Attractions
Poland being the 9th largest country in Europe, you won’t run out of things to see and do! When visiting Poland, you are not just getting historic architecture and town squares but also beaches, salt mines, forests and the breath-taking Tatra Mountains. You can enjoy winter sports during the cold months and brace yourself for a swim in the summer. As the Poles say, you can never get enough of Poland!
Rich History
There is so much history! Poland’s roots go back over one thousand years and history fans have a lot in the store waiting for them. The country’s rich history is what makes Poland so fascinating a country with 14 cultural UNESCO World Heritage Sites. From hundreds of medieval castles to the infamous Auschwitz Birkenau camp and admirable museums, there is such a lot to take in and discover.
Scenic Outdoors
Mountains swathed in snow in the winter and clad in lush vegetation in summer, tumbling rivers that carve their way through thick forests, and the dreamy Baltic Sea… Poland has all boxes ticked when it comes to the great outdoors. Nicknamed the Polish Alps, the Tatras are a delight to hike on in summers and serve as the perfect ski slope in winter.
Polish Food
Don’t go to Poland when on a diet! Go there with the intention to eat and make the most of the delicious Polish food. A holiday to Poland would not be complete without a generous serving of pierogi (dumpling) followed by a slice of sernik (Polish cheesecake) or a paczki (Polish doughnut). There’s nothing quite like the country’s traditional hearty fare.
The Vodka (And Beer)
Poland does alcohol quite well! You need to try the vodka on your visit to Poland.. it’s a tradition! Poles know how to party all year round. Whether it’s a summer music festival or a regular Friday night at a club, there is always a reason to celebrate in Poland. Be careful though – Poles can drink a lot!
