Caption

Traditional wooden houses in the village of Chocholow, Podhale-style wooden architecture, listed by UNESCO, even the public toilet is adapted to the style, near Zakopane, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Poland

Date

May 02, 2025

Credit line

Photo12/imageBROKER/Sunny Celeste

Reference

BRK26A68_059

Model release

No

Property release

No

License type

Rights managed

Available size

86,1Mb (6,9Mb) / 22,4in x 14,9in / 6720 x 4480 (300dpi)

Keywords

Monument conservation UNESCO timber building house building village city urban architecture cleanliness hygiene History of art Poland Eastern Europe construction toilet Europe tradition architectural style typical traditional residential area tourist attraction neighborhood World Heritage Site culture rural Polish wood hygienic everyday life listed building european toilet bowl Eastern European community UNESCO World Heritage adapted heritage wooden public style travel photography Lesser Poland Province countryside Wood construction Wood Architecture Cultural heritage Timber construction Village scene Settlement area Monument protection wooden house home structure town urban environment tidiness Art History East Europe restroom custom characteristic housing area place of interest district World Heritage sanitary daily routine heritage-protected East European municipality UNESCO site Publicly Lesser Poland in the country Wooden construction Wooden Architecture Conservation of monument wood house municipal washroom place residential district Famous Place neighbourhood listed parish Unesco World Heritage Site wooden structure lavatory spot Residential quarter Monument conservations timber buildings houses buildings villages cities constructions toilets traditions architectural styles residential areas tourist attractions cultures listed buildings toilet bowls communities heritages styles Monument protections wooden houses homes customs places of interest Conservation of monuments Famous Places WC Europe's architectonic style traditionally estate residence area sight landmark tourist landmark world hertiage made of wood housing estate housing development Unesco world Site tourist spot