The comprehensively fenced and monitored complex facilities comprises:

- A football pitch with a capacity of 2,000 spectators (planned target capacity 4,000) together with 2,400 lux illumination

Situated next to a sports stadium, Hotel Ideal has large air-conditioned rooms, comfortable luxury suites, four air-conditioned conference and banquet rooms, fine cuisine, pleasant service and is surrounded by a heritage park.

Rzeszów is an innovative city, an important hub and a model of economic, cultural and scientific innovation. It is a centre of the aviation industry and innovative technologies. It is also a specialist academic centre where, among others, studies are conducted on expatriate Polish communities and migration.

Asked about Mazowsze we usually say it is the area around Warsaw. This is undeniable, and by no means surprising as the capital is like a magnet, drawing not only inhabitants of other parts of Poland, but also millions of tourists and business people from abroad.

Zamość was founded in 1580 by Grand Hetman of the Crown Jan Zamoyski. This city-stronghold, constructed from the foundations up, is the only example of renaissance architecture in Poland and one of the very few in Europe, perfect in its spatial and organisational structure. It has survived to this very day in relatively unchanged form. That resulted in the Zamość Old Town being entered on the UNESCO List of World Culture Heritage on the 14 December 1992 as the third city in Poland, and in September 1994 being recognised by an Ordinance of the President of Poland as one of Poland’s 15 culture monuments.

Jacek Protas Chairman of Warmia and Mazury Province takes us around his region famous for numerous lakes, forests and unspoilt scenery.

An exhibition entitled The Remembrance and Reconcilement Mound. From the Hell of Auschwitz to Oświecim, City of Peace” took place on January 19-23, 2009 in the EP seat in Brussels.

Ostróda has become a popular tourist city in Western Mazury, on the E7 Warsaw-Gdansk route. In the last few years, it has won the title of the most popular tourist destination in Warmia and Mazury several times. It is famous for the unique in the world Ostródzko-Elbląski Canal, which in 2007 was ranked fifth among “Seven Polish Wonders”.