POLAND

Basic information and facts about Poland

Poland

Poland

Poland is with over 300 000 square kilometers the 9th largest country in Europe. Polish nation belongs to the largest in Europe with almost 40 million inhabitants in Poland only and several millions more living in different countries all over the world.

Places to Visit in Poland

You can start your Poland adventure by enjoying some of the festivals that take part all year round; some of the most notable festivities include the Heineken Opener Festival in Gdansk and the Shanties, which is held in Krakow. Check the country’s festival calendar to know which events fall on your travel dates, so you can prepare yourself even better for the activities lined up.

Travel back in time as you go to the town of Czestochowa, and get ready to marvel at the Jurassic rocks along with the ruins of medieval castles that dot the area. The town is also a popular tourist destination due to the presence of the Jasna Gora Monastery, which showcases the best of 15th century Polish architectural prowess.

Those who are into skiing can start their adventure in Zakopane, which brings countless tourists and locals alike yearly to the magnificent slopes of the Tatra Mountains; the slopes in the area can be enjoyed by both beginners and professional skiers.

Warsaw – Poland’s Capital

Poland’s capital city, Warsaw, boasts of an endless array of activities to choose from. The Old Town section never fails to fascinate people with its quaint shops and cobblestoned streets, which have been beautifully and successfully preserved. Visiting the Palace on the Water and the Lazienki Royal Gardens is a must for everyone who ventures into Poland; as nighttime falls, you can expect the city to come alive in a different way, with the nightlife proving to be one of the best in the whole continent.

A trip to Poland will expose you to the colorful past that has made the country what it is today – a vibrant study in contrasts, constantly proving that it can overcome any adversity it may face. Make sure that you open your mind and your heart before you visit this wonderful country – and get ready to experience the harmony of contrasts that makes Poland such a fascinating country to explore.