Poland, the historical European country, is well-known for its stunning medieval architecture, castles, and palaces. This ancient country is home to some beautiful mountains, rivers, and national parks. In our previous posts, we have shown you some of the most impressive sights in Poland. Today, we will take you on a trip through this beautiful country from above!
Photographer Maciej Margas, who is based in Warsaw, the capital of Poland, has always been fascinated by the views of the world from above. Even as a teenager, he started taking pictures of Warsaw from roofs. Recently, the photographer captured many breathtaking aerial photographs of Poland from a helicopter to show the country’s beauty to the world. Here, we have featured some of his best shots. These amazing photos will make you fall in love with Poland all over again.
1. The Polish capital Warsaw captured in a sea of fog
2. The historic center of Krakow. It was once the Polish capital.
3. The Pieniny Archipelago
4. Gdańsk was once the biggest city in Poland. You can see the old fortifications in this photo, which are not visible from the ground level
5. The Hel Peninsula is 35 kilometers (21.7 miles) long and is one of the big attractions of the country
6. A night panorama of Warsaw
7. These abstract shapes are created by ash waste from the Belchatow Power Plant in Rogowiec
8. Łańcut Castle in Łańcut is one of the most gorgeous aristocratic residences in Poland and is famous for its excellent interiors
9. Lake Solina is an artificial lake in the Bieszczady Mountains
10. River's End is a place where the 650-mile-long (1,046 km) Vistula river, the longest Polish river, flows into the Baltic Sea.
11. The Tatra Mountains are the highest mountains in Poland. In the center of the frame, you can see Morskie Oko - the biggest Tatra lake
12. An aerial view of Pol'and'rock Festival, an annual free rock music festival in Poland
13. The Błędowska Desert, also dubbed the 'Polish Sahara,' is the only genuine desert-like area in all of Europe.
14. Biebrzanski National Park, the biggest national park in Poland, is located in the northeastern part of the country.
15. Ostrów Lednicki (pronounced as Ostroff Ledneetsky) is the largest of the five islands on Lake Lednica. It's located between the cities of Gniezno and Poznań.
16. Malbork Castle is the biggest castle not only in Poland but in entire Europe. This 13th-century medieval brick castle was built by the Teutonic Knights.
Check out more works of the photographer on his Instagram page.
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