Poland - Aerial Perspective Trailer | Europe From Above | National Geographic UK

Elevate your perspective with a unique view of Poland. Witness the sheer scale of Gdansk dockyard, almost as big as 100 football fields. Get a panoramic view over the largest castle in the world and explore skiing like never before. Zoom through the unmissable Krakow dragon parade and observe the struggles of European Bison, the largest land animal in Europe.

This bird's eye view of Poland also reveals a nation undergoing an astonishing transformation, as Warsaw Poles are hard at work building what will become the tallest building in the EU.

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Why this episode is not in the Platform

[pakvaisesbebras]

We’re gone: Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia?

[zenombereznicki]

It was not only Natzis that invaded Poland in Sept 1939, it was Germans. Natzis, were Germans. But you know that.

[BeataGlenn]

Absolutely agree - amazing country, but this film is a pure propaganda film presumably paid for by the PIS government. This is their view of Poland which is far from the truth. f.e. you visit Warsaw to go to the Old Town, you visit Cracow to go to Wawel, visit the unique salt mine at Wieliczka, or go to Bieszczady (none of them mentioned in this programme). When you visit Bialowieza, you will have a chance to see the Bisons in the National Park (it's not true that only one man is taking care of them, a project to save this animal has been running since WWII). And last, visiting Lichen with a statue of Jesus is not the biggest attraction of Poland!