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There was a fish called Simonet. Some sailors found an abandoned island, and made a small village, which became a great village. One day the island started trembling, and they all fell to the sea, and houses fell down. In the end it turned out that the island was the fish, and the inhabitants were scared that the same happened again.

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Baba Yaga                                  (in Polish Baba Jaga)

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Baba Yaga                                  (in Polish Baba Jaga)

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It is a fantastical, supernatural character who appears in Slavic legends. She is usually shown as deformed or ferocious-looking woman. She is identified as one of the most memorable figures in Eastern European folklore. Baba Yaga lives in the forest, in little home, which is standing on chicken legs. She is known for scaring people.

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Kielce - it's a metropolis of the Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, a region where we live.
According to a local legend, Mieszko, son of Boleslaus II of Poland dreamt he was attacked by a band of brigands in a forest. In the dream he saw a vision of Saint Adalbert who drew a winding line which turned into a stream. When Mieszko woke up, he found the Silnica River whose waters helped him regain strength. He also discovered huge white tusks of an unknown animal. Mieszko announced he would build a town and a church to St. Adalbert at that site. According to this legend, the town's name Kielce commemorates the mysterious tusks (kieł in Polish).

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This is a very old legend. It takes place in Kraków in Poland. The legend is about a boy - shoemaker who killed a dangerous dragon that was eating half of Kraków. He used a poisened sheep - after the dragon ate it he was very thirsty. When he started drinking he eventually burst! After that the whole village began to cheer and people were happy again! They praised the boy for being a hero! The shoemaker married a princess and got half of the kingdom as the king had promised him before.

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The Mermaid of Warsaw is a symbol of Warsaw (the capital of Poland), represented on the city's coat of arm and well as in a number of statues and other imagery. There are several legends about mermaid. The City's literature and tour guides say the mermaid decided to stay after stopping on a riverbank near the Old Town. Fishermen noticed something was creating waves, tangling nets, and releasing their fish. They planned to trap the animal, then heard her singing and fell in love. A rich merchant trapped and inprisoned the mermaid. Hearing her cries, the fishermen rescued her. Ever since the mermaid, armed with a sword and a shield, has been ready to help protect the city and its residents.

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Here is a myth about a creature called Basilisk, in Polish "Bazyliszek". It's a half hen, a half snake, which turned people in stones, after they looked into its eyes. It usually lived underground. In the Polish legend, it was killed by a guy who brought a mirror underground and made Basilisk to look into it, so it turned rock by itself.

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Once upon a time in a village, some musicians who came back from La Llacuna found a wolf in the woods.
Suddenly one of the musicians who was a violinist, scared him with the strings of the violin and the wolf ran away.

BY:AROA AND DEREK

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The legend says, that long ago there was a woodcutter who lived in a village near Montserrat. He cut wood to live.One day the woodcutter found a red-capped knight who was carrying a horse named Bernat.The knight approached him, and said:Do you want to be the owner of this horse? I will give it to you only on one condition:In 10 years, you should bring one the same as this one, or you will come and live with me. The woodcutters accepted the proposal.
10 years passed and the fellowman could not buy another horse for the knight. The knight went to see the woodcutter to collect his debt.
The poor woodcutter entrusted the Virgin of Montserrat!
At that moment the horse came out, and in the midst of a creepy shout ... it turned into a rock

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Here is a legend about very popular Polish oak tree named Bartek. One day a guardian-angel arrived to the Polish kingdom .He had a special acorn. He told the Polish king to plant the seed, that he gave to him, and informed inhabitants about this event. The king planted the seed, which grew up as a big tree. The tree has lived through many bad, historical events but the civils helped it with many supports, so it is still alive. Now it's visited by many tourists.

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Before many many centuries ago there was a master who lived in Prague, his name was Hanuš and he could build beautiful towers and buildings. One day he built Staroměstský orloj. Staroměstský orloj was so beautiful that Hanuš got an offer to build it somewhere else. The Czech aristocracy did not like it and therefore they burned his eyes. Master Hanuš wanted to take revenge on them so he took one important componant out of the Staroměstský orloj. After some time Staroměstský orloj was repaired and now it is one of the biggest sights in Prague, all foreigners and tourists want to see it.

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There was a man and his name was Krok. He had three daughters and their names were Kazi, Teta and Libuše. Kazi got married to Bivoj, because he was very big, handsome and so strong that he slained dangerous bear. Teta was a witch and the last daughter, Libuše became the leader of the Czech tribe. Men were angry, because the leader was the woman so she told them: "Follow my horse and it will bring you to the new leader." The men followed the horse and found a man with name Přemysl Oráč. They took him to Libuše and they fell in love. They married and they were all happy, men had a new leader, Přemysl and Libuše had a husband.

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When Libuše (she is in the story Krok and his daughters) died, the women who served her and were her friends were very sad because no man paid respect to them any more. One of the man told them: "Now your are like lost sheep." Women decided to build their own castle, called Děvín, and soon all the women and girls started escaping from their husbands, fathers and brothers to castle Děvín. Men did not stop laughting them and teasing them. Only king Přemysl told the men: "You will not laugh for long, they are very brave and strong, you should be ashamed." But men did not listen and they teased them again. The girls declared the war against the men and they killed lots of men. Some men came to King Přemysl and they wanted to stop this war. King Přemysl went to castle Děvín and he burnt it and from that time all men and women lived together in peace.