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Plock is a town in Poland.

Contents 1 Get in 2 Get around 3 See 4 Do 5 Buy 6 Eat 7 Drink 8 Sleep 9 Stay safe 10 Get out

Get in

Get around

See

• A scenic view of the Vistula river, particularly attractive at sunset.
• The Cathedral, early romanic then modified in the centuries, on the hill neighboring the Vistula, in town centre.
• The remnants of Cazimir's Castle, facing the Cathedral.
• Masovian Museum, in Ul. Tumska - a collection of Art Deco furniture and paintings.
• Stary Rinek, the City Hall square. City Hall is intersting, the place has a certain interest.
• Strolling in the no-traffic area (Ul Tumska to Stary Rinek).

Do

Buy

There is a factory outlet of Levi Strauss (producing here). Reasonable prices, 2nd choice very cheap.

Eat

• Restaurant Art Deco

Stary Rinek 17

Tel.: +48 024 268 5751

Atmosphere restaurant. Expect 40 zloty

• Restaurant Angielski (see below in sleep).

Restaurant and pizza. Expect 20 to 35 zloty.

Many zapiekanka stands, especially in the center (typical 2 zloty). Kebab restaurants popping up lately (expect 15 - 20 zloty, less at the stands).

Drink

Sleep

• Hotel Petropol (Accor/Orbis chain)

Aleia Jachowicza 49

09-400 Płock, Polska

Tel.: +48 (0)24 262 4451

Fax: +48 (0)24 262 4450

e-mail: petropol@orbis.pl

reservation: rez.petropol@orbis.pl

website

• Hotel Angielski

ul. Tumska 9

09-401 Płock

tel.: +48 (0)24 264 1525

website (Polish)

Stay safe

People interested in searching lost places should visit the former transmitter site of Gabin-Konstantynow, situated at 52°22'14" North and 19°48'23" East, where from 1974 to 1991 world's tallest structure stood. There are still the basement of the tower and some parts of it at the site.

Get out

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