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We present a selection of five cozy spa hotels in Poland, according to travel planning company Skyscanner. Among them you will not find large, well-known and therefore expensive hotels. There are not large, but very nice complexes here, where you can definitely have a great time without unnecessary and, sometimes completely unnecessary, chic. Give yourself a truly spring gift and spend a weekend in one of the spa centers in Poland. ​

1. Łubinowe Wzgórze, Nałęczów (Lubinowe Wzgórze, Nałęczów (approx. 30 km from Lublin))
Not far from the iconic health center in Nalečov, you will find a gem among spa hotels. Lubinow Wzgorze is a place with a special atmosphere, where you can feel care for visitors at every step. First, you will be fed with excellent regional cheeses for breakfast, and then you will be bathed in tender goat's milk or a fragrant decoction of eco-hay. No matter how hard you try to make it different, after a weekend spent in this spa center you will return home rested, happy, full of strength and energy. You will also be pleased with the reasonable prices for procedures.

2. Hotel Afrodyta, Radziejowice (Hotel Afrodite, Radziejowice (approx. 50 km from Warsaw))
Elegant and modern, at the same time cozy and homely hotel. One of the most important advantages of this place is its picturesque location near a fragrant pine forest belonging to the Dąbrowa Radziejowska nature reserve. The hotel retains a homely, cozy atmosphere, while being quite large and accommodating a swimming pool, sauna and salt cave. Here nothing can disturb your peace, while there is room to stir up your stagnant body.

3. Hotel Las Woda, Wilga (Hotel Las Woda, Wilga (approx. 60 km from Warsaw))
How about relaxing in the pool overlooking the green forest? Or a body massage using Shea butter? These and other joys are offered by the recreational business park Les Voda Hotel. Thanks to pleasant service, both business conference participants and newlyweds who need a little time to relax or a couple of girlfriends during a weekend together will have a great time here.

4. Dworek nad Regą, Trzebiatów (Dvorek nad Regą, Trzebiatów (approx. 120 km from Szczecin))
This place is not only located above the Rega River, as its name suggests, but also in close proximity to the sea. Visitors like the cozy interior of the complex, and the local spa, in addition to Ayurvedic massage, which is also popular in other places, can offer something completely unique. You can, for example, try a procedure similar to a traditional Moroccan hammam with peeling using Savon Noir black soap.

5. Manor House SPA, Chlewiska (Manor House SPA, Chlewiska (approx. 150 km from Lublin)
Cozy and luxurious, this hotel is located in the Odrowążów Palace, one of the oldest noble residences in Poland. Nearby you can see the incredibly ivy-covered Platera stables, as well as a historical park. And in the hotel's spa center, in addition to classic treatments, guests can enjoy such pleasures as aroma baths, for example, in red wine with oranges or in Iranian salt with herbal infusion and citrus fruits. Or maybe you would like to take part in music therapy using Tibetan gongs?

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Holidays in Poland in 2019

Holidays in Poland in 2019

Holidays in Poland

Poland is not as popular a country among tourists as its neighbors, but in fact there are many opportunities for active, cultural, therapeutic and even beach holidays. Holidays in Poland can be an excellent alternative for those who have already visited more popular countries.

Advantages and disadvantages

Climate

The climate in the country is temperate, with a transition from continental to maritime. Winters are not frosty, summers are quite warm, and during the season the weather changes sharply from dry to wet. The climate on the Baltic Sea coast is especially unstable; in the center of the country the summers are warmer and drier than on the coast, and in the mountains the summers are quite cool and the winters are very snowy.

Warsaw

When choosing where to relax in Poland, not many people choose Warsaw. This is the capital, but it suffered greatly during the Second World War, and lost almost all architectural and historical monuments. But the city was carefully restored, and now there is something to see there.

Attractions

If you're interested in sightseeing, it's worth visiting the Old Town - outside of it, the capital is not very beautiful and mainly consists of unrestored Soviet buildings and tacky modern high-rises.

Among the attractions, we recommend visiting the Barbican Wall, built in the 14th century and now standing on the border of Old and New Warsaw. In the center of the Old Town there is a beautiful Castle Square with a monument to Sigismund the Third. The most famous religious landmark is the Church of the Holy Cross.

It’s worth taking a walk in Lazienki Park to see the Palace on the Water. If you want a more cultural holiday, you can visit one of the 43 city museums, for example, the Süchent Gallery or the Chopin Museum.

Together with your children, you can go to the zoo in the city center, or to a water park in the suburbs with rides, a Russian bathhouse and other entertainment.

If you want something active, you can go to the Champ Tennis club or the Golf Parks Poland golf club. It's also fun in the market square, where street artists and musicians constantly meet.

Fans of nightlife will also like it here - you can visit numerous clubs and bars, of which the most popular is Tygmont jazz.

Skiing

The capital offers guests not only an excursion, but also a ski resort. In the Ochota area, the Szczesliwice slope with a height of 75 meters is open. There is already equipment rental, a cafe and other amenities, and snowboarding and skiing lessons are available. There are several hotels near the slope. Of course, the level of the pistes on the slope is not too high, but it is quite possible to diversify your holiday in the capital with skiing.

Shopping

There are a lot of old, Soviet stores in the capital, but now they are gradually being replaced by large shopping centers and boutiques from Western countries. On the Rondo Babka ring there is the Arcadia shopping center, one of the largest in Europe. You can buy a lot in the Smyk Building department store and in the largest department store in Poland, Galeria Centrum.

If you want to buy souvenirs, be sure to visit the Russian Bazaar on Waszyngtona Street. Fashionistas will love it in the city center, on Powsinska Street, where the Sadyba Best shopping center sells designer clothes. And in the Old Town you can buy traditional products, such as ceramics.

Krakow

Attractions

It’s better to start exploring the city from an observation deck, for example, on the Kosciuszko Mound. From here you can see the entire Old Town and other interesting places, and you can get to the site by bus or on foot in half an hour.

If we talk about attractions, then you should definitely look at:

• Royal castle, whose history begins in the 10th century. The place is no less important for Poland than the Kremlin is for Russia;
• Market Square, with bustling fairs and souvenir shops;
• Kazimierz is an old quarter with interesting architecture and numerous synagogues, with a special atmosphere that differs from the rest of the city;
• Planty – a park around the Old Town, a good place for walking;
• City Hall of the 14th century, with a branch of the historical museum;
• Aviation Museum with a very interesting exhibition;
• St. Mary's Cathedral, a very original architectural structure.

You can take a pleasant walk in the Volsky Forest, where it is worth looking at the Panenskie Rocks with the figurine of the Mother of God.

Nightlife lovers should visit the Cocon club, or dance at Epsilon or the popular Faust club. If you want to have fun, especially with children, you can visit a water park with eight slides, fountains, swimming pools with hydromassage and other interesting attractions.

Shopping

The Old Town is a great place for shopping, where you can buy jewelry, clothes and works of art. If you like antiques, go to the Kazimierz district, and the Glowny market contains the best shops in the city, for example, the clothing ranges of Sukiennice.

After Glowny there is the Royal Route, which is worth a visit to Florianska and Grodzka.

Swinoujscie

Swinoujscie, or Swinoujscie, is a city on the coast, almost on the border with Germany, with modern hotels, holiday homes, beaches and ample opportunities for treatment.

Beaches

The resort is famous for the largest and cleanest sandy beach in the country. It is framed by pine trees, so you can breathe clean air while relaxing. In addition, the beach is well equipped - it has umbrellas and sunbeds, lifeguards and attractions for children. And the sea here is shallow, so the water is always warm.

Treatment

They treat here mainly with medicinal mud and waters with iodine, boron and bromine. Treatment is indicated for diseases of the heart and circulatory system, problems with the musculoskeletal system and respiratory tract, obesity, etc. The local air and maritime climate have an additional effect. Almost all sanatoriums are located near the beach, renovated and offer pleasant rest and relaxation.

Attractions

Swinoujscie is good not only for its beach and sanatoriums, but also for its interesting sights. For example, you can visit the lighthouse near the Svina River - the tallest structure on the shores of the Baltic Sea, built in the mid-19th century. Around the same time, Fort Angela, a copy of the Roman Castle Angela, was built. If you like religious monuments, then visit the Church of Christ the King, built instead of a Gothic cathedral, with a beautiful model of a ship, or the neo-Gothic Church of Our Lady of the Star of the Sea from the 15th century.

In general, there are a lot of forts in the city, for example, Fort Gerhard or the Western Fort, which hosts exhibitions dedicated to the socialist past of Poland.

There are other entertainments in the city - tennis courts, yacht trips or visiting a bird sanctuary. It’s also very easy to travel to Germany from here – Berlin is only a hundred kilometers away.

Gdynia

Where to go in Poland to relax on the beach? An excellent place for this would be a young seaport, almost destroyed during the Second World War, but now rebuilt and very attractive for tourists.

Beaches

The largest city beach is located at the sailing pier, within walking distance from the center. There are playgrounds on the beach, you can rent umbrellas and sun loungers, but there are no showers. A little further away are the beaches of Babie Doły, Orłowo, Redłowo and Srodmiescie, with a very developed infrastructure and more deserted than the main city one.

Attractions

Gdynia is very bright and spacious; it was actively built up in the 20-30s of the 20th century in the Art Nouveau style. There are no special ancient monuments here, but there are interesting architectural structures, for example, numerous churches. It is pleasant to walk in the Redlewo and Orłów areas, with walking piers and excellent views of the sea. And in the Kempa Redlevska nature reserve, citizens and tourists love to walk and play sports. You can look at the city from Kamennaya Mountain, an observation deck.

There are also two interesting museum ships moored in the city – “Blyskawica” and “Dar Pomoza”, a warship and a sailing ship. Here you can view the ship's interiors and buy souvenirs of the corresponding theme.

You can have fun in 24-hour bars or watching concerts and performances on Orłowo beach. There are also ample opportunities for active recreation - bicycle rentals, tennis courts, golf courses and sailing schools.

With children you can go to Jump City Trampoline Park, an interesting park for ski jumping. And in the Adventure Park Gdynia you can ride horses and ATVs, do archery, play paintball, etc.

Shopping

There are not many shopping opportunities here, but there are several shopping centers such as Klif, Batory near the train station and Riviera, which sell many famous brands.

Zakopane

Where to relax in Poland as actively as possible? Of course in the main ski resort of Zakopane.

Skiing

Zakopane has ten ski resorts. The most popular are Nosal, Polyana Szymoszkowa and Kasprowy Wierch. There is no single ski pass here, so it is better to choose one area for skiing at some altitude.

Kasprowy Wierch is the most popular resort, with difficult trails for professionals and an altitude difference of almost a kilometer. There are also areas for beginners. Gubałówka is also famous, mainly due to the cable car and six trails for both beginners and experts. There is an area for snowboarders.

Other areas are also interesting, mainly due to the variety of trails. And in Nosala there is an excellent slalom slope and five very easy trails for beginners.

All ski areas are well equipped, have stable snow cover, equipment rental and other infrastructure.

Attractions

The village is quite old; it was first mentioned in the 17th century. The architecture is mainly wooden, in a special Zakopane style - Villa Koliba, the “house under the fir trees” with the Tar Museum and other buildings were built in it. You can go to Chochołów with the houses of the 19th century mountaineers. There is also an ancient knight's castle nearby.

You can also go to the old mountain cemetery, where many famous figures of the country are buried.

Natural monuments are also good, for example, the Koshtel Valley of the Tatras with Lake Morskie Oko.

Shopping

Shopping here is concentrated in the central market, on Krupovka Street. It’s good to buy Turkish sheepskin coats - the prices are low and the choice is wide. Also interesting are woolen products, including felted ones.

Souvenirs

Your holiday in Poland will be remembered for a long time if you bring a couple of interesting souvenirs from there:

Herbal cosmetics

Pat&Rub, Ziaja or AA Cosmetics, hypoallergenic creams

Polish folk medicines based on propolis and honey

They're pretty easy to buy

Alcohol

For example, “Zubrovka” - a strong herbal tincture, Goldwasser or Gzhanets wine with an unusual taste and spices

Polish sweets

Torun gingerbread, Wedel chocolate, Kashtanka cakes

Pork sausages

No worse than the German ones

Linen dresses and shirts with beautiful local embroidery

Antique traditional shoes made of genuine leather

Clothes and accessories made from sheep skins

Amber jewelry

Great soft toys for children

Especially sheep made from natural wool

Dried flower decorations

Wood carvings

Military-themed figurines, fake armor and weapons

Clay beer mugs

Products of master glassblowers from Zakopane and Krakow

Visa and customs

Poland is part of the European Union, so Russian citizens need a Schengen visa to visit it. It’s not difficult to get it – just fill out an online form, collect the necessary documents and make a 50% payment for the hotel if you’re traveling on your own. You can even get a six-month or one-year visa.

Customs rules are pretty standard. The import of currency is not limited; you can import a certain amount of alcohol and cigarettes, as well as personal items. Dangerous substances and objects, gasoline in cans, meat and dairy products, drugs, etc. are prohibited for import. Items of artistic value are prohibited for export.

How to get there

By plane

The easiest way to go on holiday to Poland is by plane - there are direct flights from Moscow, St. Petersburg, Yekaterinburg and other cities. Low-cost airlines fly from Europe to Poland. Mostly planes fly to Warsaw.

Poland is a country where the modern level of civilization is combined with clean air, gentle sea, sand dunes and Teutonic castles. Here you can spend an unforgettable family vacation, improve your health in local health resorts, and go on fascinating historical excursions. Thrill-seekers will also find something to keep themselves busy. Fans of eco-tourism have a particularly good time relaxing in Poland. 22 local national parks, untouched corners of wild nature, and landscape parks simply cannot leave any tourist indifferent.

National parks in Poland

Poles have always respected unity with nature. The location of the land was ideal for this. The majestic Tatra mountain ranges, unique Masurian lakes, untouched forests in the Białowieża Forest and the unique Biebrza swamps, the only ones in Europe. As many as seven national parks in Poland have become the property of UNESCO:

• Belovezhsky;
• Tatransky;
• Slovinsky;
• Karkonosze;
• Kampinossky;
• Babiegursky;
• Karkonosze.

Visiting these natural areas is free, but the rules for staying in them are quite strict. Tourists should only walk on paths. Photographing animals is prohibited. The price of visiting local national parks is low, but you can get a lot of impressions. During your walk, you will definitely be able to meet representatives of the flora and fauna of rare species.

Bialowieza National Park is considered the most famous national park in Poland. Together with the Belarusian Belovezhskaya Pushcha, it is the largest place in Europe for the conservation of virgin forests. Here you can meet bison and tarpans (these animals are extremely rare in Europe). This place will not be boring for lovers of historical secrets: in addition to unique animals, you can also find monuments of ancient Slavic culture.

Those who decide to visit the capital will not have to travel far if they want to visit the national park. Kampinos Park is located not far from Warsaw. It includes rich complexes of oak and pine forests, as well as swamps and meadows of the Vistula River floodplain. Of course, the area is rich in semi-aquatic animals: badgers, fish, moose, pine martens, pine crossbills, herons and others. But the black stork, listed in the Red Book, is rightfully considered the pearl of the park.

Poland in summer

This country is chosen by tourists from post-Soviet countries not only because traveling to Polish resorts is relatively inexpensive. The climate in Poland is not very different from ours, so the body does not have to face the problem of acclimatization. But Polish beaches are considered one of the best in all of Europe. On site you can rent everything you need for a comfortable and interesting holiday.

But Poland is famous not only for its golden sand. There are many health resorts of various types, where people from all over the world come to improve their health. The country is famous for its mineral springs and mud baths. The most famous resorts in Poland are:

• Reval;
• Swinoujsyce;
• Darlowko;
• Krynica Morska.

If a person is tired of nightclubs, noisy parties and restaurants with exotic dishes, then it’s time for him to visit Poland. It's good to go here with small children. The atmosphere of the country is perfect for a relaxing holiday, during which you can relax. Castles from Teutonic times and fluffy fabulous pine trees harmonize in Poland with clean, well-groomed beaches and impeccable infrastructure, so every tourist feels comfortable.

The Baltic Sea is perfect for while away your vacation. It is cool, but the climate is formed in such a way that children do not get sick when swimming in it. The beaches are covered with fine white sand, impressing our tourists with their cleanliness. Here you don’t have to worry that your child will find a couple of cigarette butts or cut his fingers with a bottle cap while building a sand castle. The cleanliness of sand in Poland is monitored very strictly. It is interesting that some of the children here will swim in the sea, lie on the beach, and the rest will walk along the shore, wearing jackets.

It’s worth a holiday in Poland to destroy your classic ideas about a beach holiday. The trip will not be limited to dry trips to the sea. Polish resorts are conducive to active leisure. Many parks with paths for roller skating and cycling have been built near the beaches. By the way, this is where southerners prefer to come.

The lakes of Poland are called the lungs of Europe.

Holidays on Polish lakes deserve special attention. It will provide active pastime and the opportunity to go fishing. It is for fishermen that this area is considered paradise. It’s convenient that you can come to the lakes of Poland without your own equipment. They will definitely offer to rent it. And romantics will be able to rent a comfortable yacht for a trip. People often stroll along the lakes of Poland on a river bus, enjoying coffee, delicious desserts and the beauty of the local nature.

Extreme lovers will also find something to keep themselves occupied. They should go to Poland for kayaking trips. It should be taken into account that the water in local lakes is quite cold, so there is a risk of getting pretty wet. Poles consider overnight trips to lakes a popular form of recreation. If you don’t want to walk a lot, then you should rent bicycles.

Winter Poland

Those who believe that Polish lands are interesting only in the warm season have never seen the beauty of the Tatras. These majestic mountains receive a huge number of tourists from all over the world in winter. Zakopane is called the winter capital of European Poland. In the cold months, this is where the most intense and colorful events move, so, once in the country, any guest strives to get here for at least a couple of days. You can travel to Zakopane all year round - fresh mountain air, incredible landscapes and walks along mountain trails will allow you to forget the usual rhythm of life, completely immersing yourself in a fairy tale.

Of course, the best time to be here is in winter. Skiers from all over the world have been skiing here for 145 years. Once upon a time, the town even hosted the World Alpine Ski Championships, which indicates the high class of the slopes. In a town with a population of 28 thousand, there are more than 90 ski lifts serving 10 ski resorts. To complete the experience, there is a funicular railway to Gubałówka and chairlifts.

The season here lasts from December to April, but the most tourists in Zakopane are during the Christmas holidays. The buildings in the town belong to the Gural style. The buildings are small, very neat, with real fireplaces, decorated with wood carvings. The local cuisine corresponds to the spirit of the highlanders, being hearty and varied. Do not deny yourself the pleasure of tasting Żurek - Polish sourdough soup. The local chefs are quite hospitable and willingly share their recipes with visitors.

Krakow

Even those tourists who go to Poland on vacation, planning to spend their vacation in a cozy resort town, try to get to Krakow at least for a day. It effortlessly combines contemporary modernity with a fascinating historical past. Walking around Krakow, you can see sights that are ten centuries old, and next to them are modern buildings. The most popular part of the city is the Royal Road, which runs north to south throughout the Old Town. Royalty actually walked along this pedestrian part of Krakow in the old days. That is why the most beautiful and significant buildings were built along it.

When you arrive in Krakow, you should definitely visit the following places:

the Royal Castle

the Royal Castle

It is from this place that all tourist excursions around Krakow begin. In those days when the city was the capital of Poland, the castle was a symbol of statehood. It is located in Wawel.

Market Square

In medieval times, Krakow's main shopping square was one of the largest in Europe. It was built back in the 13th century (1257). But the buildings on its territory belong to other eras. The buildings date back to the 14-15th century, but acquired their modern appearance by the 19th century. They retained traces of the Renaissance and pompous Baroque, which can be seen in the attics, portals, and courtyard galleries. In addition to the ancient market, it is worth seeing the Town Hall Tower, the monument to Adam Mickiewicz, the churches of St. Mary's and St. Wojciech, and the Zbaraski Palace.

Bishops' Palace

Pope John Paul II lived in this building in the 60s and 70s. Even after his election to office, he remained attached to the structure, as evidenced by his periodic visits here. By the way, the monument to the Pope, beloved by the Polish people, stands right in the courtyard. It is believed that the palace has a special, peaceful atmosphere.

Kazimierz

This Jewish city became part of Krakow in the 19th century. Kazimierz has a lot of interesting buildings, including two churches (St. Catherine's and Corpus Christi). You will also be able to see a gymnasium, Orthodox synagogues, and old cemeteries. Once upon a time, it was in the Jewish district of Krakow that the world famous film “Schindler's List” by Steven Spielberg was filmed. It has become one of the best accounts of the Holocaust of World War II.

Aquapark

This water park is one of the largest in all of Eastern Europe. A lot of different swimming pools for all ages, saunas and jacuzzi await tourists all year round. The slides are so varied that it is difficult to try everything at once. The highest of them is as much as 202 meters. It has no analogues in other European countries. The descent lasts three whole minutes, ending with a dizzying fall into cool water.

Plants

This is a park ring that surrounds the old part of the city. In the 19th century, trees were planted here on the site of the old walls. Plants remain unique in any weather. In autumn, local trails are covered with bright leaves, young couples willingly stroll along them, and in spring, fresh greenery gives invigorating coolness. In the summer they take refuge from the heat under the dense caps of foliage, and in the winter they walk along the snow-white carpet.

Where else to go?

Of course, it is almost impossible to describe all the delights of Poland in one publication. Let’s try to briefly dwell on a few more interesting places for tourists, so that everyone can create the optimal route for themselves.

Salt mine (Wieliczka village)

This is an incredible place! It is a temple at a depth of as much as 100 meters underground. In it, all the frescoes, altar and sculptures are carved not from marble at all, but from ordinary rock salt. This underground mine is so huge that they could launch a hot air balloon in it. The village of Wieliczka is the largest salt deposit in Europe.

In the Middle Ages, salt was very expensive. Even a small village could be purchased for a small block of salt.

Gdansk

This city is called the amber capital of Poland. It is impossible to know the country, the mentality of the Polish people, their desire for freedom, without visiting here. It was Gdansk that was the birthplace of many famous personalities in the world, including the physicist Fahrenheit, the philosopher Schopenhauer, the astronomer Hevelius, the artist and writer Grass, and the politician Walesa.

Wroclaw

Not only the name of the city is good and babbling. People fall in love with it from the first minutes; there is something mysterious and musical in its cozy streets. Wroclaw is nicknamed the city of rushing water.

Poznan

It was from this city that the history of all of Poland began. It still determines the face of the state today. Legend says that at the confluence of the Warta and Tsybina rivers, the ancestors of the Slavic peoples – Czech, Lech and Rus – met. Although they had not seen each other for a very long time, they managed to get to know each other. It was in memory of this historical meeting that they decided to build the city.

If you have the opportunity to relax in Poland, there is no need to doubt it. Such a trip will be beneficial in all respects. Here you can spend a relaxing vacation or turn your trip into an exciting journey filled with exciting events. For this, Poland has everything you need: from sunny beaches to unique ski slopes. Tourists of all ages will feel comfortable here, which is why Poland is perfect for a family holiday.

Poland has everything: from many cafes and restaurants to pompous architectural monuments and unique attractions. Poland can offer its guests a well-developed infrastructure with excellent service and very reasonable prices. That is why Poland is very popular among residents of post-Soviet countries.

You can vacation in Poland all year round. Since Polish resorts are distinguished by good service and affordable prices, they are optimal for family holidays. Another advantage of Poland is that when you arrive there, you will not have to undergo acclimatization, because... differences in time and climate are minimal.

Fans of active recreation will also find something to do in Poland, because they have such famous ski resorts as Szczyrk, Wisla, Szklarska Poreba and others.

But above all, Poland is famous for its beaches, which are recognized as one of the best in Europe. The beaches have everything you need for water sports. Many resorts can offer not only beach holidays, but also mud baths and mineral springs, i.e. you can not only relax after working days, but also improve your health. The most famous Polish resorts are Rewal, Krynica Morska, Swinoujsyce, Darlowko and others.

Poland has a rich, eventful history. This story is reflected not only in the national epic, but also in national architecture. Throughout its existence, Poland changed its owners several times, but this did not prevent the Polish people from maintaining their cultural uniqueness. To see this, just book a sightseeing tour of major Polish cities such as Krakow, Warsaw, Gdansk or Wroclaw. Excursions in Poland will immerse you in distant medieval times. You should definitely visit the castle of the Teutonic Order in Malbork and feel the special atmosphere in the churches of Świdnica and Jawor.
In the summer, knightly battles and thematic performances are often held.

Walking around Warsaw, through the Old Town, you will immediately notice a huge number of attractions, many of which have been awarded the status of monuments of international importance by UNESCO. The most significant attractions of the city are the Church of St. Cross, Cathedral of St. Jana, Barbican and Lazienki. Numerous museums and galleries, most of which are free, will help you get in touch with art.

Krakow is the second (after Gniezno) capital of Poland. A kind of open-air museum. In 2000 it was recognized as the European Capital of Culture. Krakow is rightfully considered one of the most beautiful cities not only in Poland, but throughout Europe. Arriving in Krakow, be sure to visit Wawel Castle, St. Stanislaus, as well as the Church of St. Maria.

The rich history is also reflected in the local cuisine. Polish restaurants will delight gourmets with a very diverse menu, in which you can find all kinds of borscht, meat rolls, famous Krakow sausages, dumplings with countless fillings, trout served in cognac and then set on fire in front of the client, and much, much more. . It is simply impossible to list all the dishes.

In addition to its attractions and resorts, Poland is also popular as a country for profitable shopping tours. Moreover, this popularity is also observed among residents of the European Union. The secret of this phenomenon is the endless variety of goods and very affordable prices.
Thus, a trip to Poland in the summer will allow you not only to explore local attractions, improve your health in local resorts, enjoy traditional cuisine, but also update your wardrobe for the whole year at very reasonable prices.