Which Polish city?

Is located in Tatra mountains

The only Polish city with a metro system. Its landmark is the Palace of Culture and Science.

Was known as a Stalingrad

Known for its historic and multicultural architecture, numerous islands and bridges, and dwarves. It was the European Capital of Culture in 2016.

Pope John Paul II was born

Was the place where Nicolaus Copernicus observed the sky and created his theory. Also: known for delicious gingerbread

It was built as a modernist port city after World War I

With an urban layout reminiscent of Paris, designed by Hermann Haken, and with a modern, minimalistic Philharmonic building

Has one of the biggest castles in the world

Known for its historic salt mine

Was called "promised land" and is famous for textile industry

It was a free city during Napoleon time and between the world wars

One of the oldest cities, which was a center of Jewish culture, is currently a memorial site with the old Nazi camp "Majdanek". ALSO: "A Real Pain" by Jesse Eisenberg was filmed here.

Is former capital of Poland