Poland brings together history, architecture, traditions and a remarkable variety of landscapes. Kraków preserves the charm of its medieval streets, Warsaw tells a story of destruction and rebirth, while Gdańsk reflects its mercantile past on the Baltic coast. Beyond the cities, you can explore castles, historic towns, ancient forests, lakes and mountains, while discovering traditional Polish cuisine, from pierogi to hearty soups. In this section, you will find itineraries, travel tips and experiences to explore Poland’s most interesting places, including lesser-known destinations and hidden gems off the beaten track.
I visited Chochołów Thermal Baths during my road trip through Austria and Poland. They were my first taste of the country, just after crossing the border from Slovakia. This is …