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Mighty waters

Water is one of the oldest symbols in cultures. It was mostly associated with purity but also it symbolises a world that is impenetrable for people, and those, who try, might have to bear severe consequences. In Bies and Czady, a river, later named after San, helped him to win a duel with the devil by taking away his dark powers.

Start from Poland

Bies and Czady (Bies and San)
1) Devil’s bridge
Bulgaria
2) Scylla and Charibdis
Italy
3) The Bride's Cave
Romania
4) Lake Misurina and Mount Sorapiss
Italy
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