Bus OLESNICA - METZ - Sindbad
OLESNICA
Oleśnica is a small town of about 35,000 people in Lower Silesia, located near Wroclaw. The Oleśnica River flows through it. Attractions and monuments worth seeing here include first of all the Olesnica Princes' Castle, dating back to the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries. Although most of its former furnishings were looted during and after World War II, the body of the building itself, the cloisters in the courtyard or other decorations have not suffered too much and today remind us of the former splendor of this object. The castle is connected with the nearby Basilica of St. John the Apostle, also known as the castle church, by a 14th-century gallery. In the richly decorated interiors of the church, in addition to the magnificent altar, pulpit or organ, one can visit the chain library and the mausoleum of the Dukes of Württemberg.
Olesnica is also home to the historic 16th-century Dormition of the Holy Mother of God Orthodox Church and the Old Synagogue building, which is now a Pentecostal Church congregation. It is one of the oldest surviving buildings in Poland that once served as a synagogue - it was built at the end of the 14th century. Olesnica's medieval town gate and defensive walls are also a major attraction. The city has an impressive recreational complex, ATOL, which includes an aquapark, climbing wall, tennis, squash and miniature golf courts.
Olesnica - transportation and access
Olesnica has a railroad station and a bus station. Olesnica bus station is located in the very center of the town, near Wroclaw Gate. Our buses stop there.
If you are interested in the description of the city, you can visit it using our offer of connections to and from Olesnica. See you aboard our coaches!
Oleśnica is a small town of about 35,000 people in Lower Silesia, located near Wroclaw. The Oleśnica River flows through it. Attractions and monuments worth seeing here include first of all the Olesnica Princes' Castle, dating back to the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries. Although most of its former furnishings were looted during and after World War II, the body of the building itself, the cloisters in the courtyard or other decorations have not suffered too much and today remind us of the former splendor of this object. The castle is connected with the nearby Basilica of St. John the Apostle, also known as the castle church, by a 14th-century gallery. In the richly decorated interiors of the church, in addition to the magnificent altar, pulpit or organ, one can visit the chain library and the mausoleum of the Dukes of Württemberg.
Olesnica is also home to the historic 16th-century Dormition of the Holy Mother of God Orthodox Church and the Old Synagogue building, which is now a Pentecostal Church congregation. It is one of the oldest surviving buildings in Poland that once served as a synagogue - it was built at the end of the 14th century. Olesnica's medieval town gate and defensive walls are also a major attraction. The city has an impressive recreational complex, ATOL, which includes an aquapark, climbing wall, tennis, squash and miniature golf courts.
Olesnica - transportation and access
Olesnica has a railroad station and a bus station. Olesnica bus station is located in the very center of the town, near Wroclaw Gate. Our buses stop there.
If you are interested in the description of the city, you can visit it using our offer of connections to and from Olesnica. See you aboard our coaches!
METZ
Metz is an urban municipality located in the east of France. Due to its size, it is the capital of Lorraine, which since 2016 has been part of the new Grand Est region. Metz, due to its location, has changed hands several times over the centuries. It was finally incorporated into France after 1918. Thanks to its rich history, Metz has a number of interesting sights, although most of the attractions on the list of potential curiosities are churches, cathedrals and chapels, in a word, sacred buildings. Nevertheless, Metz also has a sizable number of secular monuments.
Why and how to get to Metz? Buses to and from the city
You can come to Metz by bus, for example. Buses Sindbad go to Metz from many cities in Europe, including Poland. The bus stop where our buses stop is located near the old town, so it will not be a problem to get to your hotel or to the most important attractions, if you happen to decide to visit the city for a day. Although, looking at the number of monuments the city boasts, one day is undoubtedly not enough to enjoy the Lorraine capital.
If you are interested in Metz, the capital of mirabelles, be sure to book a ticket on our website and get ready to explore one of Europe's most beautiful cities. And if Metz is just a point on your itinerary, you can take a train at the giant train station, which was built by the Germans to serve tens of thousands of passengers daily.
Metz is an urban municipality located in the east of France. Due to its size, it is the capital of Lorraine, which since 2016 has been part of the new Grand Est region. Metz, due to its location, has changed hands several times over the centuries. It was finally incorporated into France after 1918. Thanks to its rich history, Metz has a number of interesting sights, although most of the attractions on the list of potential curiosities are churches, cathedrals and chapels, in a word, sacred buildings. Nevertheless, Metz also has a sizable number of secular monuments.
Why and how to get to Metz? Buses to and from the city
You can come to Metz by bus, for example. Buses Sindbad go to Metz from many cities in Europe, including Poland. The bus stop where our buses stop is located near the old town, so it will not be a problem to get to your hotel or to the most important attractions, if you happen to decide to visit the city for a day. Although, looking at the number of monuments the city boasts, one day is undoubtedly not enough to enjoy the Lorraine capital.
If you are interested in Metz, the capital of mirabelles, be sure to book a ticket on our website and get ready to explore one of Europe's most beautiful cities. And if Metz is just a point on your itinerary, you can take a train at the giant train station, which was built by the Germans to serve tens of thousands of passengers daily.
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