Poland

Many travellers know very little about Poland, so there are many corners of the country that people don’t know. In Poland’s southwest, people are most likely to be familiar with the charming city of Wroclaw …

For one of Europe’s largest countries, it’s interesting that so many travellers don’t know much about visiting Poland. Full disclosure, I knew shockingly little about the country before my visit. Maybe that’s why I quickly …

Have an upcoming visit to Warsaw and no idea where to stay? Don’t worry, you’ll soon have everything you need to figure out where to stay in Warsaw and make sense of the different neighbourhoods …

Krakow is arguably Poland’s most popular tourist destination, which makes sense when you experience its old town’s personality and local culture in person. Whether you spend two days or three days in Krakow, you’re sure …

It’s rather peculiar that Poznan in Western Poland isn’t a larger tourist destination. While Poznan is one of the biggest cities in Poland, it’s nowhere near as well-known to tourists as Krakow, Warsaw or Gdansk. …

When people visit Poland, the destinations they choose often focus on pretty centuries-old architecture and immense or tragic history. But not everywhere in Poland is like that. Katowice isn’t, not really, so that begs the …

Poland doesn’t have many cities left these days with original, intact old towns thanks to World War II. Most are now just reconstructions – looking at you Warsaw. That’s not a criticism, it’s just the …

The city of Wrocław is somewhat of a paradox. Somehow, it’s both one of Poland’s largest tourist destinations and also a city you generally don’t hear very much about. Occasionally still known by its old …

When people think of Poland, beaches probably aren’t the first thing that comes to mind. Quaint historical centres and hearty pierogi sure, but sun and sand? Seems unlikely. Which is why the Polish Riviera is …