All Amazing Places to Visit in Poland in less than 4 minutes ❤️ | Travel Video

What is so special about Poland! Poland is a historical country with 14 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and a collection of breathtaking natural corners — mountains, national parks, rugged coastlines, and some unexpected natural wonders such as the world's oldest salt mine.

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Cities

Warsaw (Warszawa) — capital and the biggest city of Poland, one of the EU's thriving new business centres; the old town, nearly completely destroyed during World War II, has been rebuilt in a style inspired by the classicist paintings of Canaletto.

Cracow — (Kraków), the cultural capital of the nation and its historic political capital in the Middle Ages

Łódź — once renowned for its textile industries, the "Polish Manchester" has the longest walking street in Europe, Ulica Piotrkowska, full of picturesque 19th-century architecture.

Wrocław — an old Silesian city, known in German as Breslau, with great history and a lively historic centre; placed on 12 islands, it has more bridges than any other European town except Venice, Amsterdam and Hamburg.

Poznań — the merchant city, considered to be the birthplace of the Polish nation and church (along with Gniezno), the second biggest necropolis of Polish kings and rulers in the country, presenting a mixture of architecture from all epoques.

Gdańsk — known in German as Danzig, one of Central Europe's most beautiful and historic port cities, painstakingly rebuilt after World War II.

Szczecin — most important city of Western Pomerania with an enormous harbour, marina, monuments, including Pomeranian Dukes' Castle and many buildings of Gothic and Art Nouveau style

Bydgoszcz – old trade city with beautiful 19th century architecture and picturesque Mills' Island on the Brda river, known as the "Little Berlin".
Lublin

Katowice — the major centre of the post-industrial metropolis of Upper Silesia and its cultural hub.

Main Destinations

Auschwitz — the most infamous German Nazi concentration camp that became the centre of the Holocaust for European Jews during World War II. UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Białowieża National Park — a huge area of ancient woodland straddling the border with Belarus, famous for its old growth trees, bogs, European bison, and wolf packs. UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Bory Tucholskie — a big forestet region in northern Poland full of clean lakes, rivers and nature reserves. A paradise for kayakers and nature enthousiasts.
Kalwaria Zebrzydowska — a monastery in the Beskids from 1600 with Mannerist architecture and a Stations of the Cross complex. UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Karkonoski National Park — a national park in the Sudety around Śnieżka Mountain with beautiful waterfalls.
Malbork — home to Malbork Castle, a beautiful red brick Gothic castle and the largest of its kind in Europe. UNESCO World Heritage Site .
Piasts’ Route– a historic trail from Poznań to Inowrocław presenting the birthplace region of Poland.
Słowiński National Park — a national park next to the Baltic Sea with the biggest dunes in Europe.
Wieliczka Salt Mine — the oldest still-existing enterprise worldwide, this salt mine was exploited continuously since the 13th century. UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Wielkopolski National Park — a national park in Greater Poland protecting the wildlife of the Wielkopolskie Lakes.
Tatrzański National Park — a national park in the Tatra Mountains (Lesser Poland) near Rysy Mountain, with bears, wolves and other animals.
Toruń – beautiful and well preserved gothic city along Vistula river. Birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus and home to the best gingerbreads in Europe!
Zamość – a beautifully preserved town dating from the heyday of the Renaissance in the late 16th century. UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Błędowska Desert — One of the biggest sand areas in Europe, located between Dąbrowa Górnicza, Klucze and Chechło.
Pogoria Lakes — Four artificial lakes in Dąbrowa Górnicza, summer destination with growning popularity
Będzin — Medieval city with a castle, palaces and Jewish heritage
Dąbrowa Górnicza — City famous by Pogoria lakes, Błędowska Desert and other landmarks
Krynica Zdroj — The most famous and the biggest Polish Spa
West Pomerania and Pomerania — Regions of coastal cities as Kołobrzeg, Świnoujście, Łeba, Ustka or Dziwnów

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