Poland

Poland’s largest port, Gdansk is situated on the Baltic coast at the mouth of the Motlawa River. The city has been switching from German to Polish allegiance since the middle ages and was even an independent state (known by its German title, Danzig) before WWII. Many...

Krakow boasts Gothic, Renaissance and modern gems in its history-permeated squares. Poland’s most visited city boasts its own brand of the country’s distinct history, from the majestic hill-top Wawel Castle to the famous Schindler factory. Now, the buzzing streets...

Embracing the banks of the Warta River, Poznan is one of Poland’s largest and most vibrant cities. It’s also one of the oldest, with a beautiful Old Town area, a plethora of museums and a patchwork of architectural gems. From its two castles and the Renaissance Town...

Poland’s largest city is quickly becoming a major centre of culture in Europe. Warsaw has seen itself completely transformed over the last few decades, and boasts a UNESCO-listed Old Town area offering winding cobbled streets, charming pastel hued buildings, an...

Nestled at the heart of Poland’s historic Silesia region, the bohemian city of Wrocław embraces the banks of the Oder River and is an interesting, alternative destination for your next city break. Wrocław is a city to be explored at leisure, from the Gothic,...