Opole is a hit destination for weekend sightseeing. Famous for its music festival, the city has a whole pool of interesting attractions to offer its visitors, ranging from artistic ones, museum sites and Opole historical monuments to attractions for the youngest. The city also has a wide range of outdoor events, culminating in the National Festival of Polish Song. Opole is a city where you can eat well and have even more fun. If you want to experience the local tourist attractions for yourself, plan a bus trip to Opole. One of the carriers offering transfers to and from Opole by bus is Sinbad. We are an established transport company and a trusted partner of travelers. Our vehicles connect different cities in the country and abroad, making discovering new places, tastes and people has never been so easy. Opole is an important link in our route network. Suffice it to say that Sinbad buses set off from the capital of Opole to more than 300 cities on the Old Continent. You can get from here to Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Italy, Great Britain, Austria, France or Ukraine. Travel aboard modern coaches is very comfortable and will be the best prelude to a successful vacation. Sindbad buses in Opole stop at the SINDBAD Port stop at 56 Kowalczyków Street (Obr. Stalingrad). Port Opole, is a modern complex with covered stands, we have carts for luggage, there are also employees of Sindbad Sp. Z o.o. at your disposal. It is also the place of coordination for routes from the south of Poland, thanks to the coordination in Opole, your journey is more efficient and faster.
.Berdyczów (ukr. Бердичів) is a city located in central Ukraine, in the Zhytomyr region. It is known for its multicultural past, in which Polish, Jewish, Ukrainian and Russian influences intermingled. In the 19th century the city was one of the most important commercial and cultural centers of the region.
One of Berdyczow's most valuable monuments is the Monastery of the Discalced Carmelites, which was founded in the 17th century and served as a defensive fortress. It was here that the wedding of French writer Honoré de Balzac to Evelina Hanska took place in 1850.
Berdyczow was also an important Jewish center - before World War II, the Jewish population made up a significant portion of the city's population. There are historic synagogues and cemeteries commemorating the former community.
Today Berdyczow is an industrial and cultural city that retains traces of its centuries-old history. It is a popular destination for tourists interested in the region's past and in Ukraine's Polish-Jewish heritage.
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