Highway to 'Hel' journey banned after religious groups object to 'Satanic' 666 bus route
Tourists taking the highway to Hel will no longer be able travel on bus route 666 after religious groups said the reference to"the number of the beast" - viewed by some as a harmless joke - was"Satanic stupidity".
The 22 mile-long Hel peninsula in northern Poland is said to be one of the most beautiful and unspoilt parts of the Baltic coast.
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