Poland in photo riddles

Errm City coat of arms is a cow

Kudowa Zdroj pump room fantastic especialy inside.

Very good, spring waters house in Kudowa Zdrój.

Not what, not where but who is it?

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I see it is too difficult. See a more revealing photo of the statue, which decorates a fountain in one of the places I have mentioned here within last two weeks.

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Too damn right it was tough but now you made it simpler.
Rynek Niepoolmice and I dont have a clue who she is , but I would like to know.

Hard now out of silesia

Dolno, you can easily google her. If you do it before others, you will get a full point. :)

I aint doing that my wife got the place. so I shouldn't get any credit.

I am afraid I don`t understand you, do you mean your wife forbids you to google attractive shapely females? But that is just a statue!

Not at all but my wife remembered her, maybe she fancies other women or statues.

Jesus on the rainbow.

What and where?

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Painting "The Last Judgment" by Hans Memling. National Museum in Gdańsk.

Yes!

What and where?

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I've been there. It's the church in...in...IT'S NEAR KUDOWA. Wait. ;)

Edit: Wambierzyce. It's an impressive building, and there was some reasonable ice cream nearby too. It's also got a creepy ampoule of JPII's blood, too.

Yes ,it is a famous religious cult place in the Lower Silesia region. Exactly?

See my ninja edit ;)

I came across it entirely by mistake - I was driving back from a weekend in Polanica, and we decided to explore. When I saw it, I had to look around, just because the church is so visually impressive.

Yes, Wambierzyce. Point! The name has always sounded amusing to me because it is close to Wampirzyce - Female Vampires.

Have you driven through this little town too?

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No, you horrible Riddler! ;) But I think it's Duszniki-Zdrój?

Sorry, no, it isn`t. But I can help you: the name of this village (not little town) suggests sth precious. :)

Złoty Stok, perhaps?

Sorry, no, but you are close. And thanks for that guess, I didn`t even know such a place exists.

Srebrna Góra, I'm sure of it ;)

Yes! Like a storm!
Silver Mountain village - there was indeed a silver mine nearby. And there are Prussian fortifications to visit, too.

Another pic from the place which nobody guessed

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I can see a bow so it is probably Diana, Roman goddess of the hunt.

Unfortunately, she isn`t Diana because she is carrying a crossbow. And there`s a horned animal`s head at her feet. What could it be?

BTW, welcome back! :)

Religious "cult place " ?
I do question that.

Although I know it's not the same place, this looks very similar to The Golgotha at Licheń Stary. Is there some place similar in the south of Poland?


Justyna. Is it an Auroch head at her feet? If not, maybe Bison.


Just so I'm not getting the riddles confused, is this from the same place near the Kolbe statue?


Thank you! I didn't think anyone would notice I'd even gone to be honest!

Did I use an improper expression? I thought it was OK.

What and where?

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Yes! Justyna, the forester`s daughter, saved the king by killing an auroch which attacked him.


No, it is the place with those German names plaques. You have accidentally mentioned its name while discussing another riddle. But later you forgot about it.


The place nobody knew although I said it is connected with Lourdes is located in Porąbka Uszewska.

porabka_uszewska.diecezja.tarnow.pl/index.php/sanktuarium/55-grota-nmp-z-lourdes-w-porabce-uszewskiej

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kult in Polish is not the same as 'cult' in modern US English (which would be 'sekta' in Polish).

the same meaning sort of exists in English (though it's mostly fallen out of usage because of the 'crazy people' meaning)

but:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cult_(religious_practice)

Oh, I see, so I should have used worship?

That`s because of Janusz, an old friend of mine who loves travelling and always sends me links to his posts. He constantly writes: a place of religious cult, e.g,

tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g187438-d240307-r236295897-Malaga_Cathedral-Malaga_Costa_del_Sol_Province_of_Malaga_Andalucia.html