Poland's festivals and reopened castle ruins attract thousands

In the village of Krowiarki, the Fanny Days outdoor series celebrated Italian music and culture, with authorities including starosta Grzegorz Swoboda and mayor Adam Wajda praising the cooperation between the palace owners, local council and volunteers. The event featured concerts, classic Fiat and Vespa displays, horse rides and a fireworks show, with additional editions planned for August and September.

Meanwhile, the medieval Sobień Castle ruins in the Bieszczady region reopened after a year of archaeological and conservation work. Within a month, more than 15,000 visitors walked the guided paths of the nature reserve, prompting calls for careful preservation of the site.