Belarus and Poland Map Pack

Belarus Travel Reference Map 1:600,000 scale 1st Edition. The former Byelorussia is slowly catching on to tourism, but this country is still a travel adventure destination. The road and rail networks are shown, and the main touristic sites; inset map of Minsk. Poland Travel Reference Map 1:650,000 scale 1st Edition. Now that Poland is a member of the EU, new developments are transforming the country. Poland is emerging from its eastern era as a vibrant and historic country, full of interesting castles and ancient cities. It is also much easier to gain entry to the country and to drive through it on rapidly-improving roads. This map shows the road and rail network and scheduled additions to the motorway system. Dozens of towns of touristic interest are coloured in yellow. Warsaw (Poland) ITM City Map 1:10,000 scale 1st Edition. The capital of Poland is emerging quickly from the Soviet occupation era as an exciting and vibrant city. This map covers the area between the railway station and the river, but concentrates on the historic 'old town', the citadel, and the university. All of the museums are included, as well as a selection of hotels, churches, theatres, cinemas, and even a few gas stations. This is an excellent city plan, done in the innovative ITM style. Krakow (Poland) ITM City Map 1st Ed. 2008, 1:8,000 scale is one of the leading icons of tradition-laden Europe is the medieval cloth centre of Krakow (formerly called Cracow). The city centre of the city is so full of pristine old buildings that the entire centre is a heritage area. The Cloth Hall in the market square is one of the greatest repositories of tapestries in Europe. St. Mary s Cathedral is breath-taking and, when full to the entranceway with worshipers, as it was when I was there, is awe-inspiring. Our map of Krakow, ITMB s third map for Poland, concentrates on the central portion of the city, with a large inset of the central pedestrian area and with a regional inset map showing roads to Auschwitz (now called Oswiecim) and to Katowice. Krakow is also home to the famous 700-year old salt mine complex, Wieliczka.