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Everything points to the fact that in the near future the Szczyrkowski Ski Center can be safely called the most modern facility of this type in Poland. A Slovak investor who plans to implement a modernization plan proven in his country here has become interested in the site. In the spring of 2014, Tatry Mountain Resorts as, an investor from Slovakia, purchased 97 percent of the shares in the Szczyrk Ski Resort. Previously, activities aimed at surveying all ski runs and ski lifts that currently exist, as well as areas for planned ski runs and railway lines, were carried out. For the modernization to be possible, changes to the local spatial development plan and a development study will be needed. Work on creating improved versions of these documents started at the end of August and continues to date.

The Slovak investor is modernizing Szczyrk

Kemer is very popular among tourists from Russia and Germany, and is still little known among Poles. From the Adrasan water restaurants to hectares of tomato greenhouses in Kumluca, to the ruins of ancient cities such as Demre, it's a good starting point. When visiting Kemer, it is impossible not to notice how much money has been invested in this city. Currently, it is one of the most famous resorts of the Turkish Riviera, attracting tourists with beaches, most of which are certified with the Blue Flag. In the very center there is a wonderful park, very well-kept, designed with attention to every detail. A walk on it, among the greenery and fountains, is a real pleasure for the eyes.

Turkish Kemer

Oviedo is a nice Spanish university city, modern despite its remote location, actually in the provinces. They are distinguished by the number of sculptures that can be seen in it - a total of 107. Compared to other Spanish resorts, Oviedo is quiet and small. The more that in the old part of the city, casco viejo, there is no car traffic. Half of the pedestrianized streets run in this area and this is where life is most intense. If we visit Oviedo on Thursday, Saturday or Sunday, sooner or later our legs will lead us to Plaza del Fontán . Under this name, there is a square that serves as a marketplace these days. It was created on the site of a small, drained lake. It is surrounded by arcades, and apart from stalls, it also consists of pavilions where we can buy traditional black faience and local specialties. These include sidra apple pie and cabrales - blue-veined cheese with a very distinctive flavor and aroma.

Sculptures of Oviedo

Europe's Niagara Falls spills over in several arms, rolling waters amid rocks and greenery. The Swiss canton of Schaffhausen, which advertises itself as the heart of Europe, boasts the largest waterfall in the continent. The Rheinfall waterfall is beautiful. Its waters foam like milk, arousing admiration among people by the force of its inheritance. However, not among eels, which during the spawning period are able to climb the stones to the very top, driven by instinct. They are not impressed by the numbers: 23 meters high and 150 meters wide. Total, because the Rheinfall is actually a few waterfalls that together form a majestic miracle of nature. Almost 700,000 liters of water per second pass through it. Indeed, you have to be an eel to ignore these statistics.

Rheinfall - European Niagara Falls

There is a small resort on the southern coast of Bulgaria that successfully competes with northern competitors such as Nesebar. Maybe not as crowded, maybe not as cheerful as they are, but its attractions are just as, if not more, tempting. Especially for diving enthusiasts. We are talking about Sozopol, located about 31 km southeast of Burgas. It is considered by many to be the capital of cultural life on the Bulgarian Black Sea coast. It prides itself on the beauty of its long and wide beaches, its slow life and artistic community. The city is liked by musicians, painters and photographers who spend their holidays here. In addition, in the summer season, many cultural events, concerts and exhibitions take place here.

Sozopol anchors

Let's go to a city that smells of orange and incense. Let's visit places where gothic has reigned for centuries. Let's move to Seville, the capital of Andalusian flamenco, combining styles and cultures. Seville is the capital of Andalusia, the most populous autonomous community of Spain. It is the fourth largest city in the country and is located in its southern part. It owes its charm to the fact that many people call it a pearl in the Spanish crown. It shows the diversity of cultures and styles at every step - Seville remembers both half a thousand years of Muslim rule and its glory under the European banner.

Seville - the pearl in the crown

Greece is delicious wine, drunk and azure sea. Greece is nice people, lively music and skin gilded with the sun. Greece offers wonderful views of the smooth surface of the water and the sharp peaks of the hills covered with olive groves. Thessaloniki is the soul of Greece. Thessaloniki is a very old city, distinguished by its size - it is second in terms of size, just behind Athens. It is located in northern Greece on the Gulf of Salonica. Among all Greek towns and resorts, it has a unique climate - not only as an extremely beautiful resort, but also as the cradle of Christianity. For here the brothers Cyril and Methodius, patrons of Europe, were born, bringing faith to Slavic lands. Here the famous orator Cicero protected himself from persecution. Finally, one of the first Christian communities was founded by Saint Paul.

The White Tower of Thessaloniki

Bombed headquarters of the Yugoslav army, and a little further away loud clubs with the latest hits of the dance scene. A bold modernity and a quiet but meaningful past. This is Belgrade, the capital of Serbia and one of the popular destinations for party lovers until dawn. For some, a stopover in Belgrade is just a stopover on the way further south, for example to Greece. For others, it is a loud, vibrant and dancing place like Berlin or London. It is enough to spend one day here to find out that the capital of Serbia is a large and surprisingly modern city.

Night in Belgrade

Lefkada is one of the most beautiful islands in the Ionian Sea. It is surrounded by turquoise waters flowing into picturesque bays with clean, loose sand. It is mountainous and covered with citrus trees, cypresses, olives and almond trees. Every Greek island is beautiful, but there are some that leave you in awe and speechless. There are those on which life flows so quickly and so intensely that they twinkle in the sea like constellations, blinking their lights until late at night. Lefkada is just such an island - it does not sleep, and everyone will find their place there, regardless of whether they came to relax on the beach, face the waves while windsurfing or sailing.

All the colors of Lefkada

“The autumn leaves lie along the edges of the roads, shimmering with one half of the rainbow. They look like scattered roses of all colors. Golden stains tremble in the pond. The row of trees is reflected in it differently: willow - with gray mist, red hazel - with a butterfly's wing, poplars - with dark columns ”. Maria Pawlikowska-Jasnorzewska wrote beautifully about autumn, Staff and Tuwim wrote beautifully. This is perhaps the most poetic season of the year. For a romantic walk among rustling leaves, you can go to one of the most beautiful places located right on the border with Germany - to Muskau Park (Muskau Park). It is a vast national treasure, or rather a treasure of two countries, as it was shared by Germany and Poland. The Nysa Łużycka river flowing through it forms a natural border between two countries, and the whole is connected by bridges thrown over the river: the English Bridge, the Double Bridge and two park bridges.

A Polish-German treasure, i.e. a visit to the Muskau Park

The time before the autumn rain and cold can be pleasantly spent on trips and exploring the world in all shades of brown and gold. But how to protect yourself from treacherous weather, how to strengthen the body against a wave of colds and flu?. This is the time of the disease season every year. Those who try their best to stop the summer go first - they dress shortly, regardless of the treacherous cool wind. As soon as the sun shines a little stronger, they act as if it's still July. Next are those who remember to wear appropriate clothing for the temperature, but their bodies are not immune enough to fight the attack of viruses. It sounds as if everyone gets sick, whatever they do. So is there a chance to protect yourself from the disease?.

How to protect yourself from colds?

Roros is called the pearl of the Trondelag. It enjoys a somewhat dark fame of a haunted place, and the atmosphere is added to it by the original wooden buildings. We find them in Norway, close to the Swedish border. There are beautiful and interesting places, and there are also places that combine both of these features. When it comes to Roros, one may wonder if it is beautiful, but no one will deny him originality. It is a mining town located in the region of Norway, which is not one of the most popular tourist destinations - in its middle-eastern part. Despite the fact that it is not a very crowded place, you can get to it without any problems. Tourists going from Trondheim will reach Roros after a 2-2.5-hour drive, while those who wish to come from Oslo will take 4-5 hours.