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Presov

The third-largest city in Slovakia, Prešov has a history as wide and varying as it’s people, who are a mix of Slovak, Polish, Ukrainian, and Ruthenian.  Exciting Past, Dynamic Present 자세히 알아보기

Museum of Petroleum Industries

In the 1850s, the tiny town of Bobrka was on the cutting edge of industry. Here, the world’s first oil well and oil field kicked was opened in 1854, and local pharmacist Ignacy Łukasiewicz first distilled kerosene and invented the kerosene lamp. The Museum of the Petroleum Industry present visitors with the history of Poland’s revolutionary petroleum industry. Here visitors will find two hand-sunk oil wells, called "Franek" and "Janina", that date from the late 1800s and are still operational, as well as former workshops, smithies, boilers, pumping gears, warehouses, office and residential rooms. Along with the industrial equipment, there is also an exhibition on Lukasiewicz himself. Well, Well, Well 자세히 알아보기

Kamieniec Castle

The setting for Poland’s most infamous border dispute now offers fabulous views and a charming museum. Revenge and Ruins 자세히 알아보기

The Lancut Synagogue

The stunning decorations preserved within this 18th century synagogue are a beautiful memorial to the lost Jewish community.  A Community Lost 자세히 알아보기

Bernardine Monastery Lezajsk

The interior of this monastery's church is overflowing with opulent ornamentation, all dominated by an impossibly ornate organ. A Pipe Dream 자세히 알아보기