1. POLAND

2. LANGUAGE
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The Polish language is a West Slavic language
group spoken mostly in Poland. It is written
with the Latin alphabet, with great use of
digraphs and diacritics signs extras.

3. TYPICAL CUISINE
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Pierogi(empanadilla con carne y verdura)

4. Zurek

5. Kartczy

6. CURRENCY
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The Polish currency is called ZLOTY, meaning
"gold". Their abbreviations are PLN bank.
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1 zloty equals 100 grosz (cents zloty).
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The coins are divided into: 1, 2 and 5 zloty and
1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 groszy
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and banknotes: 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 zloty.
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The zloty bills are flagged for the blind in the
left below as follows:

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10 zloty - square
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20 zloty - Circle
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50 zloty - Rhombus
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100 zloty - cross
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200 zloty - triangle

8. RELIGION
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Poland has no official religion, but the majority of the
population belongs to the Roman Catholic Church.
Approximately more than 90% of Poles are Roman
Catholics. Yet 58% of the total population actively
practice their religious beliefs. The rest of the
population belongs to the Orthodox Church (about
509,500) are Catholic Greeks (123,000), Jehovah's
Witnesses (about 122 757) and are Lutherans-
Augsburg (approximately

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87,300). Other Christian denominations
include Baptists, Church of Christ, the Old
Catholic Church of the Mariavites, the
Methodists, the New Apostolic Church,
Pentecostals, Polish Catholics, Lutherans and
Reformed Seventh-day Adventists. There are
about 5,200 members of the Muslim Religious
Union and approximately 5,100 Hare Krishnas.
Over 60% of Poles go to church regularly.

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In the country the four branches of Catholicism are
Armenian, Byzantine-Ukrainian neo-Uniate and
Roman Catholics. Roman Catholics represent the
majority and in 1998 exceeded 25 million
(approximately 28,000 parishes and 9,990 priests). In
Poland there are 138 registered churches and
spiritual associations. Pope John Paul II was Polish, so
the influence of Catholicism and its popularity should
not be surprising. It is a fact that the

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Catholic Church has been politically important
in the history of Poland. Some Poles found
refuge in churches during the years of
communist government repression. Although
predominantly Roman Catholic Poland is the
abode of other spiritual groups such as Russian
Orthodox and Protestant respective

12. 
The flag of Poland is made of two horizontal stripes of
equal size. The top stripe is white and the lower red.
It has a 5:8 proportions.
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There is a version with the national emblem, the flag
State, which is used abroad as diplomatic flag and is
also the flag of the merchant marine.
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The colors of the flag of Poland come from national
emblem: the white represents the White Eagle and
the red color of the field of the shield. Its origins date
back to the

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thirteenth century, when the white eagle was
set on a red surface by the princes of the Piast
dynasty. The white and red are two of the pan-
Slavic colors began to appear on shields,
banners and cavalry scripts, going to appear in
the military flags.
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Recovered independence is officially flag of
Poland from August 1, 1919

14. Geographical Location
Poland is in the center of the European
continent. Poland, officially the Republic of
Poland, is a country in Central Europe,
Which borders the northern Baltic Sea and
Russia, on the east by Lithuania, Belarus
and Ukraine; on the south by the Czech
Republic and Slovakia, and to the west by
Germany. Poland occupies the 9th place in
Europe.

16. Summary of Your Trip
Price of Tickets: € 313.83
March
Friday, 31-May-13
Malaga (AGP) 09:10
Varsovia (WAW) 19:05
Company: LOT polish airlines
Return
Saturday, 8-Jun-13
Varsovia (WAW) 19:45
Málaga (AGP) 12:35
Company: Swiss international airlines

17. Information about the bus
•
Price: 400€
BUS ESTANDAR
location: 14011 Córdoba
Antiquity: 9 years
Number of Seats: 55 seats
Features:
Trip Features:
March :
Leave: Baena Arrive: Aeropuerto de Málaga
Leave time: 5:00 Arrive time: 7:30
Return :
Leave: Málaga Arrive: Baena
Leave time: 14:00 Arrive time: 16:30
Company: Aucorsa
Daily price per person:0,90€ (including gasoline)

18. DAILY PLANNING

19. First day
• At 9:10 we left the Malaga airport and arrived
at the airport varsovia at 19:05
• We arrived at the hotel and the rest of the day

20. SECOND DAY
• sandy beaches located on the coast of the
Baltic Sea

21. third day
CZESTOCHOWA
• Among the picturesque lies Czestochowa Jurassic
rocks of Krakow-Czestochowa Upland, topped with
the ruins of medieval castles. But for the majority of
Poles, Czestochowa is Associated With The Jasna
Gora Monastery and the icon of the Black Madonna,
credited With many miracles. The sanctuary is
famous as one of the world's greatest places of
pilgrimage, but its imposing architecture Also lures
many tourists

22. fourth day
Malbork
• The Teutonic Order was founded around the year
1190 in Palestine to crusade against the Muslims and
pagans. In the early 14th century the Teutonic
Knights Their Capital moved from Venice to Malbork
on the Nogat River, que is now in northern Poland.
The most significant trace of the Their Presence in
the town is the imposing red brick castle from 1274
on the river bank, and it is the largest Gothic fortress
in Europe.

23. fifth day
Oswiecim
• The modest provincial town of Oswiecim is
better Known by its German name
"Auschwitz", and was witness to an enormous
evil Caused by humankind. Around 1.5 million
people perished in the largest Nazi
extermination camp of the Second World
War. A gruesome exposition in the former
camp makes the visitors rethink Their basic
human values, humanity and dignity: such as.

24. sixth day
LOS TATRA
• It is the highest mountain in the Alps and the
Caucasus. Its peaks, always covered with snow, its
steep slopes, picturesque valleys and numerous
lagoons, these are all factors that create the unique
charm of this site. Varied ski routes attract fans to
the sport, while lovers of mountain hiking trails
available which together have about 250 km. We
also recommend a visit to Zakopane, Podhale's
tourist capital, where still alive mountain folklore.

25. seventh day
VARSOVIA
• After WWII the capital has been virtually completely
rebuilt. In the center of Warsaw have built many
skyscrapers and other construction plans, but the
Palace of Culture and Science, the memory of Stalin's
time, the building still stands out from the
architectural point of view. In this modern city can
also make a trip to the past, visiting the Old Town,
the Royal Route, the Chopin Museum, some old
palaces and the old Jewish ghetto

26. Eight day
• the last day we left the airport in Warsaw and
came to Malaga and the bus picks us up and
takes us to Baena