Castle (Kraków's Main Market Square (Rynek Główny))
  3. — Białowieża Forest
  4. — Wieliczka Salt Mine
  5. — Pierogi Festival in Kraków
  6. — Kraków Old Town & Landmarks
  7. — St. Mary's Basilica (Cloth Hall & St. Mary's Basilica)
  8. — Wawel Castle
  9. — Gdańsk (Wawel Cathedral)
  10. — Kazimierz District
  11. — Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum (Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial)
  12. — Warsaw
  13. — King Sigismund's Column (Royal Castle, King Sigismund's Column, Market Square)
  14. — Palace of Culture and Science
  15. — Tatra Mountains
  16. — Zakopane
  17. — Kasprowy Wierch
  18. — Morskie Oko
  19. — Malbork Castle
  20. — Wrocław Cathedral (Wrocław)
  21. — Malbork (Wrocław Cathedral)
  22. — Wrocław Dwarfs
  23. — Białowieża National Park
  24. — Poznań Cathedral (Poznań)
  25. — Poznań (Poznań Cathedral)
  26. — Słowiński National Park
  27. — Łeba & Łebsko Lake
  28. — Częstochowa
  29. — Jasna Góra Monastery
  30. — Zamość Cathedral (Zamość)
  31. — Zamość (Zamość Cathedral)
  32. — Kazimierz Dolny
  33. — Lublin
  34. — Moszna Castle
  35. — Bieszczady Mountains
  36. — Masurian Lake District (Bieszczady National Park)
  37. — Książ Castle

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POLAND: Exploring Its Most Iconic Places | Travel Documentary

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