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SANDOMIERZ

Sandomierz Buses and Buses - Sightseeing and Monuments in Sandomierz

Are you looking for an idea for a weekend getaway? Are you looking for a city that offers attractive sights that will make you lick history, and at the same time beautiful natural circumstances? All of these things are combined in Sandomierz, which has to offer both an amazingly maintained Market Square - said to be one of the most beautiful in Poland - with an equally impressive Town Hall, magnificent townhouses, endlessly stretching underground passageways where you will take in the history of this wonderful city, and beautiful landscapes and wooded paths where Queen Jadwiga once stepped.

Why go to Sandomierz?

Sandomierz is, in our humble opinion, Polish history in a nutshell. In Sandomierz you will visit the Cathedral Basilica of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, where Barbara Jagiellon was baptized. You'll visit the Church of St. James, where Queen Jadwiga walked along one of the loess ravines, and you'll be able to admire the Royal Castle, or rather one wing of it, built on the orders of Casimir the Great.

How to get to Sandomierz? Buses to and from Sandomierz!

You can get to Sandomierz by bus. The bus station is located in the very center of the city, so you will have no problem getting to, for example, your hotel or reserved apartment in one of the recently so popular apps.

Our buses go from and to Sandomierz from many cities, so be sure to use the booking form and buy your ticket now. This will help you spend a great weekend in this "Vistula River gem".

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In Sandomierz you will visit the Cathedral Basilica of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, where Barbara Jagiellon was baptized. You'll visit the Church of St. James, where Queen Jadwiga used to walk along one of the loess ravines, and you'll be able to admire the Royal Castle, or rather one wing of it, built on the orders of Casimir the Great.

ANCONA

By bus from Poland to Ancona

Ancona the capital and main city of Italy's Marche region lies on the Adriatic coast. Due to its possession of one of Italy's most important ports, the city is of great economic importance. In addition, it is distinguished by its long history and a large number of valuable monuments. Worth seeing here is the beautiful Romanesque-Byzantine Cathedral of St. Cyriacus located on Monte Guasco hill, as well as the city's squares, especially Piazza della Repubblica and Piazza del Plebiscito surrounded by historic palaces. Other important symbols of Ancona are the Arch of Trajan, the Mole Vanvitelliana fort and the Monument to the Fallen and the colorful cave entrances on Passetto beach.

Ancona is not only monuments, cuisine or a port from where you can cross to Croatia or Greece. It is also beautiful sandy beaches surrounded by white cliffs, known, for example, from the coast of Sardinia. The city and the entire Marche region thus make a great vacation destination, where everyone can find something for themselves.

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Ancona - bus, plane and train to the capital of the Marche region

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There is a small airport in Ancona, which has direct flights to Krakow. Alternatively, you can take a plane to Bologna which offers more cheap flights, and from there take a train to Ancona in about 3 hours. You can also take direct coach connections from our country. Sindbad coaches stop just outside the train station in Piazza Roselli. If you are interested in Ancona, a bus to it from your city can be found in the search engine on the homepage. See you on the route!

Ancona (Ancona in Italian) is a city in central Italy and the capital of the province of Ancona and the region of Marche. It is situated cascading in the hills above the Adriatic Sea. It is a port city with numerous trasport ships and passenger ferries. The name Ancona comes from the Greek ankon, meaning elbow. It has to do with the city's location on a promontory with a distinctive appearance. In ancient times, Ancona lay on the route of one of the important Roman roads, the via Flaminia, connecting Rome with today's Rimini.

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