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Morskie Oko lake (trans. Eye of the sea) is the highest lake in Poland at an altitude of 1395 meters above sea level. It is worth going there and admiring the highest peaks of the Polish Tatra mountains. The lake can be seen alone or with the assistance of a mountain guide.
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Polka folk dance does not originally come from Poland. Dance was created by our neighbors - the Czech Republic. Our most popular folk dances are krakowiak, kujawiak, mazur, oberek, polonez. During your visit to Poland, you may have a chance to see them, e.g. at folk festivals or an evening dinner in a regional restaurant
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Existing in Poland Bialowieza National Park is the oldest survived natural forest on the continent. You will find there the largest population of the European Bison.
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In Poland exists 23 National Parks and 123 landscape parks. 30% of the country is covered with forests.
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At the end of the 16th century, Poland became the largest country in Europe. Since then Poland has been occupied or fought for freedom over 40 times
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The largest wooden church in the world - the "Temple of Peace" is located in Świdnica. The church can accommodate up to 7,500 people
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In Poland there is also the largest bricked church in the world. This is the Saint Mary's Church in Gdańsk
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Maria Skłodowska Curie was the first woman awarded the Nobel Prize and the only one who was awarded the Nobel Prize twice
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80% of the world's amber resources come from the Polish seaside
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Malbork is the largest fully preserved castle in the world
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Poland has the largest mineral water resources in Europe. In Krakow, locals enjoy the second cleanest public water in the world
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Warsaw (Warszawa) literally means "saw war". This term is accurate because after the fall of the Warsaw Uprising in 1944 and further warfare, 85 percent of the city's buildings were in ruins. The city has been perfectly restored, rebuilt from ashes and today is one of the fastest-growing modern cities in Europe