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Country Overview

Overview
Poland, could be considered to be one of Europe's most underrated countries in terms of tourist attractions. From rugged mountains and splendid old towns, such as Krakow and Zamosc, to sandy beaches on the Baltic coast and the wilderness of the Bialowieza National Park. Poland, with its strong cultural heritage, has much to offer visitors.

What to see

Krakow is possibly one of Poland's most popular cities, with its stunning renaissance square, the largest in Europe. During the summers months the streets teem with performers, and pavement cafes overflow onto the cobbles.

Northern Poland is dominated by lakes, hills, rivers and canals. The Malsurian lake District to the northeast, is home to Poland's deepest lake - Lake Hancza. The Baltic coast hosts over 500km of sandy beaches and jagged cliffs.

When to go
The best time to visit Poland is during the summer months from May to September.

Great Experiences

Discover the delights of Krakow
Situated on the banks of the Wisla River and not far from the Tatra Mountains, this old medieval city has plentiful monasteries, churches and abbeys to admire.

Gdansk
Visitors will be impressed by the elegant buildings of this old maritime city. Home to the legendary Lenin shipyards and the historic peninsula of Westerplatte.

The Great Masurian Lakes
This region is known as the "Land of a Thousand Lakes" and is suitably impressive for any kayaking or sailing enthusiast with over 4000 lakes in the whole area.

The Białowieża National Park
Here you will find wild bison roaming. The forest is also home to 120 species of birds, along with wolves, elks and wild boar.

Historic Centre of Warsaw
Take a walking tour of Warsaw's historical Old Town, a listed UNESCO world heritage site, which has undergone somewhat of a transformation in recent years. Or wander round Wilanów Palace and Park.