Attractions and trips

Attractions — Poland

Castles, chateaux, caves and nature — Poland. Browse the attractions and get inspired for a trip.

Tatry a Zakopané

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Open-air museum

Krupówki

Zakopane

Zakopane's famous pedestrian promenade, lined with shops, restaurants and highland atmosphere.

Open-air museum

Chochołów

A historic highlander village with the best-preserved wooden architecture in Podhale.

Karkonosze

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Open-air museum

Kościół Wang

Karpacz

A medieval Norwegian wooden stave church, relocated to Karpacz beneath the Krkonoše Mountains.

Open-air museum

Jelenia Góra (Stare Miasto)

Jelenia Góra

A historic town below the Karkonosze with a picturesque square and Baroque arcades.

Malopoľsko a Krakov

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Open-air museum

Rynek Główny w Krakowie

Kraków

The largest medieval market square in Europe, with the Renaissance Cloth Hall.

Open-air museum

Kalwaria Zebrzydowska

A UNESCO-listed pilgrimage monastery and Calvary park near Kraków.

Open-air museum

Kazimierz (dzielnica Krakowa)

Kraków

Kraków's former Jewish quarter, full of synagogues, alleys, cafés and rich history.

Open-air museum

Opactwo Benedyktynów w Tyńcu

Kraków

A Benedictine abbey on a limestone crag above the Vistula, the oldest in Poland.

Mazury

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Open-air museum

Bazylika Nawiedzenia NMP w Świętej Lipce

Święta Lipka

A gem of Polish Baroque and a famous Marian pilgrimage site in the heart of Warmia.

Open-air museum

Wilczy Szaniec (Wolfsschanze)

Gierłoż

Extensive ruins of the German wartime military headquarters in the Masurian forests.

Open-air museum

Pole Bitwy pod Grunwaldem

Stębark

The historic battlefield of one of medieval Europe's largest battles, fought in 1410.

Bieszczady

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Open-air museum

Bieszczadzka Kolejka Leśna

Cisna

A historic narrow-gauge forest railway through the scenic Bieszczady landscape.

Open-air museum

Muzeum Budownictwa Ludowego w Sanoku

Sanok

Poland's largest open-air museum, with over 100 wooden buildings from four ethnic cultures.

Open-air museum

Cerkiew św. Michała Archanioła w Smolniku

Smolnik

A wooden Boyko church from 1791, inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

Kladská kotlina

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Open-air museum

Kaplica Czaszek (Czermna)

Kudowa-Zdrój

A Baroque ossuary with thousands of human skulls and bones – a unique monument of its kind in Poland.

Open-air museum

Bazylika Nawiedzenia NMP (Wambierzyce)

Wambierzyce

A Baroque pilgrimage shrine known as the "Silesian Jerusalem," with a monumental staircase and Calvary.

Open-air museum

Muzeum Papiernictwa (Duszniki-Zdrój)

Duszniki-Zdrój

A historic 16th-century paper mill where you can try traditional hand papermaking.

Pomorie a Gdansk

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Open-air museum

Długi Targ a Żuraw (Gdańsk)

Gdańsk

The heart of historic Gdańsk – the Royal Route with the Long Market and the medieval port crane Żuraw.

Open-air museum

Bazylika Mariacka (Gdańsk)

Gdańsk

The largest brick church in the world, with an observation tower above the roofs of old Gdańsk.

Open-air museum

Żaglowiec Dar Pomorza

Gdynia

A legendary white sailing-ship museum on the waterfront in Gdynia, a symbol of Poland's maritime history.

Open-air museum

Westerplatte

Gdańsk

The site of the first shots of World War II, with a monumental memorial at the mouth of the Vistula.

Open-air museum

Katedra Oliwska (Gdańsk-Oliwa)

Gdańsk

A Baroque church famous for its precious historic organ and organ concerts.

Dolné Sliezsko a Vroclav

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Open-air museum

Rynek we Wrocławiu

Vroclav

One of Europe's largest medieval market squares, with a colourful town hall and burgher houses.

Open-air museum

Hala storočia (Hala Stulecia)

Vroclav

A pioneering reinforced-concrete UNESCO World Heritage building, with a fountain and Japanese garden.

Open-air museum

Panoráma Racławicka

Vroclav

A monumental circular painting of the Battle of Racławice, housed in a purpose-built rotunda.

Open-air museum

Kostol pokoja vo Świdnici

Świdnica

Europe's largest timber-framed Baroque church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Varšava a Mazovsko

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Open-air museum

Staré Mesto Varšava

Varšava

The historic heart of Poland's capital, faithfully rebuilt and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Open-air museum

Kráľovské kúpele Łazienki

Varšava

Warsaw's most beautiful park, with a palace on the water and the Chopin monument.

Open-air museum

Żelazowa Wola — rodisko Chopina

Żelazowa Wola

Fryderyk Chopin's birthplace, set in a romantic park with open-air piano concerts.

Wielkopoľsko a Poznaň

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Open-air museum

Starý rynek v Poznani

Poznaň

A colourful Renaissance square with a town hall where two mechanical goats butt heads at noon.

Open-air museum

Ostrów Tumski (Poznaň)

Poznaň

Poznań's oldest district with its cathedral — the cradle of the Polish state.

Open-air museum

Katedrála v Hniezdne

Gniezno

Poland's first capital, with a Gothic cathedral and its famous bronze doors.

Open-air museum

Archeologický skanzen Biskupin

Biskupin

A faithfully reconstructed Iron Age fortified settlement on a lakeshore.

Podkarpatsko a Zamość

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Open-air museum

Rynek Wielki v Zamości

Zamość

An ideal Renaissance UNESCO town nicknamed 'the Padua of the North'.

Open-air museum

Skanzen naftového priemyslu Bóbrka

Bóbrka

The world's oldest working oil mine and a museum honouring pioneer Ignacy Łukasiewicz.

Open-air museum

Bazilika v Leżajsku

Leżajsk

A Baroque monastery church famous for its historic organ of world renown.

Open-air museum

Staré mesto Przemyśl

Przemyśl

A picturesque border town on hills above the San river, rich in history.