Travel Digest #1613

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Hello everyone! This is @ybanezkim26 and I'll be presenting today's edition of #TravelDigest. In our featured posts, we have a forest in Poland, a port in Spain, and a trail in Hungary. Enjoy!

All featured posts are visible on the Editors Choice Map and upvoted by @pinmapple, @blocktrades, @theycallmedan and the curation trail. For more travel digests check out #traveldigest.

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🥇 The first exploration of Dulowa Forest, the land of old mines. by @astinmin

The Dulowa Forest, a green enclave located about 40 minutes from the center of Krakow, is an excellent place for a quick trip outside the city. It is a remnant of an ancient forest that stretched to Krakow in the Middle Ages. It is also part of the Tenczynek Landscape Park established 40 years ago, protecting the landscape and cultural values of the beautiful areas stretching from Krakow to the city of Chrzanów. It is impossible to list all its attractions, which include the ruins of medieval castles, palaces and manors, geological objects, and numerous nature reserves. Huge area for multi-day exploitation, loved by hikers and cyclists. The Dulowa Forest is located in the western part of the landscape park, and its most significant (though not the only) tourist attraction is the ruins of the Tenczyn Castle. The Old Mining Trail, which connects many closed mines and quarries, also runs through the nearby forests.

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🥈 Beautiful view of the port of Sóller, Mallorca {EN}_{ES}{BG} by @snedeva

A little further from this terrace there is a museum called Museo del Mar.I didn't know it,but from what was inside I think all the material was taken from the sea.There is no entrance fee and anyone can go in to have a look.

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🥉 Beyond my blue Trail: Holy well at Mátraverebély, Fejérkő castle ruins, geological section at Sámsonháza, Somoskő and sleeping in a hermit's cave by @fairyberry

As we had plenty of time that day, we took our time and had a look around. We visited a nearby spring named after our King St. Laszlo, which is not the same as the holy well within the area.

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