Fat Thursday, where calories don’t count, and it’s all about pączki (pronounced “poonch-kee”)—Poland’s beloved deep-fried donuts.

You’ve probably seen locks with carved initials and hearts clasped to bridges all throughout Europe, but where did this tradition come from and why is it a symbol of love?

Visit the magical Christmas market in Kraków, Poland for some delicious food, warm drinks and new traditions.

In Poland, lighting candles and placing flowers in cemeteries are a continued tradition of remembrance for deceased loved ones.

No matter where you are stationed or visiting in Europe, there is a tattoo convention near you.

Poznań is full of cultural events and delicious international fare, with a special dedication to historical storytelling, rendering it quite an exciting destination.

  Any list of the best gifts from Poland will include cheese and vodka, amber jewelry, and pottery. Given a choice, the handmade Polish pottery, being both artistically beautiful and functional in a kitchen, is a clear winner.