Country guide
Things to do in Poland
Poland packs medieval old towns, sobering history and mountain escapes into short, affordable trips. Start with a city below to see what's worth booking.
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Cities
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Experiences
Poland is compact and well connected, so you can base yourself in one city and still see a lot. Trains and cheap flights link Kraków, Warsaw, Gdańsk and Wrocław in a few hours.
Each city has a different character: royal Kraków, rebuilt Warsaw, seafaring Gdańsk, and the mountain gateway of Zakopane. Pick one to start, and use the day trips to reach the sights beyond it.
Choose a city
PolandKrakówRoyal Old Town, Wawel Castle, and easy trips to Wieliczka and Auschwitz.18 experiences→PolandWarsawEurope's tallest observation deck, a rebuilt Old Town, and grand wartime history.14 experiences→PolandGdańskA Hanseatic old town, a modern-history landmark, and Baltic day trips.8 experiences→PolandWrocławColourful Old Town, hundreds of bronze dwarves, and day trips into the mountains.8 experiences→PolandZakopanePoland's mountain resort, gateway to the Tatras and thermal baths.6 experiences→
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Frequently asked questions
Late spring and early autumn give you mild weather and thinner crowds. Summer is busiest and warmest, while December brings Christmas markets and the mountains fill up for skiing.