Tychy, Silesia

Tychy – Polands still unheralded city

The city in the south western part of Poland is supposably only well known to those people who have been expelled from their homeland. Thereby Tychy is one of the cities which are well worth to be detected.
Surely Poland has developed to be an extremely exciting country and holiday destination. Not only for those who have lost their homeland during World War II but also for those who have long ago recognized which attractive landscape is offered by Silesia.
At the same time the voivodeship of Silesia are part of the most densely populated areas, which surely can be traced back to the coal mining which took place in the 19th century. The hotels in Tychy are comfortable and convey the feeling of being welcomed to their visitors.

Due to the fact that the large plants and factories are located out of the town Tychiy is really a very clean and green city. A large biosphere reserve is located here which is often denominated as being the “green lung of the area”.

The only manufacturing plant within the city boundaries is the historic Ksiazecy (Prince) Brewery from the year 1629 where yet the famous beer “Tyskie” is brewed. Everyone who rests at the pristine taverns and restaurants of Tychy and tastes this delicious brewage will surely feel the desire developing to visit this historic brewery himself.

The boarding houses in Tychy are an excellent origin in order to experience the beauties of Silesia. One should unconditionally visit the former concentration camp Auschwitz which is located nearby which until now is evidence for the ordeal of thousands of jews.

Tychy – A yet infamous part of Poland.

 

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