Bialystok is a true treasure for fans of eco-tourism and active pastime. Fans of outdoor activities will be absolutely charmed by breathtaking landscapes of Bialowieza Forest and Podlasie, as well as by unique natural landmarks located not far from Biebrza Marches. The territory of Bialowieza Forest is now a large national reserve, during a walk in which visitors will see local fauna and many rare plants. European bisons are considered the main inhabitants of the park. As their number is constantly decreased, these animals are protected by the government and carefully monitored.
Białystok is full of attractive trading complexes. Galeria Alfa is among the most popular. This complex is the largest in the city and located in a vibrant central district. It houses over … 
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The population of this town mainly consists from Polish and Belorussian people. Bialystok is known by the large number of educational institutions as on its territory you will find 15 … Open
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Bialystok is a fantastic destination for fans of wild nature and outdoor recreation as there are so many destinations worth exploring just outside the city. The neighborhoods are full of charming towns and villages with old architecture and distinct traces of Jewish, Orthodox, and Moslem cultures. Each of these towns has its own charm and landmarks. For example, Choroszcz is famous for a beautiful architectural place of interest – the summer residence of the Branicki family. Knyszyn once had a chance to become the capital of the whole country as it was the beloved place of King Sigismund August. Tykocin is famous as the location of the second biggest synagogue.
The majority of local food is distinguished by simplicity, skillful use of different spices, and an unforgettable combination of cuisines of the world. Culinary traditions of Bialystok … Open
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Attractions and entertainment in Poland
Diving in the Baltic Sea is aimed at those who have some practice already. The underwater relief near the coast of Poland is quite complex. The currents change rapidly and it is quite problematic for a new diver to cope with them. Nevertheless, the remnants of more than 200 ships that have sunk in different epochs are resting on the seabed. The most popular dive sites are the coastal cities of Gdynia, Gdansk, Ustka, and Leba. Fans of extreme diving will like the underwater caves of Snezhnye Studnya, Bystra, and Mentusya. Solinsky lake is the most suitable for sailing. The lake is of artificial origin and has numerous curves. Optimal winds are blowing there, making it possible to sail under ideal conditions. Also, you can sail on the Mazurian lakes. There is a large number of different tourist camps and sports schools.
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