Travel Guide

Travel information for tours, sightseeing, cycling etc. in Poland.

When to Go to Poland

Now that you’ve decided to go to Poland, the next step would be to determine when you will actually go there. Schedule your trip from May to September if you want to make the most out of the travel season – these are the months when virtually all of the tourist spots will be open to the peak season revelers; you can expect to see even more of your fellow travelers during the months of July and August.

If you prefer to explore the beauty of Poland without hordes of other tourists swarming around you, you might want to schedule your trip during the off-peak months. These months coincide with the coldest winter season across the country, and shouldn’t be a problem for those who are looking forward to great adventures in the snow and ski slopes.
It’s also a good idea to check out Poland’s event calendar, so you’ll know what festivals and activities you can look forward to in the time you’ll be in this fascinating country. This would also help you in choosing which clothes and accessories to pack, so you don’t end up bringing tons of clothes that you won’t be able to use anyway.

Places to See in Poland

Here are just some of the most interesting places to visit in Poland; take a look at them, and make sure that your schedule permits you to visit as many of these attractions as you can.

Warsaw – There is something for everyone in Poland’s capital, with the multitude of activities and sights that can be enjoyed in and around the city. You can spend a few hours browsing through the Old Town, going in and out of the quaint shops offering interesting local items.

The Palace on the Water and the Lazienki Royal Gardens are always included in the must-see places in this city; as night falls, you can check out the city’s clubs and bars that give the city one of the best nightlife options in the world.

Tatra Mountains – Get ready for some hard-hitting action on the slopes, which offer the best of skiing activities for beginners and advanced skiers alike. You will definitely enjoy your skiing adventure even more with a backdrop featuring the breathtaking views from Poland’s highest peaks.

Auschwitz – Prepare for a somber trip to the place that embodies some of the worst crimes made against humanity, as you walk around the most notorious genocide location in the world. You might just discover just how lucky you are not to be a part of the Holocaust that took the lives of millions.

Bieszczady Mountains – You will surely be awe-struck with the magnificent views that the mountains offer; you’ll realize just why this attraction is a staple in every tourist’s list of must-see places in Poland.

The places mentioned above are just some of the numerous possibilities for fun and adventure in Poland; there are lots of other places that may not be included in most travel guides, but are equally interesting to experience. If you’re up to it, you may want to go down the roads less traveled – and you might just discover some of Poland’s best-kept secrets.

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