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  • LOCATIONGUIDE POLAND

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    LOCATION GUIDE

    POLAND

  • Film Commission Poland

    Krakowskie Przedmieście 700-068 WarsawPolandtel. + 48 22 556 54 [email protected]

    Cover photo: The Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw, photo by Wojciech Kryński, Muzeum Historii Żydów Polskich POLIN

    http://twitter.com/FCPolandhttp://www.youtube.com/user/FilmCommissionPoland

  • LOCATIONS 15

    Castles & Palaces 16Industrial 18Military 19Mountains 20Aquatic 22Towns 24Historic Districts 26Modern Architecture 28Gardens, Parks & Landscapes 30Sacred Architecture 32Period Buildings 33Poland’s Special 34Focus on Gdańsk 36Focus on Krakow & Małopolska 38Focus on Łódź & Łódzkie 40Focus on Warsaw & Mazovia 42Focus on Wrocław & Lower Silesia 44

    CONTENTS

    Introduction 5

    WELCOME TO POLAND 7

    Location and Area 8General Information 9Natural Conditions 10Shooting Permits 11Location Scouting 13

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    24 (2016) DIR. VIKRAM KUMAR

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    INTRODUCTION

    The selection of Polish locations is one of the strongest magnets drawing foreign producers to our country. The attractiveness of Polish locations comes mainly from their diversity – in Poland you can find anything from rocky mountains to gentle hills and lowlands stretching to the horizon. The coast of the Baltic Sea stuns thanks to its sandy beaches and impressive dunes that will successively stand in for a desert. Studded with lakes, Masuria offers pastoral landscapes, while many parts of the country are still covered with dense forests.

    Polish cities and towns provide a variety of architectonic styles – from postcard Renaissance old towns, to bold modernism or monumental socialist realism, to contemporary architecture admired all over the world. What is important, Polish locations are easily adaptable – they can stand in for Berlin, the Netherlands or… Manchuria.

    The Location Guide aims at providing you with an understanding of the potential of Polish locations and presenting the basic conditions of filming in Poland. We also encourage you to visit our comprehensive location database at our website www.filmcommissionpoland.pl. We will be happy to answer any individual question.

    To all those interested in the Polish film industry, the characteristic of the market and production funding, we recommend reading our second publication – the Production Guide.

    Film Commission Poland,April 2016

    http://www.filmcommissionpoland.pl/

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    POKOT (GAME COUNT, 2017) DIR. AGNIESZKA HOLLAND

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    WELCOME TO POLAND

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    LOCATION AND AREA

    Poland is situated at the very centre of Europe and has borders with seven countries; Russia, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Slovakia, Czechia and Germany. The northern border runs along the coast of the Baltic Sea.

    In terms of area, Poland ranks seventieth in the world and ninth in Europe. The country lies within the Central European (CET) time zone (UTC + 01:00). Between March and October, Central European Summer Time (CEST; UTC + 02:00) applies.

    A three–tier administrative division operates in Poland. The highest level is the voivodship (województwo; 16), followed by the poviat (powiat; 380) and then the commune (gmina; 2 479).

    pomorskiewarmińsko–mazurskie

    kujawsko–pomorskie

    zachodnio–pomorskie

    lubuskie wielkopolskie

    mazowieckie

    lubelskie

    podlaskie

    łódzkie

    podkarpackiemałopolskie

    dolnośląskie

    świętokrzyskie

    śląskie

    opolskie

    POLAND

    SWEDEN

    NORWAY

    FINLAND

    GERMANYBELGIUM

    THE NETHERLANDS

    DENMARK

    SPAIN

    PORTUGAL

    UNITEDKINGDOM

    IRELAND

    ICELAND

    AUSTRIASWITZERLAND

    CZECHIA

    SLOVAKIA

    HUNGARY

    GREECE

    BULGARIA

    MACEDONIA

    MOLDOVA

    ALBANIA

    MONTENEGRO

    SERBIA

    BOSNIA &HERZEGOVINA

    CROATIASLOVENIA

    TURKKEY

    ROMANIA

    ITALY

    UKRAINE

    BELARUS

    LITHUANIA

    LATVIA

    ESTONIA

    RUSSIA

    FRANCE

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    GENERAL INFORMATION

    Visa Regulations

    Poland belongs to the Schengen Area. In order to enter the area, citizens of third countries must hold a valid travel document and, if required, a visa.

    Before submitting an application for a Schengen or national visa, the application must be registered electronically at a Polish Consular Office. This can be done at https://secure.e–konsulat.gov.pl.

    Poland belongs to the Taxation and Customs Union together with the other European Union Member States and goods brought into, and taken out of, the country from within the EU are not liable for duty. Poland is also a signatory of the Convention on Temporary Admissions. ATA Carnets are thus honoured, making the transporta-tion of film equipment over the border a simpler matter.

    Currency

    1 zloty (PLN) = 100 groszy / grosze (singular: grosz) coins: 1, 2, 5, 10, 20 and 50 grosz, 1, 2 and 5 zloty banknotes: 10, 20, 50, 100 and 200 zloty

    Airports servicing passenger flights

    ✈ GDAŃSK

    ✈ SZCZECIN

    ✈ BYDGOSZCZ

    ✈ MODLIN✈ WARSAW

    ✈ ZIELONA GÓRA

    ✈ POZNAŃ

    ✈ ŁÓDŹ

    ✈ KATOWICE

    ✈ WROCŁAW

    ✈ KRAKOW✈ RZESZÓW

    ✈ LUBLIN

    SELECTED CURRENCY CURRENCY CODE AVERAGE EXCHANGE RATE (=PLN)

    euro 1 EUR 4,2615

    US dollar 1 USD 3,9011

    pound sterling 1 GBP 5,7862

    Indian rupee 1 INR 0,0589

    Chinese yuan 1 CNY 0,6009

    IMF Special Drawing Rights 1 XDR 5,4092

    Average exchange rate for selected currencies; data as at 31.12.2015, www.nbp.pl

    Capital city: Warsaw, with a population of more than 1.7 million

    Official language: Polish

    Population 38.5 million

    Population density 123 people per km2 / 48 people per mile2

    International dialling code: +48

    Internet domain: .pl

    About Poland

    ✈ RADOM

    ✈ OLSZTYN

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    AVERAGE DAY LENGTH IN POLAND, 2016

    SUNRISE SUNSET AVERAGE DAYLIGHT

    I 7:45-7:19 15:34-16:21 8h 14min

    II 7:18-6:23 16:22-17:15 9h 56min

    III 6:21-6:12 17:16-19:09 11h 49 min

    IV 6:09-5:06 19:11-20:01 13h 53min

    V 5:04-4:21 20:02-20:47 15h 45min

    VI 4:20-4:19 20:48-21:00 16h 47min

    VII 4:19-4:56 21:00-20:28 16h 17min

    VIII 4:58-5:46 20:26-19:25 14h 42min

    IX 5:48-6:36 19:22-18:14 12h 39min

    X 6:38-6:31 18:12-16:08 10h 38min

    XI 6:32-7:22 16:06-15:27 8h 45min

    XII 7:23-7:45 15:27-15:33 7h 44min

    I II III IV V VI VII VIII IX X XI XII

    average air temperature (°C) max. 2 2 6 10 13 17 22 24 16 9 7 6min. -3 -3 0 4 8 11 16 20 12 5 1 0

    average air temperature (°F) max. 35.6 35.6 42.8 50 55.4 62.6 71.6 75.2 60.8 48.2 44.6 42.8min. 26.6 26.6 32 39.2 46.4 51.8 60.8 68 53.6 41 33.8 32

    total precipitation (mm) max. 140 60 90 70 170 100 90 60 140 90 140 80min. 20 0 20 20 20 10 50 10 20 20 40 0

    total precipitation (inches) max. 5.51 2.36 3.54 2.76 6.69 3.94 3.54 2.36 5.51 3.54 5.51 3.15min. 0.79 0 0.79 0.79 0.79 0.39 1.97 0.39 0.79 0.79 1.57 0

    hours of sunlight max. 40 130 170 240 270 300 300 350 190 160 100 110min. 20 60 130 160 160 160 220 250 110 100 30 30

    SELECTED WEATHER CONDITIONS IN POLAND, 2015

    NATURAL CONDITIONS

    Climate and Weather

    The climate in Poland is predominantly temperate, passing gradu-ally from maritime to continental. In the north and west of the country, temperate maritime conditions prevail; the winters are mild and damp and the summers cool, with a fairly considerable precipi-tation. Severe winters and hot, dry summers are more a feature of the country’s eastern regions. Marked year–to–year variability in the weather is also a typical feature of the Polish climate.

    Given the preponderance of westerly winds, the greatest precipitation occurs on the western sides of the mountains and elevations, reaching maximum levels during the summer months.

    As a rule, the winds in Poland are light to moderate. Strong winds, high winds and gales occur by the sea and in the mountains, where they can even reach speeds of thirty metres (one hundred feet) per second.

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    — for the Roman Catholic Church: the bishop or archbishop;

    — monasteries and convents: the abbot, prioress or mother superior;

    — synagogues: the local Jewish Commune;

    — mosques: the local Muslim Commune;• private owners: a signed agreement set-

    ting out the rights and obligations of the parties during filming is required.

    2. Do I need a permit in order to film on a road?

    YES, two procedures are obligatory; a per-mit must be obtained for occupying a traffic lane (zajęcie pasa drogowego) and for the specific use of a road (wykorzystanie drogi w sposób szczególny). In order to obtain permission to film, it is necessary to apply to the offices responsible for the type of road in question:• national roads:

    General Directorate for National Roads and MotorwaysGeneralna Dyrekcja Dróg Krajowych i Autostradtel. +48 22 375 88 [email protected], www.gddkia.gov.plvoivodship roads: the Chief Executive’s Office (urząd marszałkowski);

    • poviat roads and urban, rural and urban-rural commune roads; the poviat, city, town or commune offices.

    3. Do I need a permit in order to carry out aerial filming?

    IT DEPENDS, in Poland, no permission is need to fly drones weighing up to twenty-five kilos or helicams, provided the aircraft remains within the operator’s or pilot’s sight and the flight is not made over prohibited and excluded areas such as airports and airfields, refineries, military or diplomatic facilities. All other flights, including those made by drones over excluded zones, should be agreed with the Civil Aviation Authority.

    Civil Aviation AuthorityCustomer Service Point and Post RoomUrząd Lotnictwa CywilnegoPunkt Obsługi Klienta i Kancelariatel. +48 22 520 72 [email protected], www.ulc.gov.pl

    SHOOTING PERMITS

    FREqUENTLY ASKED qUESTIONS

    Please note that the information provided in this section is only a general outline and guideline. When considering a specific location, it is always best to contact a local fixer or the film commission for the region in question in order to ascertain what regula-tions are applicable.

    1. Do I need permission to film in Poland?

    NO, not if you will be filming in public places such as streets or squares, will not be oc-cupying a traffic lane or pavement or using tripods and will be working with a small crew of two to three people. Nonetheless, even in those circumstances, we recommend that you contact Film Commission Poland or the relevant regional film commission to check the status of your chosen location.

    YES, if the land, building or structure has an owner. The owner might be:• the State Treasury; permits are issued by

    the Ministry of Treasury;• a local authority; permits are issued by

    the relevant department of the authority in question;

    • a denominational group or religious order; permits are issued as follows:

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    5. Do I need a permit in order to film on water?

    YES, permission can be obtained from the owner or managing authority of a river, lake, dam, hydroelectric complex or other body of water, waterway or water-related facility. In the case of state-owned land, either the appropriate document is issued by the regional water authority (regionalny zarząd gospodarki wodnej) or authorisation is granted by the relevant department of the voivodship, poviat or commune of-fices (wydział gospodarki wodnej, wydział ochrony środowiska, zarząd melioracji).

    National Water Management AuthorityKrajowy Zarząd Gospodarki Wodnejtel. +48 22 372 02 [email protected], www.kzgw.gov.pl

    6. Do I need a permit in order to film at historical sites?

    YES, permission from the owner or managing authority is required. This is generally the Ministry of Culture although cultural institutions may be involved at a more local level. In some cases, the consent of the local historical conservation office will also be needed. The possibility of photographing and filming museum collections and exhibits may be covered by separate regulations. Shooting in historical buildings or at historical sites, particularly in the case of ruins, often involves the necessity of meeting additional insurance requirements.

    Ministry of Culture and National HeritageMonuments Preservation DepartmentMinisterstwo Kultury i Dziedzictwa NarodowegoDepartament Ochrony Zabytkówtel. +48 22 55 15 [email protected],www.mkidn.gov.pl

    7. What documents are required in order to obtain a permit?

    In every case, it is worth preparing docu-ments containing the following information:• the title of the film and the names of the

    director and producer;• the film budget;• production insurance;

    4. Do I need a permit in order to film in green spaces?

    YES, if you want to film in:• municipal parks, forests, urban green

    spaces, then you will need to obtain a permit from the local authority’s department of the environment and green spaces (wydział środowiska, wydział ochrony środowiska, zarząd zieleni miejskiej).

    • state forests, then the local State Forests inspectorate (nadleśnictwo) is responsible for issuing the permit.

    General Directorate of State ForestsDyrekcja Generalna Lasów Państwowychtel. +48 22 589 81 [email protected], www.lasy.gov.pl

    Agricultural Property AgencyResource Management UnitAgencja Nieruchomości RolnychZespół Gospodarowania Zasobemtel. +48 22 452 54 [email protected], www.anr.gov.pl

    • National Parks, then the director of the park or reserve in question issues the permit (see the map).

    Słowiński

    Wigierski

    “Bory Tucholskie”

    Woliński

    “Ujście Warty”

    Wielkopolski

    Drawieński

    Kampinoski

    Poleski

    Biebrzański

    Narwiański

    Białowieski

    Roztoczański

    BieszczadzkiTatrzański

    MagurskiGorczański

    Pieniński

    Karkonoski

    Ojcowski

    Babiogórski

    Gór Stołowych

    Świętokrzyski

    http://www.lasy.gov.pl/

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    • type of production: feature film, documentary, television, commercial and so forth;

    • the shooting date and number of filming days;

    • a description of the scene or scenes to be shot;

    • the composition of the crew: names and ID numbers, as well as the number of vehicles involved;

    • a description of the equipment: lights, generators, cranes, dollies and so forth.

    8. How long does it take for a permit to be issued?

    It depends on the type of location and the owner. The earlier an application is submit-ted, the greater the chance that it will be reviewed positively and processed in good order. In the majority of cases, particularly for locations within town and city bounda-ries, the administrative procedures require an application for a permit to be submitted at least two weeks before shooting begins. In some instances, contacting the local film commission can accelerate the procedure.

    LOCATION SCOUTING

    FILM COMMISSIONS

    KRAKOW FILM COMMISSION tel. +48 12 354 25 51 [email protected] www.film-commission.pl

    ŁÓDŹ FILM COMMISSION tel. +48 42 233 50 51 [email protected] [email protected] www.lodzfilmcommission.pl

    MAZOVIA WARSAW FILM COMMISSION tel. +48 22 586 42 58 a.spisz@mwfc [email protected] www.mwfc.pl

    POZNAN FILM COMMISSION tel. + 48 61 852 88 33 ext.35, +48 513 396 033 m.gramacki@ poznanfilmcommission.pl [email protected] www.poznanfilmcommission.pl

    SILESIA FILM COMMISSION tel. +48 32 206 88 61 ext.203, +48 698 353 147 [email protected] www.silesiafilmcommission.eu

    WROCLAW FILM COMMISSION tel. +48 71 793 79 72, +48 601 384 194 rbubnicki@ wroclawfilmcommission.pl www.wroclawfilmcommission.pl

    COMPANIES

    A+MEDIA tel. +48 608 791 416 [email protected] www.aplusmedia.pl

    ANAGRAM FILM tel. +48 603 566 255 [email protected] www.alejagowniarzy.pl

    BANK OF LOCATIONS tel. +48 604 070 457, +48 531 900 055 [email protected] www.bankoflocations.com

    BEST PROPERTY tel. +48 22 224 58 93, +48 602 377 770 [email protected] www.bestproperty.pl

    COUNTERPOINT tel. +48 605 075 181, +48 605 075 197 [email protected] [email protected] www.counterpoint.pl

    DAUL tel. +48 12 643 25 12, +48 22 851 10 69 +48 509 726 225 [email protected] [email protected] www.daul.pl

    http://www.film-commission.pl/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]:[email protected]

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    NO SUGAR FILMS tel. +48 603 486 287 nosugarfilms@ nosugarfilms.com www.nosugarfilms.com

    OPUS FILM tel. +48 42 634 55 00, +48 42 634 55 01 [email protected] tel. +48 22 646 02 63, +48 22 646 58 46 [email protected] www.opusfilm.com

    SKWER KORPORACJA tel. +48 501 376 553 [email protected] [email protected]

    STARS IMPRESARIAT FILMOWY tel. +48 22 314 69 20 tel. +48 12 290 69 40 zlecenia@ stars-impresariat.pl www.stars-impresariat.pl

    V-FILM tel. +48 601 728 631 [email protected] www.v-film.com

    FREELANCERS

    PATRYK BYć tel. +48 691 041 401 [email protected]

    MICHAŁ BYSTRY tel. +48 509 165 083 [email protected]

    MAGDA HOŁDUN tel. +48 519 520 117 [email protected]

    DARIUSZ KŁODOWSKI tel. +48 531 072 000 dariusz.klodowski@ gmail.com

    MICHAŁ KORYNEK tel. +48 501 509 847 [email protected]

    TOMASZ ŁUCZEWSKI tel. +48 501 589 765 [email protected]

    KRZYSZTOF MROWIEC tel. +48 607 614 236 [email protected]

    KATARZYNA NADROWSKA tel. +48 502 229 773 [email protected]

    KONRAD NADROWSKI tel. +48 512 317 250 konrad.nadrowski@ gmail.com

    ANNA PALKA tel. +48 606 879 275 [email protected]

    OLIVIA PRZECHERSKA tel. +48 605 075 181 [email protected]

    KACPER SIDEROPULOS tel. +48 501 616 192 [email protected]

    AGATA SIKORA tel. +48 694 268 211 [email protected]

    PAULINA SUCHECKA tel. +48 530 092 092 suchecka.paulina@ gmail.com

    MICHAŁ ŚLIWKIEWICZ tel. +48 666 606 506 michal.sliwkiewicz@ hotmail.com

    ROBERT TAMBOROWSKI tel. +48 660 440 606 [email protected]

    GRZEGORZ TURZAńSKI tel. +48 506 048 899 [email protected]

    KRZYSZTOF WIECH tel. +48 604 210 350 [email protected]

    JULIA ZWIERZEWSKA tel. +48 501 642 048 [email protected]

    FILMLOCATIONS tel. +48 691 162 731 [email protected] www.filmlocations.com.pl

    FILM POLSKA PRODUCTIONS tel. +48 12 34 62 950 [email protected] www.filmpolska.pl

    GRUPPA RAFAŁ WIDAJEWICZ tel. +48 608 621 765 [email protected] www.gruppa.pl

    HOUSE MEDIA COMPANY tel. +48 22 840 50 56 [email protected] www.housemedia.com.pl

    LAVA FILMS tel. +48 602 132 222 [email protected] www.lavafilms.pl

    LIPSTICK FILM Kaja d’Erceville tel. +48 509 623 408 [email protected]

    LOCATION SCOUT tel. +48 601 168 868 urszula.onopa@ locationscout.pl www.locationscout.pl

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  • FILM PRODUCTION FUNDING TABLE OF CONTENTS

    LOCATIONS

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    6. The Baranów Sandomierski Castle, the Podkarpackie region

    7. The Pszczyna Castle, Silesia

    8. The Moszna Castle, the Opolskie region

    9. The Malbork Castle, the Pomorskie region

    1. The Krasiczyn Castle, the Podkarpackie region

    2. The Branicki Palace, Białystok

    3. The Czocha Castle, Lower Silesia

    4. The Nidzica Castle, the Małopolska region

    5. The Książ Castle, Wałbrzych

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    5. Wolfschantze, near Kętrzyn

    6. The Modlin Fortress, Mazovia

    7. The Miedzyrzecz Fortification Region, the Lubuskie region

    8. The Poznań Fortress, Fort VI

    1. Container Terminal in Gdańsk, the Pomorskie region

    2. Uniontex, Powerstation, Łódź

    3. Power Plant in Bełchatów, the Łódzkie region

    4. The “Krystyna” Mine Shaft, Bytom

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    5. The Valley of Five Polish Lakes, the Tatra National Park

    6. The Table Mountains7. The Bieszczady

    Mountains in fall

    1. The Three Crowns Peak, the Pieniny Mountains

    2. The Bieszczady Mountains

    3. Szrenica Mountain Hut, the Karkonosze Mountains

    4. The Krakow–Częstochowa Upland

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    5. Kisajno Lake, the Warmińsko-Mazurskie region

    6. The Żar Mountain7. The Elbląg Canal

    1. The waterfall in Iwla, the Beskid Niski Mountains

    2. The Wolin Island, Western Pomerania

    3. The Morskie Oko Lake, the Tatra Mountains

    4. The Shifting Dunes and the Łebskie Lake, the Słowiński National Park

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    1. Zgierz2. Kazimierz Dolny3. Bielsko-Biała4. The Bydgoszcz Canal5. Bystrzyca Kłodzka6. Sandomierz7. Zakopane

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    1. Gdańsk, Mariacka Street2. Warsaw, Zamkowy Square3. Wrocław, the City Hall4. Zamość, the Old Town5. Krakow, the Market

    Square 6. Toruń, the City Hall 7. Poznań, the Old Market

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    5. European Solidarity Museum in Gdańsk

    6. PGE Arena Stadium in Gdańsk

    7. City Warsaw

    1. The Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw

    2. The Philharmonic Hall in Szczecin

    3. The National Music Forum in Wrocław

    4. Małopolski Ogród Sztuki in Krakow

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    6. Pole Mokotowskie, Warsaw

    7. The Japanese Garden in Wrocław

    8. The Łazienki Park, Warsaw

    9. The Branicki Gardens in Białystok

    1. The Suwałki region2. The Lublin region, near

    Tarnawatka3. The Nowy Sącz District

    Museum4. The Białystok Country

    Museum, Wasilków5. Marsh beside the Narew

    River

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    5. Regional Governor’s Office in Katowice

    6. The Nikiszowiec District, Katowice

    7. The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, Warsaw

    8. Shopping Mall RENOMA, Wrocław

    9. Nowa Huta, Krakow

    1. The Church of Peace in Świdnica (interiors)

    2. The synagogue in Tykocin 3. The Eastern Orthodox

    Church in Komańcza4. The Divine Mercy

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    5. The “Kinga” Vineyard, the Lubuskie region

    6. Wieliczka Salt Mine7. The arcaded house

    in Żuławy8. The train shelter

    in Stępina-Cieszyna9. Spodek in Katowice

    1. The meteorological observatory on the top of Śnieżka Peek

    2. The Centennial District, the “corn” buildings, Katowice

    3. The Centennial Hall in Wrocław

    4. The bridge in Bolesławiec

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    5. The St. Mary’s Cathedral6. The pier in Gdańsk

    Brzeźno7. Długi Targ Street8. The Old Town Marina

    1. The Wisłoujście Fortress2. The University of Gdańsk3. The shipyard in Gdańsk4. The Oliwa Park,

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    5. Cricoteka, Nadwiślańska Street

    6. The Słowacki Theatre7. The Wawel Castle from

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    1. The Pieniny Mountains2. The Tyniec Castle 3. The Tempel Synagogue4. Meiselsa Street, Krakow

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    5. Piotrkowska Street6. Double Tree Hotel7. The Sterling Hospital

    (lecture hall) 8. EC1

    1. The Kindermann Villa 2. The Uniontex Factory3. The Poznański’s Palace4. The Arcadia Park, Diana’s

    Temple, near Nieborów

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    6. The Warsaw University of Technology, Main Building

    7. The Copernicus Science Center

    8. The Museum of Wood Architecture, Nowa Sucha

    9. The Wilanów Palace

    1. The Palace of Culture and Science

    2. The library garden of the University of Warsaw

    3. The Ciechanów Castle4. Mazovia night landscape5. A meander of the Liwiec

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    5. The Szczeliniec, the Table Mountains

    6. The Milickie Lakes, Milicz7. The Ostrów Tumski

    District8. The Four Dome Pavilion

    1. The Chojnik Castle2. The railway station

    in Wrocław3. The Wang Church

    in Karpacz4. The “Samotnia” shelter,

    the Karkonosze Mountains

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    CREDITS

    The photographs used in this publication appear thanks to the kind assistance and permission of the following:

    Cover photo – The Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw, photo by Wojciech Kryński, Muzeum Historii Żydów Polskich POLIN

    p. 4 – 24 (2016) dir. Vikram Kumar, photo by Aleksandra Zimny, Images and Words

    p. 6 – Pokot (Game Count, 2017) dir. Agnieszka Holland, photo by Robert Pałka, Studio Filmowe TOR

    CASTLES & PALACES 1. The Krasiczyn Castle: © pryc1969, Fotolia.com2. The Branicki Palace, Białystok: Archiwum

    Urzędu Miejskiego w Białymstoku3. The Czocha Castle: © Adam Ławnik, East News4. The Nidzica Castle: © dziewul, Fotolia.com5. The Książ Castle: © Kamil Cieliński,

    www.ksiaz.walbrzych.pl6. The Baranów Sandomierski Castle:

    © Krzysztof Zajączkowski, Urząd Marszałkowski Województwa Podkarpackiego

    7. The Pszczyna (interior): © Monkpress, East News

    8. The Moszna Castle: © Grzegorz Kopeć, Fotolia.com

    9. The Malbork Castle: © fotek, Fotolia.com

    INDUSTRIAL & MILITARY 1. Container terminal in Gdańsk: © Sergii Figurnyi,

    Fotolia.com2. Uniontex, Powerstation: © Witold Bączyk, Łódź

    Film Commission

    3. Power plant in Bełchatów: © fotorince, Fotolia.com

    4. The „Krystyna” Mine Shaft, Bytom: © markustg, Fotolia.com

    5. Wolfschantze: © Przemysław Wasilewski, Fotolia.com

    6. The Modlin Fortress: © Marek Jakuczek, Mazovia Warsaw Film Commission

    7. The Miedzyrzecz Fortification Region: © Piotr Pawiński, Fotolia.com

    8. The Poznań Fortress, Fort VI: © Poznan Film Commission

    MOUNTAINS  1. The Three Crowns Peak: © Andrzej Klimkowski,

    Krakow Film Commission2. The Bieszczady Mountains: © K. Zajączkowski,

    Urząd Marszałkowski Województwa Podkarpackiego

    3. Szrenica Mountain Hut: © Jan Włodarczyk – Autorska Agencja Fotograficzna

    4. The Krakow-Częstochowa Upland: © Radosław Maciejewski, Fotolia.com

    5. The Valley of Five Polish Lakes: © Piotr Michniewicz, Fotolia.com

    6. The Table Mountains: © jesiotr9, Fotolia.com7. The Bieszczady Mountains: © marcinbawiec,

    Fotolia.com

    AQUATIC 1. Waterfall in Iwla: © tomeyk, Fotolia.com2. The Wolin Island: © jaromaj66, Fotolia.com3. The Morskie Oko Lake: © shaiith, Fotolia.com4. The Shifting Dunes and the Łebskie Lake:

    © Jan Włodarczy, FORUM5. Kisajno Lake: © Mariusz Świtulski, Fotolia.com6. The Żar Mountain: © Wojciech Wójcik, Forum7. The Elbląg Canal: © Sławomir Pryc,

    Dreamstime.com

    TOWNS1. Zgierz: © Witold Bączyk, Łódź Film Commission2. Kazimierz Dolny: © Dariusz Skoczeń,

    Fotolia.com3. Bielsko-Biała:© Ewa Mazur, Dreamstime.com4. The Bydgoszcz Canal: © Roman Milert,

    Fotolia.com5. Bystrzyca Kłodzka: © Mangojuicy,

    Dreamstime.com6. Sandomierz: © Jan Włodarczyk – Autorska

    Agencja Fotograficzna7. Zakopane: © Adam Brzoza, Fotonova

    HISTORIC DISTRICTS 1. Gdańsk, Mariacka Street: © ysuel, Fotolia.com2. Warsaw, Zamkowy Square: © Andrzej Mitura,

    Mazovia Warsaw Film Commission3. Wrocław, the City Hall: © Sergii Figurnyi,

    Fotolia.com4. Zamość, the Old Town: © thomas, Fotolia.com5. Krakow, the Market Square: © M.R. Swadzba,

    Fotolia.com6. Toruń, the City Hall: © Jan Włodarczyk –

    Autorska Agencja Fotograficzna7. Poznań, the Old Market Square: © Poznan Film

    Commission

    MODERN ARCHITECTURE1. The Museum of the History of Polish Jews in

    Warsaw: © Wojciech Kryński, Muzeum Historii Żydów Polskich POLIN

    2. The Philharmonic Hall in Szczecin: © Mike Mareen, Fotolia.com

    3. The National Music Forum in Wrocław: © Łukasz Rajchert, Archiwum Narodowego Forum Muzyki we Wrocławiu

    4. Małopolski Ogród Sztuki in Krakow: © Szymon Blik, Reporter

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    5. European Solidarity Museum in Gdańsk: © Partyk Kosmider, Fotolia.com

    6. PGE Arena Stadium in Gdańsk: © Darios44, Dreamstime.com

    7. City Warsaw: © Andrzej Mitura, Mazovia Warsaw Film Commission

    GARDENS, PARKS & LANDSCAPES1. The Suwałki region: © Charles03,

    Dreamstime.com2. The Lublin region, near Tarnawatka:

    © Lauren85, Dreamstime.com3. The Nowy Sącz District Museum:

    © Marek Lasyk, Reporter4. The Białystok Country Museum, Wasilków:

    © Wojciech Konopka, Agencja Fotograficzna Fotografix

    5. Marsh beside the Narew River: © Wiktor Wołkow, Urząd Marszałkowski Województwa Podlaskiego

    6. Pole Mokotowskie, Warsaw: © PZ STUDIO Zbigniew Panów, z archiwum m. st. Warszawa

    7. The Japanese Garden in Wrocław: © Wroclaw Film Commission

    8. The Łazienki Park, Warsaw: © Zheimo, Dreamstime.com

    9. The Branicki Gardens in Białystok: © Agnieszka Sadowska, Agencja Gazeta

    SACRED ARCHITECTURE1. The Church of Peace in Świdnica (interiors):

    © foto_neverland, Fotolia.com2. The synagogue in Tykocin: © Agnieszka

    Sadowska, Agencja Gazeta3. The Eastern Orthodox Church in Komańcza:

    © graphia, Fotolia.com4. The Divine Mercy Sanctuary in Krakow

    © agneskantaruk, Fotolia.com

    PERIOD BUILDINGS1. Regional Governor’s Office in Katowice:

    © Joanna Myszor, Silesia Film Commission2. The Nikiszowiec District, Katowice:

    © Marcin Mrówka, Fotolia.com3. The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural

    Development, Warsaw: © Andrzej Mitura, Mazovia Warsaw Film Commission

    4. Shopping Mall RENOMA, Wrocław: © Wroclaw Film Commission

    5. Nowa Huta, Krakow: © Przemysław Walocha, Krakow Film Commission

    POLAND’S SPECIAL1. The meteorological observatory on the top of

    Śnieżka Peek: © Locha79, Dreamstime.com2. The Centennial District, the “corn” buildings,

    Katowice: © Mariola Bąk, Silesia Film Commission

    3. The Centennial Hall in Wrocław: © Stanisław Klimek, WP Hal Stulecia sp. z o.o.

    4. The bridge in Bolesławiec: © Dziurek, Fotolia.com

    5. The “Kinga” Vineyard: © Marcin Oliva Soto, Urząd Marszałkowski Województwa Lubuskiego

    6. Wieliczka Salt Mine: © Shchipkova Elena, Fototlia.com

    7. The arcaded house in Żuławy: © Urząd Marszałkowski Województwa Pomorskiego

    8. The train shelter in Stępina-Cieszyna: © Maciej Piękoś, www.schronkolejow.pl

    9. Spodek in Katowice: © Velishchuk, Dreamstime.com

    FOCUS ON GDAŃSK1. The Wisłoujście Fortress:

    © janmiko, Fotolia.com2. The University of Gdańsk: © R. Stasiak, Urząd

    Miasta Gdańska3. The shipyard in Gdańsk: © Nightman1965,

    Foltolia.com4. The Oliwa Park, green alley: © Patryk Kosmider,

    Fotolia.com5. The St. Mary’s Cathedral: © Patryk Kosmider,

    Fotolia.com6. The pier in Gdańsk Brzeźno:

    © Photocreo Bednarek, Foltolia.com7. Długi Targ Street: © S.Składanowski, Urząd

    Miasta Gdańska8. The Old Town Marina: © gpmax, Fotolia.com

    FOCUS ON KRAKOW & MAŁOPOLSKA1. The Pieniny Mountains: © Andrzej Klimkowski,

    Krakow Film Commission2. The Tyniec Castle: © Wojciech Wandzel,

    Krakow Film Commission3. The Tempel Synagogue: © Wojciech Wandzel,

    Krakow Film Commission 4. Meiselsa Street: © Wojciech Wandzel, Krakow

    Film Commission5. Cricoteka, Nadwiślańska Street: © Wojciech

    Wandzel, Krakow Film Commission6. The Słowacki Theatre: © Wojciech Wandzel,

    Krakow Film Commission7. The Wawel Castle from the distance:

    © Wojciech Wandzel, Krakow Film Commission

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    LOCATION GUIDE POLAND

    Film Commission Poland

    Editor: Anna E. Dziedzic

    Editorial team: Dana Pohl, Tomasz Dąbrowski

    English translation and language editing: Olga Brawańska, Caryl Swift

    Film Commission Poland would like to thank the following people for their suport and advice: Ada Bogdziewicz, Monika Głowacka, Marcin Kapica, Dorota Keller, Patrycja Młynarczyk, Agnieszka Olędzka, Maciej Orlicz, Agnieszka Puciło, Anna Spisz, Natalia Stysło, Wenancjusz Szuster, Klaudia Śmieja.

    Graphic design: Joanna Górska, Homework

    Warsaw 2016

    FOCUS ON ŁÓDŹ & ŁÓDZKIE1. The Kindermann Villa: © Paweł Wojtyczka, Łódź

    Film Commission2. The Uniontex Factory: © Witold Bączyk, Łódź

    Film Commission 3. The Poznański’s Palace: © M. Kawczyński, Łódź

    Film Commission4. The Arcadia Park, Diana’s Temple, near

    Nieborów: © Marek Bazak, East News5. Piotrkowska Street: © Witold Bączyk,

    Łódź Film Commission6. Double Tree Hotel: © Łódź Film Commission7. The Sterling Hospital: © Łódź Film Commission 8. EC1, Łódź: © Archiwum «EC1 Łódź – Miasto

    Kultury»

    FOCUS ON WARSAW & MAZOVIA1. The Palace of Culture and Science:

    © Photocreo Bednarek, Foltolia.com2. The library garden of the University of Warsaw:

    © Andrzej Mitura, Mazovia Warsaw Film Commission

    3. The Ciechanów Castle: © Urząd Marszałkowski Województwa Mazowieckiego

    4. Mazovia night landscape: © Alan Czekierda, Mazovia Warsaw Film Commission

    5. A meander of the Liwiec River: © Mazovia Warsaw Film Commission

    6. The Warsaw University of Technology, Main Building: © Dariusz Zaród, East News

    7. The Copernicus Science Center: © Adam Ławnik, East News

    8. The Museum of Wood Architecture, Nowa Sucha: © Daniel Frymark, Mazovia Warsaw Film Commission

    9. The Wilanów Palace: © PZ STUDIO Zbigniew Panów, archiwum m. st. Warszawa

    FOCUS ON WROCŁAW & LOWER SILESIA1. The Chojnik Castle: © Wroclaw Film

    Commission2. The railway station in Wrocław: © stepmar,

    Fotolia.com3. The Wang Church in Karpacz: © borzywoj,

    Fotolia.com4. The “Samotnia” shelter, the Karkonosze

    Mountains: © Wroclaw Film Commission5. The Szczeliniec, the Table Mountains: © Urząd

    Miasta Kudowa-Zdrój6. The Milickie Lakes, Milicz: © Urząd Miasta

    Milicz7. The Ostrów Tumski District: © Wroclaw Film

    Commission8. The Four Dome Pavilion: © A. Podstawka,

    Museum of Contemporary Art – branch of the National Museum in Wrocław

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