Poland on the UNESCO List – 18 places known around the world
Poland on the UNESCO List – 18 places known around the world
The History of the Postcard – 150 Years of Tradition That Connected the Whole World
The Strangest Postcards in the World – Part 2..
The Strangest and Most Unusual Postcards from Around the World..
Gdańsk – a city where Neptune watches over the sea, amber is millions of years old, and history waits around every corner...
Kraków – a city where a dragon lives beneath the castle, and the bugle call never reaches its end ...
Postcard series that can become even more addictive than Postcrossing itself - GF, MOTW, FOTW, COTW and all the rest....
Krynica-Zdrój – a town of mineral waters, Nikifor and postcard-perfect views...
12 Postcards Every Postcrosser Dreams Of. Have You Managed to Get Even One?
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Warsaw – a City That Reveals Something New Every Time...
Świeradów-Zdrój – a spa town that delights in every season
There are places we return to not only for their beautiful views, but above all for their incredible atmosphere and the many fascinating experiences they offer. Świeradów-Zdrój is one of those places. Located in the heart of the Jizera Mountains, it enchants visitors with its tranquillity, historic architecture and remarkable trails. It is a perfect destination for both a weekend getaway and a longer holiday.
Who likes original postcards? How do postcrossers decorate their postcards and why is it worth trying?
Postcrossing for advanced users – the forum, tags, meetups and other features worth discovering..
Postcrossing
It is an international project that allows you to exchange postcards with complete strangers from all over the world. For every postcard you send, you receive one from another participant in the project.
You do not choose the country.
You do not choose the person.
You do not know where your next postcard will come from.
And it is precisely this uncertainty that makes it so difficult to stop.
The project was launched on 14 July 2005 by Paulo Magalhães from Portugal, who loved receiving traditional mail and wanted to create a place where people with the same passion could find one another. From the very beginning, the aim was to connect people from all over the world through real postcards – regardless of their age, nationality or beliefs.
Today, Postcrossing operates in more than 200 countries and territories, has over 800,000 users, and the number of exchanged postcards has already exceeded 85 million. Every day, more postcards travel thousands of kilometres, bringing smiles to their recipients.
How to start your Postcrossing adventure
Starting your Postcrossing adventure is really simple...
The Story of House of Postcards — Born from a Love of Postcards
Once upon a time...