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@ladytruckviewIt was finally time to show you another church from Beskid Niski. Before going on this trip, I had not spent much time researching which churches were particularly worth visiting. In fact, I probably would never have seen this one, as it was not located anywhere along my planned route. However, while my friend and I were talking to a priest in Smerekowiec, he told us about a church in Kwiatoń that had been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. I decided that even though it meant driving a few extra kilometers, it would definitely be worth visiting. In the end, I managed to see it literally at the last moment — just before leaving the area and just before sunset.
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@dragan1957Hi everyone. today I will write to you about a city in Poland, Wroclaw. I arrived in the city by plane from Sofia, it was a direct flight and Sofia is very close to me. The flight was about 35 minutes. We had a bus from the airport to the city center. Otherwise, we went in an organized manner, as always in our old society.I wasn't blown away by this trip, but I was really pleasantly surprised by the beauty of the city.Namely, the city extends over the Oder River and its 4 tributaries, more than 25 small islands, and has over 200 bridges.We started our tour of the city from the main square, Reinek. The square is very large and is where most of the tourist attractions are located.In order to photograph the panorama of the city and at the same time enjoy the view, one group went to the high tower and I climbed the stairs to the Cathedral of St. Mary Magdalene.The two towers are connected by a pedestrian bridge 45 meters above the ground, which offers panoramic views of the city. Legend has it that the bridge is haunted by the souls of women who preferred partying to housework, hence the name Bridge of Penitents.The photo shows the bridge, and there is also a bronze figure of dwarfs, which are the symbol of the city, so I wanted to see that too.
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@evelynchacinHi everyone! One incredible place we absolutely loved in Bangkok (Thailand) was Lumphini Park. It’s a huge park with plenty to see and do—it’s the perfect spot to sit back and relax, enjoy the view or nature, or go for a run or a walk. Even the kids have a blast there, Believe me, Olivia really enjoyed the playground every day we were in Bangkok, so it’s a great place to visit as a family—but you’ll see for yourselves further down in this post.
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