Founded in 1358 – right at the tail end of King Kazimierz’s rule – the town of Wylatowo has the most tenuous connections with the Piasts, however you’ll find it included in all the bumph related to the Piast Route because of two factors. Firstly, it’s home to the only triple-aisled wooden church in Poland (built 1761). Secondly, it’s famous for extra-terrestrial activity. We kid you not. It’s in this backwater a strange cigar shaped object was photographed floating in the skies 2007, with lab tests since confirming that there were no camera tricks or other such jiggery pokery involved. But that’s not the only peculiar happening; since 2000 when crop circles first started appearing in the neighbouring fields Wylatowo has established itself as a mecca for Polski ufologists. While some claim the circles are the work of savvy farmers looking to make a quick buck science geeks and X-Files style investigations have yet to determine the cause of this annual summer phenomena. For more info, including live transmissions from the affected areas visit www.januszzagórski.pl.