Kujawsko-Pomorskie Province 2,100,000 inhabitants 17,970 sq. km
| Kujawsko-Pomorskie / Map |
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Map shows major towns, roads and rivers. |
| Kujawsko-Pomorskie Province |
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Furnished by PolandGenWeb |
| Kujawsko-Pomorskie |
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Website provides various types of statistical information for the province - a Polish Agency for Foreign Investment page |
| Kujawy |
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Wikipedia's entry for the region |
| Traditional Madness |
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Description of Mardi Gras celebration in the region in the Kujawy region. |
| Everyday Life in the Roman Period |
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The Region of Kuiavia was one of the major settlement centers of what the Romans called the Barbaricum, one of the zones that lay beyond the limits of the then civilized world. |
| Kujawiak; Folk Music |
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A description of the Kujawiak folk dance characteristic of the region |
| Kujawiak |
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An article about the folk dance associated with the region. |
| Poland / Map |
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Map of Poland showing major towns and roads |
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Bydgoszcz: Capital of the Province - 386,600 inhabitants
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| Welcome to Bydgoszcz |
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Official website of the city - it opens on a Polish page and requires clicking on a small British flag at top right to reach the English language page |
| The Leon Wyczolkowski Regional Museum |
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Museum devoted to Leon Wyczolkowski (1852-1936), a painter and graphic artist, whose works are considered to be some of the most important in late nineteenth and early twentieth century Polish art |
| Postcards of Bydgoszcz |
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A collection of old postcard views of Bydgoszcz dating to the time prior to 1918 when the city had been incorporated into German Prussia |
| Bydgoszcz |
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Wikipedia's entry for the town |
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Biskupin/Wenecja - 320 inhabitants
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| Biskupin |
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Iron Age settlement dating to 3000 years ago that was discovered in the summer of 1933 when the waters covering it receded and was subsequently partially reconstructed. |
| Essential Information on "Biskupin.
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This article is adapted from from Wikipedia
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| Archeological Museum in Biskupin |
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The official page of the museum presenting a variety of information about the site |
| Archeology Festival: The Barbarians' Peaceful Party |
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Page describes a "hands on" festival at the archeological site. |
| Archaelogical Museum in Biskupin |
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A brief description of the reconstructed arechological site |
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Ciechocinek - 11,300 inhabitants
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| Ciechocinek - The Pearl of Health Resorts |
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The pages of the Spa's promotion office - provides a map of the town, information regarding its history, tourist attractions. hotels, restaurants, etc. |
| The Spa Hotel "Under the Twig Towers" |
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The page of the health resorts principal spa hotel |
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Golub-Dobrzyn (Golub - Dobrzyń) - 13,100 inhabitants
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| Golub-Dobrzyn castle |
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A Teutonic Knights' castle raised in the years 1305-1311 to which tourists flock to see the international tournaments organized on the castle premises. |
| Golub - Dobrzyń |
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Wikipedia's entry for the town |
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Grudziadz (Grudziądz) - 102,800 inhabitants
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| Grudziadz |
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A brief introduction to the town |
| Grudziadz |
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The town's official website provides information regarding history, the economy, culture and education, sport and tourism, sight-seeing, fortifications, etc. |
| Grudziadz |
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A brief introduction to the town |
| Grudziadz Monuments |
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Each webpage features a photograph of a monument and short notes about it. |
| Grudziądz |
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Wikipedia's entry for the town |
| Grudziadz - Investment Opportunities |
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Location, economy, leading local businesses, etc. |
| Grudziadz |
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Pages from the Lexicon of Polish Cities, Towns and Villages
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Inowroclaw (Inowrocław) - 79,400 inhabitants
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| Inowroclaw |
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Exensive description of the town and its history |
| Inowrocław |
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Wikipedia's entry for the town
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Pakosc (Pakość) - 5,900 inhabitants
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| Pakość |
7 webpages |
The town's official website |
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Torun (Toruń) - 205,800 inhabitants
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| Torun |
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The official website of the city |
| Maps of Torun and its neighbourhood |
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Various maps of Torun that can be enlarged |
| Torun |
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Page presents commented photos of objects - buildings, monuments - reflecting on the history of the city |
| Nicolaus Copernicus University |
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The website of one of Poland's major university's |
| Torun - Not Only Copernicus
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A "Panorama of Polish Cities" page devoted to Torun |
| The Medieval Town of Torun |
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UNESCO page placing Torun on the World Heritage List |
| Torun awarded with the Council of Europe Flag of Honor |
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Article celebrating the 2001 award of this honor |
| Toruń |
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Wikipedia's entry for the town |
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Wloclawek (Włocławek) - 123,000 inhabitants
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| Relaxation in Wloclawek |
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article describes the peace and quiet.of the town and its gardens, all much valued by patients who come to this town and its well known Spa.
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| Włocławek |
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Wikipedia's entry for the town
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Kujawsko-Pomorskie Region of Poland
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