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Tue 16 Mar 2010

Highlander selling oscypki cheese at summer festival.
If you’re heading to Krakow, Warsaw or Wroclaw, Poland this summer and fall, plan to attend culinary, cultural and harvest festivals in those three cities and surrounding areas. You’ll taste great regional cuisine and get to sing and dance with the locals. What a treat!
JUNE – AUGUST 2010
KRAKOW
Oscypek and All Cheeses Festival- A celebration of all cheeses - 7 & 8 August 2010 in Zakopane, Lesser Poland region
Pierogi Festival- Polish stuffed dumplings festival – 13, 14, 15 August 2010 – location: Maly Rynek square in Krakow, Lesser Poland region
XLIV Sabalowe Bajania- Annual festival of the local folklore -11 – 15 August 2010 in Bukowina Tatrzanska, Lesser Poland region
The International Highland Folk Festival- Highlanders from all over the world descend on Zakopane – 22 – 29 August, 2010 – Zakopane, Lesser Poland region
Fair of Folk Art – Buy and learn how to make handicrafts, folk bands performances – 22 – 29 August, 2010 – Main Square, Krakow in Lesser Poland region
Malopolska Taste Festival– Grand Finale – 27 & 29 August 2010 – location: Plac Wolnica, Kazimierz district, Krakow in Lesser Poland region
WARSAW
XIV Biesiada Weselna – Celebrating Polish Wedding Traditions – 25 – 26 June, 2010, Wegrow, Mazovia region
VI International Folk Festival “Warsfolk” – Folk ensambles from all over the world perform in Warsaw - 19 – 22, August, 2010, Warsaw, Poland
XXXIII Kurpie Bee-Keepers Festival – Honey, regional food and bread festival - 29 August, 2010 – Myszyniec, Mazovia region
WROCLAW
Ceramics Festival in Boleslawiec- Boleslawiec Polish pottery festival – 20 – 22 August 2010 – Boleslawiec, Lower Silesia region
VIII Lower Silesia Soup Festival – 22 August 2010 – Jedlina Zdroj, Lower Silesia region
XIV International Bread Fair- Polish Baker of the Year competition and more – 27 -29 August, 2010 – Jawor, Lower Silesia region
Flour Fest – Breads and sweets on display – 29 August 2010 – Botanical Garden in Wroclaw, Lower Silesia region
Polish-Czech Harvest Festival- 29 August 2010 – Lawica village, Klodzko Commune in Lower Silesia region

Harvest Festival in Klodzko, Lower Silesia region of Poland.
SEPTEMBER 2010
KRAKOW
Krakow Honey Harvest – XVII Bee-keepers Festival– 3 – 5 September 2010 – Plac Wolnica, Kazimierz district, Krakow in Lesser Poland region
X Bean Day Celebration- 11 & 12 September, 2010 – Zakliczyn, Lesser Poland region
WARSAW
Mazovian Bread Festival – Annual best Mazovian breads and harvest festival - 19 September, 2010 – in Wegrow, Mazovia region
IV Ecology Fair in Ostroleka – 26 September, 2010 - Ostroleka, Mazovia region
WROCLAW
Jelenia Gora Fair– 4 & 5 September, 2010 – Jelenia Gora, Lower Silesia region
X International Bee-Keepers Fair– 4 & 5 September, 2010 – Jelenia Gora, Lower Silesia region
Potato Day Celebration- 18 September, 2010 – Pstrazna, Lower Silesia region
Wine Day Celebration in the Treasure City- 11 & 12 September, 2010 – Sroda Slaska, Lower Silesia region
Sun 17 Jan 2010
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Cooking Your Way From Krakow to Zakopane - Poland cooking tour.
Happy 2010 Year! We are looking forward to an exciting year of wonderful cooking and sightseeing in Poland this summer and fall.
For those of you busy planning your 2010 vacations to Europe, we recommend one of our three exciting and “delicious” cooking and sightseeing tours to Poland. We offer the best value in 2010 Poland tours, offering not only great sightseeing but also, off-the-beaten- path, hands-on and demonstration-style cooking classes in Polish villages and cities all at affordable rates.
When you book our August 15, 2010 “Cooking Your Way From Krakow to Zakopane” tour, you’ll be joining us at one of Krakow’s best culinary festivals – The Pierogi Festival. We highly recommend this particular tour, especially if you love, pierogi, like we do!

Cooking Your Way From Krakow to Zakopane - Poland cooking tour.
“A Taste of Poland in Mazovia and Warsaw” tour is a perfect way to experience the Mazovian regional cuisine and traditions in depth. And since it’s Frederic Chopin’s 200th birthday anniversary, we’ll attend musical concerts devoted to this beloved Polish pianist. Warsaw’s fine dining and cooking classes with some of Poland’s most talented chefs will for sure make this tour one to remember for a lifetime.
If you want to explore the best-kept secret in Poland travel – the Lower Silesia region in southwestern Poland, join us on “The Flavors of Lower Silesia” tour. Lower Silesia’s capital, Wroclaw, offers beautiful sightseeing and dining.

The Flavors of Lower Silesia - Poland cooking tour.
Our one-day Polish cooking classes offered in collaboration with The Culinary Institute in Cracow are for those who don’t have time for our week-long tours. Learn to cook your favorite Polish dished with Chef Marek Widomski and other Krakow’s famous chefs!
Please give us a call today and learn more about our authentic Polish vacation offers! Let us help you make your Poland vacation plans, we’ll be happy to answer any questions and provide best recommendations. Our goal is to ensure that you have a fantastic time in Poland and want to come back!
Szczesliwej Podrozy i Smacznego!
(Happy Travels & Bon Appetit!)
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Tue 21 Jul 2009

Regional dishes on display at Highlander's Fare Contest
If you’re heading to Krakow and Wroclaw, Poland this August and September, plan to attend culinary, cultural and harvest festivals in those two cities as well as surrounding areas. You’ll taste great regional food and get to sing and dance with the locals. What a treat!
AUGUST 2009
KRAKOW
Oscypek and All Cheeses Festival - A celebration of all cheeses festival - 8 & 9 August 2009 in Zakopane, Lesser Poland region
Pierogi Festival - Polish stuffed dumplings festival – 14, 15, 16 August 2009 – location: Maly Rynek square in Krakow, Lesser Poland region
XLIII Sabalowe Bajania - Annual festival of the local folklore -12 – 16 August 2009 in Bukowina Tatrzanska, Lesser Poland region
The International Highland Folk Festival - Highlanders from all over the world descend on Zakopane - 21 – 28 August, 2009 – Zakopane, Lesser Poland region
Fair of Folk Art – Buy and learn how to make handicrafts, folk bands performances – 21 – 30 August, 2009 – Main Square, Krakow in Lesser Poland region
Malopolska Taste Festival – Grand finale - 29 & 30 August 2009 - location: Plac Wolnica, Kazimierz district, Krakow in Lesser Poland region
WROCLAW
Ceramics Festival in Boleslawiec - Boleslawiec Polish pottery festival – 19 – 23 August 2009 – Boleslawiec, Lower Silesia region
VII Lower Silesia Soup Festival – 23 August 2009 - Jedlina Zdroj, Lower Silesia region
XIII International Bread Fair - Polish Baker of the Year competition and more – 28 -30 August, 2009 – Jawor, Lower Silesia region
Flour Fest - Breads and sweets on display – 30 August 2009 – Botanical Garden in Wroclaw, Lower Silesia region
Polish-Czech Harvest Festival - 30 August 2009 – Lawica village, Klodzko Commune in Lower Silesia region

Decorative wreaths on display at a Lower Silesia harvest festival
SEPTEMBER 2009
KRAKOW
Krakow Honey Harvest - XVI Bee-keepers festival – 4 – 6 September 2009 – Plac Wolnica, Kazimierz district, Krakow in Lesser Poland region
X Bean Day Celebration - 12 & 13 September, 2009 – Zakliczyn, Lesser Poland region
WROCLAW
Jelenia Gora Fair – 5 & 6 September, 2009 – Jelenia Gora, Lower Silesia region
IX International Bee-keepers Fair – 5 & 6 September, 2009 - Jelenia Gora, Lower Silesia region
Potato Day Celebration - 19 September, 2009 - Pstrazna, Lower Silesia region
Wine Day Celebration in the Treasure City - 12 & 13 September, 2009 - Sroda Slaska, Lower Silesia region