On our small group tour of Poland, you'll create unforgettable memories as you explore this beautiful country's history, culture, and landscapes. Each place you visit will leave its own unique and lasting impression. But we've compiled things from different categories that will come up again and again throughout the tour. Here's our list of 10 […]
Poland, a land rich in history and culture, is dotted with charming small towns that offer a unique glimpse into the country’s past and present. Exploring these picturesque locales can be a deeply rewarding experience. Let’s embark on a journey through some of Poland’s most enchanting small towns, each with its own story to tell. […]
Travelers in Warsaw are familiar with the Warsaw Uprising Museum or the POLIN, But not everybody knows that in the heart of Poland's capital city lies a fascinating museum that offers a glimpse into a bygone era: Life Under Communism Museum. This museum provides visitors with a unique opportunity to experience what life was like […]
Idyllic landscapes of the countryside and peacefulness, but also an amazing diversity, rich cultural heritage and multiculturalism - that's the essence of Podlasie region. It is often referred to as the "Green Lungs of Poland" due to its pristine forests, picturesque lakes, and lush countryside. No wonder why this once underestimated region has become so […]
In July 2020 we celebrated the 65th birthday of the Palace of Culture and Science, probably the most recognizable building in Warsaw. Have you ever wondered what’s inside? I guess it would take ages to mention everything. There are as many as 3288 rooms, hosting (among other things) a cinema, a swimming pool, theaters, museums […]
In northern Poland, there are three words that will haunt you every step you take: the Teutonic Order. The Order played a huge role in the history of Poland. If there is one date that every Polish person remembers from the history lessons, it's probably 1410: the Battle of Grunwald, when the Polish-Lithuanian army defeated […]
We know, we know, the mere fact of going on a tour to Poland makes you one of the luckiest people on Earth. But if you keep your eyes open, you can find even more luck along the way. Here’s our short guide to the places in Poland that are believed to bring good fortune. […]
Toruń is known as the city of gingerbread and Nicolaus Copernicus, but it is also an important communication center and one of the Hanseatic cities. Its architecture reflects western influences. For many years it was inhabited by members of the Teutonic Order, and traces of the former wealth of the city can be found in […]
Lublin is a bit off-the-beaten-path on the touristic map of Poland. Most foreign travelers focus on visiting Warsaw, Kraków and Gdańsk, as they often have limited time for sightseeing. But if you can spend a bit more time in Poland, or are more into finding all the pearls and gems many people miss, then you […]
The extreme south-eastern part of Poland, the Bieszczady Mountains, is considered to be one of the wildest regions of Poland, offering stunning views and bears, wolves and European bisons wandering around. Nowadays Bieszczady are becoming a more and more popular tourist destination, especially among hiking enthusiasts. But has it always been such a wild place? […]
If you think that Poland is homogeneous in terms of culture and religion, you’ll be surprised. People of different faiths, Catholics, Orthodox, Jews, and Muslims, have lived here for centuries. A distinctive place where these religions mix is Podlasie, a region located in the north-east of Poland, near the border with Belarus. It is […]
What’s your first association with the name Nicolaus Copernicus? A great astronomer? "On the Revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres"? Or perhaps the city of Toruń? All these associations are accurate, but as a real Rennaissance man, he was also a mathematician, a physician, an economist, a cartographer, a polyglot, and a canon. Let’s set foot […]
