Travel Poland Guide

Recently admitted into the European Union, Poland is becoming more accessible to visitors by the day. A beautiful Central European country, Poland is home to 40 million people, two large cities and endless miles of wild lands. Polish culture is virtually un-touched, as are many of its quaint towns and villages. Polish hospitality is widely recognized, as is its uniquely fascinating way of life and its intriguing history.

The city of Kraków is Poland's oldest and most historically rich city. A walk through the old city should bring you through the town square, where a popular New Year's celebration is held each year. Within the city you will find the famous St. Mary's Basilica and Cloth hall, as well as the fascinating old Jewish Quarter, the Kazimierz. Kraków is a rich old city, and a perfect starting point for most tours around the Polish countryside.

Many who visit Poland go to see the converted concentration camp cum Holocaust museum at Auschwitz. Auschwitz sits just a few miles outside of Kraków, and is open to the public each day, free of charge. Most of the original structures and buildings remain from the camp, and various items have been put on display in the open-air museum. For most visitors, this is the most emotional and thought-provoking museum they will ever visit. Allow yourself a day during your trip to Poland to take in this unforgettable site.

The Tatras Mountains on the border of Slovakia may be one of the most beautiful spots in Poland. Though only a few hours drive from Kraków, the serenity offered by the Tatras Mountains is like no-other. Hike or take a cable car to the peaks of the mountains, and stay in one of many huts which spot the trails. You will be sure to run into some local wildlife, and not-so-wild life, as flocks of sheep with their shepherds graze in hidden meadows. For a truly meditative trip, enjoy the Tatras.

Poland is also home to some gorgeous rustic countryside, and many people take bicycling trips through the farm county of Mazury. Warsaw, Poland's other major city, has a fascinating old town as well as an ever-growing modern culture. From the fun-loving city of Lodz, to the ancient villages on the Ukrainian border; Poland is a rich and varied country with something for everyone to enjoy. 

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