Things to do in Poland
Things to do in Poland When planning a holiday to Poland, the two destinations not to be missed are Warsaw and Krakow,
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Holidays to Poland By Cox & Kings
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.
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- Capital Warsaw
- Currency Zloty
- Flying time from London 3 hours
- Official language(s) Polish
- Time difference + 1 hr GMT
- Visa requirements Not required for UK passport holders
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Top things to do in Poland
Visit sombre Auschwitz
The second world war concentration camps of Oswiecim (Auschwitz) and neighbouring Birkenau are located 70km from Krakow. A visit to the camps brings home the horrors of Nazi rule and the Holocaust perhaps more than anywhere else in the world. Auschwitz was the Nazi’s largest extermination camp where millions perished in gas chambers or through disease and starvation.
Wander Warsaw’s Old Town
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.
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.
Explore 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.
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