Golden Terraces, Warsaw, Poland
Just across the street from the Marriott where we stayed in Warsaw was the
Golden Terraces. It is a commercial, office, and entertainment complex in the center of Warsaw next to the train station. It opened in early 2007.
It has a
fascinating glass roof that looks like soap bubbles.
Here's the wikipedia article and
here's their web site (in Polish).

Labels: Poland, Warsaw
Kwidzyn, Poland
After we left Krakow, we took the train to the paper mill at
Kwidzyn.
Here's International Paper's site for that mill. The mill was built in the early 1970's by the Communist government. IP bought it in 1992.
Here's their web page (sorry, it's in Polish) and
here's the wikipedia article.
Here're my pictures of the mill. For a good laugh, scroll backwards and look at my "apartment."

Labels: Kwidzyn, Poland