Welcome to Poland

top - white, bottom - red

National banner: flag with

national emblem - national symbol used by ships, civil air ports, diplomatic missions and consular posts

red background
National anthem: Mazurek Dabrowskiego

European Union.
The money used is 1 zloty = 100 groszy.
The

population of Poland is 38,621,000.
The language spoken is Polish.
The capital of Poland is Warsaw.

Europe Poland is 69th largest country in the world and

9th largest in Europe

with the Constitution of 2nd April 1997, the organs of

state are:
Legislative authority: The Sejm and the Senate of the Republic of Poland,
Executive authority: The President and the Council of Ministers,
Judicial authority: The courts and tribunals.
The President: Lech Kaczyński; sworn into office on 23 December 2005.
The President is elected in a general election; the term lasts for 5 years from the date the President is sworn into office.

(mainly Evangelical): 1 %
Pope John Paul II

Catholic St.Anne’s Church
in

Warsaw

Lutheran Jesus Church in Cieszyn

Grabarka

lot of nice parks and squares there. Its famous old town is about forty years,

but it looks like a medieval town with its Royal Palace on the steep bank of the river Visla. The most beautiful places in Warsaw are Wilanow Palace, Warsaw Barbican, a monument to Chopin one of the great composer in the world, the Cathedral of St. John and some others. There are many pretty cafes, large and small cinemas and theatres,shops and markets, nightclubs in the centre of the city. 

a musical composer
Marie Curie - woman scientist and the first

to win a Nobel Prize
Karol Wojtyla or better known as Pope John Paul II

and especially study English so that they will be able

to get good jobs. Most families are very poor and children see the importance of trying to get to college and get good jobs.
Kids play games such as soccer, volleyball, field and ice hockey and streetball which is like our basketball.
The mountains provide hiking in the summer and skiing in the winter. Camping, swimming and fishing are popular activities in the summer.

protection.
The main task of a national park is to study

and preserve the unity of natural systems of the area, as well as to restore the disturbed or extinct elements of a native nature.
There are 23 national parks in Poland with total area of ca. 315,000 ha, which cover approximately 1 per cent of the country's area.
Polish National Parks are exceptional in Europe for their range of wildlife, their size and varying geographical interest

National Parks