“Although this map contains hundreds of interesting things to see they represent only a few of all the attractions which await visitors to our country. The relevant places are marked with a red dot, although the dots aren’t exactly in the right place, for they are meant to indicate only approximately where our most beautiful sites are. Precise details can be found in your car atlas…” – Text, bottom. This beautiful map offers the ‘Delights of Poland’ to its English-speaking audience. Dozens of vignettes that highlight Polish architecture, industry, and culture are scattered throughout the image. The adjacent regions are filled with elements of historic cartography (including, confusingly, four compass roses!) that reflect the nation’s long and proud history. The map was illustrated by Szymon Kobylinski in 1997. Published in Warsaw by Terra Nostra.
