Most travelers with Poland on their bucket list will want to check out its fascinating capital, Warsaw. But while Warsaw will make it worth it to you if you spend your entire trip there, it would be a missed opportunity not to check out some of the country’s other amazing cities. Here are our top recommendations.
Zakopane
Those looking for a relaxing experience while being surrounded by stunning landscapes will love it in Zakopane. Nestled in the Tatras Mountains, the city is perfect for outdoor lovers who enjoy winter sports or activities like climbing and hiking. There are also plenty of activities and attractions to enjoy on the city’s streets, including top-notch dining experiences, museums, historical buildings, and more.
Krakow
One of the oldest cities in Poland, Krakow is perfect for history and architecture buffs. Its Old Town, which was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978, contains astonishing medieval buildings, historical landmarks and monuments, a Renaissance square, and plenty of hidden gems to keep you wanting to explore more. Additionally, the city is renowned for its affordability, great food, and some of the best nightlife in this part of Europe.
Wroclaw
Wroclaw regularly ranks among the most livable cities in Europe, and it isn’t hard to see why. The city is affordable, offers great infrastructure and plenty of green surfaces, and has an impressive dedication to culture. Visitors can benefit from this while also exploring its vibrant and diverse community, beautiful medieval market square and other picturesque architecture, cozy cafes and bustling bars, and much more.