Wola Chorzelowska

Wola Chorzelowska is situated 70 miles (113 kilometers) east of Krakow and 130 miles (209 kilometers) south of the national capital, Warsaw.

See why Poland is so universally-loved by local and international travelers alike, by taking to the road and experiencing the abundance of man-made and natural attractions surrounding Wola Chorzelowska. Ropczyce and Debica are two more places worth checking out while you're in Poland.

Spend the time to delve deeper into Poland by researching its history. A great place to begin is by visiting the area's historically significant ruins. If you are looking for indoor activities, you really can't go past Poland's art museums, theaters and history museums. These are great spots to learn a little about the local lore and culture and find a special souvenir.

Relax upon the water by going boating or kite surfing. If you enjoy spending time with like-minded travelers, Poland has a range of specialized activities such as wildlife spotting tours, cycling tours and city walking tours.

Delve into the cuisine of Poland by learning about popular local food. Cooks in this region commonly make use of beef and cabbage in their kitchen. There are plenty of specialty dishes locally. Taste kotlet schabowy (breaded cutlet) or gołąbki (soft boiled cabbage leaves wrapped around minced meat). Poland desserts such as piernik (gingerbread) are also a good thing to try.

At the end of your holiday in this special place, say goodbye the way locals do, with a hearty "Narazie."