Only three hours apart but vastly different, Wrocław and Krakow are rich cultural hubs steeped in Polish history. But which one should you pick for your next city break, and will the decision matter? These two Polish cities are smaller than the capital of Warsaw, but their incredible Old Towns and quaint charm make them popular travel destinations. The rich...
So, you’re searching for the best party cities in Poland. Read on, reveler. This guide hops from the resort towns on the Baltic coast to the mountain villages of the Tatras in the south, all with the aim of revealing the cities that know how to let their proverbial hair down. There are some names you’ll certainly expect. The capital of Warsaw is there...
Warsaw or Gdansk is a choice between two beautiful Polish cities. It’s a tough decision because both destinations have plenty to offer. From great sights and attractions to fantastic day-trip opportunities and vibrant nightlife on top, these two options have a lot up their sleeves! On one hand, there is Warsaw, a bustling capital city with tall skyscrapers on...
It’s one of Eastern Europe’s most economically developed countries, with a far higher quality of life than the UK – no, we’re not talking about Scandinavia. Poland, the land of pierogi and potatoes, is also one of low-cost living. If it isn’t on your radar, whether that’s for your next vacation or big move abroad, it’s about to be. With sumptuous...
Warsaw or Wroclaw is a decision between two of the most enthralling Polish cities. Warsaw is bigger and more modern, but Wroclaw’s beauty is hard to beat. There are similarities, too: They both have plenty of great attractions, restaurants, vibrant nightlife, and top hotels to stay in. On one hand, there is Warsaw, a big urban jungle with skyscrapers dominating...
Poland is a huge European country with a significantly diverse ecosystem. With sandy coastlines on the Baltic Sea lying under the Carpathian Mountains, the landscape provides plenty of hiding spaces for creatures to lurk in the dark. Some of these dangerous animals in Poland should be given a wide berth and left alone in the shadows. The eastern side of the country...
This corner of Central Europe is home to some seriously eye-catching animals, from the hulking bison of the lush Bialowieza Forest to the mountain goats that stalk the Tatras to the wolves that live in the wild lands of the eastern plains. But there are also snakes in Poland… Cue this guide. It runs through just five species of slider that you may just come across...