A medieval Polish city gets a contemporary apart-hotel in a historic baroque building
Known for being the birthplace of Copernicus, its medieval architectural landscape and its gingerbread, Toruń, a city in northern Poland, is well acquainted with its 13th century origins; UNESCO inscribed it onto its World Heritage List
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