So you’re finally going to the heart of Europe? A wise decision, indeed. There’s so much to see, that we could write a book about it, but here we’ll just list a couple of thing you definitely shouldn’t miss.
You’ll probably want to start your trip in Warsaw, and we agree this is a good idea. The capital city of Poland provides more than enough places worth seeing. The most recognizable building in the city – Palace of Science and Culture – is going to be one of those places you’ll remember for a long time. See the Royal Baths Park and Palace, visit polish Parliament, see the Old Town, and try traditional Polish food in one of countless restaurants. And then continue your trip.
If you plan to go south, visit Wroclaw nad Krakow – two most beautiful Polish cities, when you can see, touch and breath history. Centuries-old castles, town buildings, bridges, churches; numerous museums, parks, pubs and other places of entertainment will impress you. If you’d rather go north, though, you can spend some time at the beach. Swim in the waters of Baltic Sea and see wonderful port towns. Visit such cities as Gdynia or Gdansk, relax and party all day and night.
Poland is interesting because of diversity. When you finish you stay near the sea, you can go and climb Polish mountains. See breathtaking vistas and visit fairy tale-like, centuries-old small towns. If you’re not sure whether you prefer the sea of the mountains, you can choose something in the middle – and spend your vacation in the lake region.
That’s only a tiny part of places worth seeing. If you decide to spend your holiday in Poland, you won’t be disappointed. It’s beatiful, it’s friendly, it’s interesting, it’s not expensive – what else would a traveller want?
