It’s not a mystery that living in Poland is cheaper compared to other European countries. Poland has a moderate cost of living index. Larger cities are significantly more expensive than in rural areas. One of the main reasons why people choose to move to Poland is usually affordable prices of rent, food and entertainment. On […]
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What is the difference between first-cycle, Bachelor’s degree courses and Master’s? What’s the Bologna Process in general, and how regular student can gain from it? Basically, what’s the structure and Institutions of higher education in Poland? How the examinations and the credits system look like? All that and more is right bellow. Let’s find out!
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Polish cuisine is known for its distinctive taste within the gastronomic world. Also, some of the unique Polish dishes are much less accessible once you leave the country. Everyone who has spent enough time in Poland to dive into the local food will surely miss them. Commonly Polish food universe is limited to dumplings, sausages
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Regarded as too challenging to learn, Polish is often overlooked by tourists and foreigners. People believe that pronouncing “przepraszam” or “poproszę” is beyond their possibilities, in case why they don’t learn Polish. But for those who are travelling through Poland or moved there, knowing necessary Polish help appreciate the country more. It also allows us
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Polish always had a reputation of one of the most difficult languages on the planet. In recent years, linguists worldwide agreed and named Polish the hardest language on Earth, surpassing Hungarian and Chinese. We want to help you navigate through sibilant sounds and of those endless hisses of the Slavic tongue. That’s why I’ve made
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There are numerous lists contains the best or most essential pieces of Polish culture. Some of them were settled from artistry point of view or traditional craftsmanship. Others were put together because of historical importance and factors building a national identity. I believe that the most important culture is the one that is still a
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Polish cities are the hottest travel destinations right now – more than 18.3 million tourists last year. At that point it’s pointless to promote Warsaw, Cracow or Gdansk once again – everyone knows that they are vibrant and lovely towns, definitely worth visiting. But outside the urban centres, there are forests, mountains and lakes to
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The unofficial capital of Europe’s east flank is a city of Białystok – the largest city in northeastern Poland. It has resulted in a lengthy interaction between Poles, Russians, Belarusians, Tatars, Magyars, Catholics, Orthodox Christians, Muslims, and Jews. The fact that the city became a melting pot of minorities inspired Białystok’s most famous son, L.
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Already in the Middle Ages Szczecin started to build its own position and importance in the region on the Baltic Sea. The status of a major port city has driven development and grew wealthy from trade and transport. In the first half of the 20th century, Szczecin becomes capital of West Pomerania. Due to its
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Silesian province of Poland is popular because of its industrial past and its rich coal seams. The fast growth of mining the 19th century fuelled modern-day cultural identity. The political and social history is incredibly complex and entails uprisings, a referendum and an autonomous state within Poland. Katowice is the capital of the region, but
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