Almost every country has legend or tale that involves a dragon. Whether its a courageous knight set out to defeat it as told by the well-known British legend in Saint George and the Dragon, or how it comes to bring good luck to a village as mentioned in several Chinese folklore’s, humans for centuries have always been fascinated by dragons. In Poland, there is [...]
The 50th annual Krakow Film Festival willl be happening from 31 May to 6 June 2010. The 7 day festival features over 250 films from Poland and abroad. Films are presented in competitions and in special sections like retrospectives, documnetary, thematic cycles, and archive screenings. As well as offering a wide range of films, guests can take part in exhibitions, concerts, [...]
Here’s a collection of Christmas photos from Central and Eastern Europe. Merry Christmas!
This year marks the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall and what better way to go sightseeing around where the wall once stood than in a Trabant. Besides the many events and activities celebrating its infamous destruction, there is a unique phenomenon taking place in the region – the popularity of Trabant [...]
