Poland

For history lovers and admirers of Renaissance, Baroque and Gothic architecture, a break to Poland has to be on top of the list of any European destination. There are no less than 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites to discover throughout Poland, including Walsaw’s and Krakow’s Old Towns, the Bialowieza Forest, Wieliczka Salt Mine and Centennial Hall in Wroclaw.

What’s most loved about Poland

• Poland is cherished for its rich history and cultural heritage, with a legacy that spans centuries. Visitors are captivated by historic cities like Krakow, Warsaw, and Gdansk, which boast stunning architecture, charming old towns, and vibrant cultural scenes
• Poland’s diverse landscapes offer something for every traveller, from picturesque lakes and rolling hills to dense forests and rugged mountains. Visitors love exploring natural treasures like the Tatra Mountains, Bialowieza Forest, and Masurian Lake District, which provide opportunities for hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting
• Polish cuisine is celebrated for its hearty flavours and comforting dishes, with pierogi (dumplings), kielbasa (sausage), and bigos (hunter’s stew) being popular favourites. Visitors can sample traditional Polish fare at local eateries, markets, and festivals, as well as enjoy the country’s rich beer and vodka culture
• Poles are known for their warm hospitality and friendliness towards visitors, welcoming them with open arms and genuine warmth. Whether staying in a family-run guesthouse, dining in a traditional restaurant, or attending a local event or celebration, visitors to Poland appreciate the country’s hospitality and sense of community
• Poland is home to numerous historic landmarks and monuments that bear witness to its tumultuous past, including medieval castles, World War II memorials, and Jewish heritage sites. Visitors can explore iconic attractions like Auschwitz-Birkenau, Wawel Castle, and the Royal Route in Warsaw, gaining insights into Poland’s complex history and heritage
• Poland has a vibrant arts and cultural scene, with a thriving music, theatre, and literature tradition. Visitors can attend concerts, performances, and exhibitions, as well as explore museums, galleries, and cultural institutions that showcase Poland’s creative talents and artistic achievements

Please note that the estimated temperature, rainfall and recommended months of when to go are based on Warsaw’s weather patterns

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