What are the top attractions in Poland?

Poland boasts a wealth of attractions! For history buffs, Wawel Castle in Kraków is a must-see, along with the historic Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. In Warsaw, the Royal Castle and the Old Town, also a UNESCO site, are equally captivating. Beyond the cities, the Wieliczka Salt Mine near Kraków offers a unique subterranean experience, and Malbork Castle, a stunning example of Teutonic architecture, is another highlight. For nature lovers, the Tatra Mountains in southern Poland provide stunning scenery and hiking opportunities, while the Masurian Lake District offers picturesque lakes and charming villages.

Which airports are the biggest in Poland?

The largest airports in Poland are Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) and Kraków John Paul II International Airport (KRK). These two handle the most international and domestic flights.

Is it common to pay with cash or card in Poland?

Card payments are increasingly common in Poland, especially in larger cities and tourist areas. However, it's still a good idea to carry some cash, particularly for smaller shops or establishments in more rural areas. Credit cards, such as Visa and Mastercard, are widely accepted.

Is the driving culture in Poland considered safe for tourists?

Driving in Poland can be challenging for tourists. While major roads are generally well-maintained, smaller roads can be less well-marked, and driving etiquette might differ from what you're used to. It's advisable to exercise caution, particularly in cities, and be aware of drivers' habits. Consider using public transportation or ride-sharing services for easier navigation.

Are there any important traditions to honour while travelling in Poland?

Politeness and respect are highly valued in Poland. Saying 'dzień dobry' (good day) and 'dziękuję' (thank you) goes a long way. It's also customary to greet people with a handshake. Being mindful of local customs and traditions will enhance your experience.

Are there any noteworthy festivals unique to Poland?

Poland has many vibrant festivals. The largest is probably the Wianki Festival, celebrating the summer solstice with bonfires and floral decorations along rivers. Many towns and cities also hold their own unique festivals throughout the year. You'll find numerous smaller, regional events celebrating local traditions and harvests.

What areas offer the best experiences for a full week in Poland?

A week in Poland allows for a good mix of city and nature. You could spend a few days exploring Kraków's historic centre and the Wieliczka Salt Mine, then head south to the Tatra Mountains for some hiking and stunning views. Alternatively, you could combine Warsaw with a trip to the Masurian Lake District for a contrasting experience of city life and tranquil lakeside scenery.

Where should you go for a fun weekend in Poland?

For a fun weekend, Kraków is an excellent choice. The city offers a vibrant atmosphere, historical sites, delicious food, and lively nightlife. Alternatively, Wrocław, known for its charming Old Town and numerous dwarves scattered throughout the city, provides a more relaxed yet equally enjoyable weekend getaway.

Are there parts of Poland with consistently good weather throughout the year?

No part of Poland enjoys consistently good weather year-round. Poland experiences distinct seasons, with cold winters and warm summers. The southern regions, particularly around the Tatra Mountains, tend to have slightly milder weather compared to the north, but even there, you'll experience seasonal changes.

What are the emergency contacts for medical or security situations in Poland?

For medical emergencies, dial 999. For security emergencies, also dial 999. It's advisable to inform your hotel or accommodation provider of your plans and to keep emergency contact information readily available.

Poland Resorts at the Best Price

9.0 49 reviews

Kompleks Rekreacyjno-wypoczynkowy I Restauracja Strumyk

resort, Jordanów

Kompleks Rekreacyjno-wypoczynkowy i Restauracja Strumyk in Jordanów, Poland, offers family-friendly accommodation 42km from Bania Thermal Baths and 72km from John Paul II International Kraków–Balice Airport.
This self-catering property features two bedrooms, one bathroom, a 40 square metre floor area, and sleeps up to nine guests, boasting a terrace, garden, restaurant, bar, parking, and barbecue facilities.

8.9 72 reviews

Oaza Pieczyska

resort, Koronowo

Oaza Pieczyska resort in Koronowo offers a peaceful countryside escape, conveniently located approximately 29 kilometres from Myślęcinek Park and other attractions.
This family-friendly property features a shared kitchen, room service, a playground, and on-site water sports facilities, alongside free Wi-Fi and parking.

9.2 52 reviews

Wodny ŚWiat

resort, Ostrzyce

Wodny Świat resort is situated near Ostrzyce, Poland, a tranquil location 1.9km from the town centre and 3.5km from the Koszałkowo-Wieżyca Active Recreation Centre, offering easy access to Lake Ostrzyckie.
The resort features studios and chalets with fully equipped kitchenettes, private terraces with lake or garden views, plus on-site amenities including a garden, barbecue facilities, a children's playground, and free Wi-Fi and parking; nearby access to a sauna and hot tub is also available.

8.6 482 reviews

Interferie Dąbki Su Argentyt

resort, Dąbki

Interferie Dąbki SU Argentyt is located in Dąbki, just 150 metres from the Baltic Sea beach and 50 metres from Lake Bukowo, offering easy access to both the sea and the lake. The resort has received very good ratings for user experience, location and cleanliness.
The resort features a classic interior design with warm beige tones, providing a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. Guests can enjoy a range of amenities and activities including a swimming pool, sauna, fitness centre, tennis court, restaurant, bar, and a games room for children.

9.6 555 reviews

Awilla Ustka

resort, Ustka

Awilla Ustka is situated just 1.5km from Ustka Beach and 2km from Przewłoka Eastern Ustka Beach, offering easy access to the seaside and its attractions. The resort has received excellent user ratings for cleanliness and location, making it a popular choice for travellers.
The accommodation features a range of facilities for guests to enjoy, including a restaurant, bar, fitness centre, and a garden with a terrace. Families will appreciate the kids' club, playground, and the option of booking rooms with balconies.

8.5 2 reviews

Apartament Ruska Bania Na Pograniczu

resort, Lasowka

Apartament Ruska Bania Na Pograniczu in Lasówka offers a family-friendly self-catering apartment, conveniently located 26km from Polanica-Zdrój and Kudowa-Zdrój train stations, and within easy reach of attractions such as the Errant Rocks and Chopin's Manor (13km).
This 50 square metre property features two bedrooms, one bathroom, sleeps seven guests and includes a jacuzzi, sauna, spa, garden, terrace, free Wi-Fi, parking, and access to on-site activities like billiards, skiing and cycling.

9.1 860 reviews

Osw Moszczeniczanka

resort, Zakopane

The OSW Moszczeniczanka is located in the historic part of Zakopane, a short 1 kilometre walk from the city centre. This charming guesthouse has received very good ratings for location, cleanliness and overall experience.
The OSW Moszczeniczanka is situated in a 19th-century building with classic wooden furnishings. It offers a range of amenities, including free Wi-Fi, a private bathroom in each room, satellite TV, table tennis, ski storage and free parking.

9.0 501 reviews

Pensjonat Miedziana Perła Lubin

resort, Lubin

Pensjonat Miedziana Perła Lubin offers comfortable lodging in Lubin, situated approximately 27 kilometres from both the Legnica Cathedral and Art Gallery.
This guest house provides family rooms, free Wi-Fi, parking (limited spaces), room service, air conditioning, and a terrace/balcony, with one bedroom and one bathroom.

8.6 363 reviews

Park45

resort, Sopot

Park45 is a campsite in Sopot, just a short walk from the Crooked House and Sopot Pier, offering easy access to the town's attractions and the beautiful Baltic Sea. It consistently receives excellent ratings for its location, cleanliness, and overall experience.
The campsite offers a range of accommodation options, from comfortable cabins to spacious pitches for tents or campervans. Guests can enjoy a garden with a barbecue, a children's playground, and a fitness centre, as well as free Wi-Fi and on-site parking.

9.3 119 reviews

Ośrodek Wypoczynkowy Helkamp

resort, Hel

Ośrodek Wypoczynkowy Helkamp is situated in Hel, Poland, close to Cypel, City, and Baltycka Beaches, and approximately 90 kilometres from Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport.
This family-friendly resort offers self-catering apartments with fully equipped kitchens, free Wi-Fi, private parking, an on-site bar, and a children's play area, plus nearby cycling and walking opportunities.

8.8 305 reviews

Oaza

resort, Turawa

Oaza Resort in Turawa is situated on the shores of Lake Turawskie, approximately 15 kilometres from Opole.
The resort, offering self-catering rooms with kitchenettes and private entrances, features a shared kitchen, barbecue facilities, a terrace, and free parking; nearby activities include cycling, horse riding, and fishing.

8.8 60 reviews

Wosir Szelment

resort, Jeleniewo

WoSiR Szelment, in Jeleniewo, offers ski-to-door access to the Szelment Ski Lift, being just 0.1km away and 5km from the Szelment Ski Resort.
This family-friendly property features a one-bedroom apartment with one bathroom, boasting a swimming pool, sauna, restaurant, bar, and BBQ facilities, plus free Wi-Fi and private beach access.

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8.7 181 reviews

Pensjonat Boni

resort, Tolkmicko

Pensjonat Boni is a family-friendly guesthouse in Tolkmicko, just 16 miles from the Elbląg Canal and 21 miles from Lake Drużno, offering a convenient base for exploring the area's natural beauty and historical sites. The guesthouse has consistently received very good ratings for its location, cleanliness and overall experience.
The accommodation includes a shared lounge area for relaxation, as well as a stovetop and kettle for self-catering. Guests can enjoy free Wi-Fi and free private parking on-site, along with stunning views of Tolkmicko.

9.7 272 reviews

Kozie Turnie

resort, Poronin

Kozie Turnie is a chalet located in Poronin, just a short distance from Tatra National Park and Gubalowka Mountain Train Station, offering easy access to the stunning natural beauty and attractions of the region. The property has consistently received excellent ratings from guests for its cleanliness, location, and overall experience.
The chalet provides comfortable accommodation for families or groups, with two bedrooms and a living room. Guests can enjoy a peaceful garden setting, a terrace with views, free Wi-Fi, and free private parking.

8.2 241 reviews

Restauracja Joanna

resort, Gogolin

Restauracja Joanna in Gogolin, Poland offers family-friendly accommodation approximately 22-27 kilometres from attractions such as Moszna Castle, Opole Główne train station, and Opole University of Technology.
This one-bedroom guesthouse provides room service, Wi-Fi, parking, and sleeps up to three guests, featuring a private bathroom and terrace.

8.7 66 reviews

Kamion Ośrodek Wypoczynkowy

resort, Wierzchlas

Kamion Ośrodek Wypoczynkowy is situated in Wierzchlas, approximately 101 kilometres from Katowice Airport, offering easy access to local hiking and cycling trails.
This family-friendly lodging features a garden and terrace, includes rooms with a private bathroom, flat-screen TV and some with balconies, plus free Wi-Fi and parking.

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9.7 19 reviews

Chata Leśna Polana

resort, Kurzętnik

Chata Leśna Polana in Kurzętnik is situated 7.7km from the Brodnica Lake District, offering easy access to watersports and scenic views, and 29km from Lubawa Stadium.
This 63 square metre self-catering lodge boasts a private entrance, swimming pool, jacuzzi, sauna, and a fully equipped kitchenette, alongside on-site children's play area and bicycle hire.

8.0 1590 reviews

Diuna Beskidy Ustroń - Dawny Kolejarz

resort, Ustroń

Kolejarz Best For You Spa, in Ustroń, southern Poland, offers a convenient base for exploring the region, situated approximately 47 kilometres from TwinPigs.
This family-friendly hotel boasts an indoor pool, sauna, hot tub, restaurant serving Polish and international cuisine, tennis court, and free Wi-Fi, alongside proximity to skiing and cycling trails.

9.3 463 reviews

The Sun By Lubicz

resort, Ustka

The Sun by Lubicz is a family-friendly hotel situated just a short walk from the Ustka Promenade, offering easy access to the beach and the town's attractions. This hotel has received very good user ratings, with excellent scores for its location and cleanliness.
The hotel features a range of amenities, including a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, sauna, and spa. Guests can enjoy meals at the on-site restaurant and bar, or relax in their rooms with satellite TV and comfortable amenities.

9.4 12 reviews

Meksykańska Laguna

resort, Debina

Meksykańska Laguna, in Debina, offers a family-friendly holiday home situated approximately 16 kilometres from Ustka's attractions including the Ustka promenade, lighthouse, and pier, and 27 kilometres from Słowiński National Park.
This two-bedroom property, boasting 66 square metres of floor space and sleeping up to 11 guests, features a terrace, garden, parking, and free bicycle use, alongside outdoor barbecue facilities and children's play equipment.

Frequently asked questions about resorts in Poland

What are the top attractions in Poland?
Poland boasts a wealth of attractions! For history buffs, Wawel Castle in Kraków is a must-see, along with the historic Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site. In Warsaw, the Royal Castle and the Old Town, also a UNESCO site, are equally captivating. Beyond the cities, the Wieliczka Salt Mine near Kraków offers a unique subterranean experience, and Malbork Castle, a stunning example of Teutonic architecture, is another highlight. For nature lovers, the Tatra Mountains in southern Poland provide stunning scenery and hiking opportunities, while the Masurian Lake District offers picturesque lakes and charming villages.
Which airports are the biggest in Poland?
The largest airports in Poland are Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) and Kraków John Paul II International Airport (KRK). These two handle the most international and domestic flights.
Is it common to pay with cash or card in Poland?
Card payments are increasingly common in Poland, especially in larger cities and tourist areas. However, it's still a good idea to carry some cash, particularly for smaller shops or establishments in more rural areas. Credit cards, such as Visa and Mastercard, are widely accepted.
Is the driving culture in Poland considered safe for tourists?
Driving in Poland can be challenging for tourists. While major roads are generally well-maintained, smaller roads can be less well-marked, and driving etiquette might differ from what you're used to. It's advisable to exercise caution, particularly in cities, and be aware of drivers' habits. Consider using public transportation or ride-sharing services for easier navigation.
Are there any important traditions to honour while travelling in Poland?
Politeness and respect are highly valued in Poland. Saying 'dzień dobry' (good day) and 'dziękuję' (thank you) goes a long way. It's also customary to greet people with a handshake. Being mindful of local customs and traditions will enhance your experience.
Are there any noteworthy festivals unique to Poland?
Poland has many vibrant festivals. The largest is probably the Wianki Festival, celebrating the summer solstice with bonfires and floral decorations along rivers. Many towns and cities also hold their own unique festivals throughout the year. You'll find numerous smaller, regional events celebrating local traditions and harvests.
What areas offer the best experiences for a full week in Poland?
A week in Poland allows for a good mix of city and nature. You could spend a few days exploring Kraków's historic centre and the Wieliczka Salt Mine, then head south to the Tatra Mountains for some hiking and stunning views. Alternatively, you could combine Warsaw with a trip to the Masurian Lake District for a contrasting experience of city life and tranquil lakeside scenery.
Where should you go for a fun weekend in Poland?
For a fun weekend, Kraków is an excellent choice. The city offers a vibrant atmosphere, historical sites, delicious food, and lively nightlife. Alternatively, Wrocław, known for its charming Old Town and numerous dwarves scattered throughout the city, provides a more relaxed yet equally enjoyable weekend getaway.
Are there parts of Poland with consistently good weather throughout the year?
No part of Poland enjoys consistently good weather year-round. Poland experiences distinct seasons, with cold winters and warm summers. The southern regions, particularly around the Tatra Mountains, tend to have slightly milder weather compared to the north, but even there, you'll experience seasonal changes.
What are the emergency contacts for medical or security situations in Poland?
For medical emergencies, dial 999. For security emergencies, also dial 999. It's advisable to inform your hotel or accommodation provider of your plans and to keep emergency contact information readily available.

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9.4 25 reviews

Kociewska Polana - Domki Nad Jeziorem

resort, Sulnówko

Kociewska Polana - Domki Nad Jeziorem is a lakeside lodge village in Sulnówko, Poland, approximately 26 kilometres from Grudziądz Granaries and 48 kilometres from Myślęcinek Park.
These self-catering cottages offer one bedroom, one bathroom, and amenities including a private beach, Wi-Fi, a sauna, a spa, and on-site parking, with bicycle rental available for exploring the surrounding area.

9.5 386 reviews

Termy Szaflary

resort, Szaflary

Termy Szaflary resort is conveniently located in Szaflary, approximately 13 kilometres from Zakopane railway station, offering easy access to Zakopane's attractions including the Aqua Park and Bania Thermal Baths.
This family-friendly hotel boasts an indoor and outdoor pool, a comprehensive spa with sauna and hot tub, plus a fitness centre, restaurant, bar, and room service; various activities such as table tennis are also available.

9.3 339 reviews

Willa Barbara Lądek Zdrój

resort, Lądek-Zdrój

Willa Barbara - Proharmonia, a wellness residence in Lądek-Zdrój, Poland, is situated in the Golden Mountains, close to the Śnieżnik summit.
This pet-friendly guesthouse offers rooms and apartments with private bathrooms, a spa, sauna, restaurant, bar, and terrace, alongside convenient parking and proximity to indoor swimming pools and a tennis court.

9.0 165 reviews

Czar Roztocza

resort, Zwierzyniec

Czar Roztocza, in Zwierzyniec, offers a convenient base for exploring Roztocze National Park's hiking trails and is situated approximately 29 kilometres from Zamość's historic centre, including its Synagogue, Town Hall, Cathedral, and Grand Market Square.
This family-friendly guesthouse features a restaurant, bar, garden, free parking, and Wi-Fi; it includes one bedroom and one bathroom, and pets are welcome.

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8.9 38 reviews

Apartament Zielony

apartment, Włodawa

Apartament Zielony in Włodawa offers a convenient base, situated approximately 32km from Polesie National Park and 50km from Lake Piaseczno.
This one-bedroom apartment boasts a jacuzzi, spa, fitness centre, and private parking, plus a terrace and excellent guest reviews; electric vehicle charging is also available.

9.1 272 reviews

Dolina Leśnicy Ski & Spa Resort

resort, Brenna

The Dolina Leśnicy Ski & Spa Resort is situated in Brenna, just a short distance from the Ski Dolina ski station and easily accessible from the S52 expressway. The resort offers a range of accommodation options, including rooms, superior rooms, apartments and chalets, and features a comprehensive spa with an indoor pool, hot tub, saunas, and a fitness centre.

8.7 2348 reviews

Resort Król Plaza Spa & Wellness

resort, Jarosławiec

Resort Król Plaza Spa & Wellness is situated in Jarosławiec, Poland, a short 0.8 km walk from Jarosławiec Beach and close to attractions such as the Artificial Beach Jarosławiec, Rusinowo Beach, and Jarosławiec Aquapark.
This family-friendly hotel offers a range of amenities including an indoor pool, sauna, hot tub, fitness centre, kids' club, and on-site restaurant and bar, alongside all rooms featuring air conditioning and private bathrooms.

9.1 117 reviews

Villa Marcus

resort, Rowy

Villa Marcus is situated in Rowy, a short walk from two beautiful beaches and just over an hour's drive from Słowiński National Park, making it an ideal base for exploring the region. The property has received excellent ratings for cleanliness and overall user experience, with guests praising its very good location.
The villa offers a range of comfortable accommodation options, each with a private balcony and garden views. Guests can enjoy a variety of amenities, including a sauna, hot tub, and fitness centre, as well as a playground and barbecue area for families.

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