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A few hours drive from
Warsaw lies the picture postcard town of Kazimierz
Dolny. The town has been in existence for centuries
and has been magnet for many Polish artists who find
the architecture and surrounding natural beauty too
much to resist.
The town is located at
the foot of a hill by the banks of the Vistula
river. There are several elevated vantage points
along the hilltops around Kazimierz Dolny with the
fortified tower, castle ruins and the "hill of the
three crosses" being the most popular spots.
Large boats also take
tourists up and down the river for a leisurely
cruise.
The town itself has a
charming market square surrounded by old buildings
with a large imposing, hilltop church overlooking
the square.
The square and the surrounding streets are dotted
with restaurants, bars, galleries and craft shops
but the integrity of the place has been maintained
and you do not feel the town is over-commercial.
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