Poland

A large Central European country of historic cities, the Baltic Sea, mountains, lakes, strong culture, hearty food and surprisingly varied regions.

Regions and routes

Regions and areas

Gdańsk, Gdynia, Sopot, Pomerania, Baltic beaches, ports, dunes, shipyard history, seaside promenades and Poland’s strongest coastal region.

Kraków, Lesser Poland, Wieliczka, old towns, salt mines, castles, cafés, Jewish heritage, mountains nearby and Poland’s classic cultural region.

Lublin, Podlasie, Białowieża Forest, Orthodox churches, borderland towns, wooden villages, wetlands and Poland’s quieter eastern edge.

Masuria, north-eastern lakes, sailing, forests, canals, villages, kayaking, summer cottages and Poland’s classic lake-country escape.

Poznań, Toruń, western Poland, old squares, trade history, Gothic towns, lakes, food markets and a practical region between Warsaw and Berlin.

The Polish Tatras, Podhale, Zakopane, mountain hikes, wooden architecture, ski resorts, thermal pools, folklore and Poland’s alpine-style south.

Warsaw, Mazovia, rebuilt old town, museums, parks, royal routes, modern city life, Chopin heritage and Poland’s capital region.

Wrocław, Lower Silesia, the Sudetes, castles, spa towns, mountains, old towns, German-Polish history and one of Poland’s most varied regions.

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