Poznajcie Kujawy

Kujawa - a region that undeniably associated with a multitude of picturesque lakes, endless forests and fertile fields, as it is in this area are some of the most fertile soil - humus. Even the Oscar Kolber Kujawa called land of milk and honey. However, this is an area rich not only in terms of nature and landscape, but also the historical and cultural heritage. Here we find countless castles and mansions, historic churches and museums, so that we can move in a slightly different times.

An excellent way to learn about a wide range of mobile application is Kujaw "Meet Kujawa," which includes the areas of its range Basin Association Zgłowiączki LAG, LAG humus on Salt and LGD Total for District Radziejowski. The guide is a proposal for those with smart phones and enables you to instantly find practical tourist information. In the application, we find, among others, extensive database of historical sites worth visiting, various hiking and major events in the region. The application is updated on a regular basis, so that everything can be kept.

A great help for tourists is the GPS location, which helps you not only find your position on a map, but also find their way to the object of our interest. Places in the application, in addition to geographical coordinates, also have descriptions, photos and contact information.

An interesting feature is also a planner, where you can store objects and routes that you want to visit later. They will be stored in the application and you will not have to worry about is that we forget something - the application will remember it for us!

The augmented reality displays the objects in the selected category, located in the field of view of the camera.

Mobile Guide is based on OpenStreetMap maps and can also work offline.
It has two languages: Polish and English.

Application co-financed by the European Union under Axis 4 LEADER Rural Development Programme.
Operation co-funded by the European Union under the European Agricultural Fund for Europe investing in rural areas.