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The traditional costume of Poland.
What is “stroje ludowe” ?
It is the most often eaten food in Poland.
What is Pierogi?
It is the largest and fourth-deepest lake in the Tatra Mountains.
What is the Morskie Oko Lake?
What are the colors of Poland's flag?
Red and White
A hat of an interesting shape usually made from a red fabric and embellished with colorful ribbons and a peacock feather.
What is a Krakuska?
This holiday is celebrated the Thursday before Ash Wednesday with “pączki”.
What is Fat Thursday?
It is the second longest river in Poland.
What is River Warta?
This metropolis stands on the Vistula River in east-central Poland and its population is officially estimated at 1.8 million residents.
What is Poland's Capital? (Warsaw)
A tradition which involves pouring girls with water so that they can marry happily in future.
What is Smingus Dyngus or Wet Monday?
A pork chop, traditionally coated in egg, breadcrumbs, and fried in hot oils with onion. Poland's National Dish.
What is Schabowy?
It was the largest lake in Prussia, when Warmia-Masuria was under German rule.
What is Lake Sniardwy?
It is the most recognizable symbol of Poland.
What is the White Eagle?
The removing the bride's veil and thus accepting her into a group of married women.
What is the Oczepiny ritual?
Nothing warms up the belly like this Polish soup.
What is Sour Cucumber Soup?
In 22 rows, in an area covering 16 acres grow several hundred pine trees of a peculiar shape referred to as "Crooked Wood".
What is “Krzywy Las” in Nowe Czarnowo?
Founded by King Casimir III the Great in 1364.
What is the Jagiellonian University?
It takes two to play this instrument. One holds it while the other makes the sound by pulling its tail.
What is a Burczybas?
A Slavic ethnic group which lives in northern Poland, in the Pomerania region.
Who are the Kashubian?
Matolek the Goat welcomes everyone at the gates of this museum.
What is the European Centre of Fairytales in Pacanow?
Following Christmas, a priest pays a customary visit to all homes in the parish.
What is Koleda?