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Cities & Regions in Poland

Kraków's Old Town survived the Second World War intact — the Wawel Royal Castle, the Jewish quarter of Kazimierz, and Auschwitz-Birkenau 90 minutes by bus. Warsaw was rebuilt from rubble and tells a different story: the Warsaw Rising Museum and the Palace of Culture. Gdańsk has the amber coast, the medieval Crane over the Motława river, and a ferry to Sweden. May to September gives the warmest conditions. Each guide covers which neighbourhoods to stay in, tram and bus costs, and honest food picks.

Masovia

Lesser Poland

Underground stone passage with dramatic natural light shaft, evoking the subterranean world of the Wieliczka Salt Mine, Poland
Wieliczka

Wieliczka Salt Mine visitor guide: tour types, booking ahead, what to expect underground, and how to get there from Kraków in under 30 minutes.

Pomerania

Lower Silesia

Greater Poland

Łódź Region

Łódź Manufaktura red-brick factory complex with open courtyard and cafe tables
Łódź

Plan your visit to Łódź: Poland's industrial art city with the Manufaktura complex, Piotrkowska Street, and a thriving street art and cinema legacy.

Lublin Region

Warmia-Masuria

Subcarpathia

Other Cities