Bochnia is 30 minutes away if you take a motorway from Krakow, the second largest city in Poland, and the former capital. The very rich history of the city, and the abundancy of interesting places and heritage, including the Royal Castle on the Wawel Hill, the Main Square, St’ Mary’s Church, the Cloth Hall, or the Kazimierz District, are the must see. The Kazimierz is also famous for its night life and parties going on until dawn. There are so many pubs and restaurants of all sorts. The British have long been in love with Krakow, visiting it in large numbers.

If you are looking for peace and quiet, just one-hour drive to the south will get you to the greens of the Beskid Wyspowy mountains, while if you drive for two hours, you will reach the Tatra Mountains, the highest mountains in Poland.

Bochnia itself is principally famous for the oldest Salt Mine in Poland, dating back to 1248. The mine is open to tourists for visiting the underground corridors on foot, on a train, or by boat, going down as far as 256 m underground.

All these places can offer you some inspiration and can be a way to get freedom of mind. With the new stimuli, you can stimulate your imagination and develop your music during the recording session.

And this is the main goal. To enjoy the music and to make the good better!