Since its beginnings in the Middle Ages, Lublin has been a multicultural city, mostly due to its favourable location by important trade routes, in the borderland influenced by Eastern and Western Christian traditions.

The trail begins in Dwernik (Lutowiska commune) and ends in Chmiel.

Lublin, the largest city east of the Vistula River, has had a long and eventful history. The first settlers appeared here in the 6th c. but it was in 1317 that Lublin received a municipal charter from King Ladislaus I the Elbow-high and became a...

Lublin is a city associated with many well-known, distinguished people who were born, lived, worked and fulfilled their dreams and ambitions here.

Owes its name to the castles and strongholds that can be found along its route that are perched atop high cliffs, like eagles’ nests

The trail leads from Poznań to the northernmost municipality in Wielkopolskie voivodeship – Okonka.

Trans-Wielkopolska Trail – southern part

8 items in Malopolskie Voivodship have been entered in Unesco World Cultural and Natural Heritage List - the greatest number in Poland!

A tourist trail, along which lie the most valuable monuments of former village architecture and folk art.

Zielona Góra - Nowy Kisielin – Droszków – Zabór – the Napoleon Oak – Milsko

Ziemiański Bike Trail is the most interesting cycling route in the Wielkopolski Cycling Route System.