Imagine Kraków 20 years ago and you've got Lódz´ (pronounced 'wooch'), the former textile capital of Poland. With its retro-kitschy restaurants and cool nightlife, it reflects the energy of the new Eastern Europe. Piotrkowska Street—at nearly three miles, one of the longest commercial roads in Europe—is lined with more than 100 pubs and restaurants, their neon signs attracting a stylish urban crowd.
Destinations: Lodz
Themes: Arts + Culture · Food + Drink · Hotels + Resorts
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iotrkowska Street—at nearly three miles, one of the longest commercial roads in Europe—is lined with more than 100 pubs and restaurants, their neon
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Visit the Muzeum Kinematografii, housed in the 19th-century residence of Poland's onetime "cotton king," Karol Scheibler.
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The Jewish Cemetery, with more than 180,000 graves, is the biggest in Europe.
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Croatia, Montenegro
The feeling one gets when crossing the border into Montenegro is that this is the last wild place in Europe. Lack of development has helped keep Montenegro’s natural beauty mostly untouched, its tr
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