Best places to visit in Poland

well said.

Kracow, Zakopane, Wieliczka, Wadowice the best place to stay is agro-gosciniec check the webside very cheap.

I suggest £ódź, Gdańsk, Toruń, Kraków, Warsaw.
Smaller citiies are worth sightseeing too, especially placed near baltic sea.

I wouldnt say they are the nicest places :P

Just go to Hel :D

Major cities of Poland. Even the ones off the beaten track, e.g. Lublin:

I suggest to visit Gdansk here some photos :

More photos you can find on:

The Park in Oliwa Gdansk
The Polish Autumn TriCity landscape park

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If i were you i would go to Wroclaw or Gdansk or Gdynia! I think there are the best places.. Krakow is well know.. everyone travels here.

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I will be staying in Warsaw for sure, because of family.
I might go for 2-4 weeks, depends how life pans out and will be booking Jan 2014 for the summer.

I was considering visiting Krakow, Lublin
and maybe Szczecin (location of my ex, it'll depend on her).

I know I am planning quite early, and wanted to visit this July,
instead I'll be working throughout those weeks and focusing on my studies.

Any other places I should look into ?

Do visit Lublin: it's probably the most under-rated cities in Poland, I love it. And don't miss Zamosc (two hours south-east of Lublin), that town is one of the three best places in Poland.

Don't visit Krakow at the weekend (it's full of drunken British/Irish idiots).

Very well said Harry:) I see reality is sinking in finally:)

If you are going to see Krakow, I would definitely do trips to the Wieliczka Salt Mines and Aushwitz nearby. Other points of interest in the SE of the country would be Rzeszow (and the Lancut Palace Estates) and Przemysl. Further away Torun, Gdansk-Sopot-Gdynia, Wroclaw, Poznan are the major cities worth a visit. A lot of people enjoy the nature in the NE corner: Europe's last primeval forests in Puszcza Bialowieska, and the undeveloped Suwalszczyzna would be my recommendations. In the north there are Kaszuby and the Tuchola Pinewoods. In the South you will find numerous mountain/hilly areas with pictoresque trails, palaces, castles, ruins... And the Baltic Coast with the sand dunes is not bad when the weather is good... As there are loads of places worth visiting, it all really depends on what you would like to see and how much time you've got - we would also be able to give you more detailed info then.

Thanks for the info, if i have 4 weeks i'll have more options,
but the ones i mentioned i'll surely visit in a 2 weeks span.
I still have over 1 year to plan it all, so it's not like i am in a rush.

[Moved from]: Qype of Poland? To search for places to visit.

Hello;

I will be travelling to Poland next week (from Brazil).

I am wondering if there is a site like Qype in Poland?

So that i can simply search for places in Poland. (it will be better if the places have their e-mails or contact numbers in that site)

Thanks!!

And do you think the bar&pub&cafe owners are checking their e-mails in Poland?

Watch /watch?v=C2LDpdeQcjg on youtube ! Its a great video ! And shows all great places :O Didnt know poland was such a beauty !

If i visit Poland this year i would start with Warsaw, Manifestacja- Polacy na rzecz serbskiego Kosowa, 15 lutego 2014 (sobota) - godzina 17:00, Ogród Saski - Róg Marszałkowskiej i Królewskiej

Torun is worth a visit if your near Bydgoszcz!!

/wiki/Qype

So there was a Polish 'branch' of Qype, and now Yelp also operates in Poland. You may additionally check tripadvisor website which also has its Polish version.

Thera are many places in Poland, worth to visit. I like Szczecin the most, for its climate and places such as the Castle of the Pomeranian Dukes. At the same time it's definitely worth to stay there at the Dana Hotel, where we can not only relax in a comfortable environment, but also enjoy the excellent cuisine.

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Best places to go in Poland

I'd like to go to Poland in a few years, does anyone know the best places to go for first time visitors?
Thank you

Gdansk, Warsaw, Krakow.

@Alien
Thank you.

Gdansk is open minded, Warsaw overbearing and Krakow over conservative.🙂

Definitely Gdańsk. The greatest place in Poland!

We are used to Russian visitors - for many years we had a no-visa open cross-border movement with Kaliningrad District and many Russians came here for shopping and sightseeing. I don't know much Russian but on many occasions I managed to communicate with them in what I call an "overall-slavic" language :D

I don't know why they stopped the visa-free movement - maybe someone didn't want the Russians to see that Poland is an ordinary European country, friendly to visitors and with no russian-eating cannibal hordes roaming the streets. :)

@GefreiterKania
Thank you. In sure there aren't Russian eating hordes.

A shame. That would be fun to watch.

Kolobrzeg used to be popular with russians. I once stayed at a hotel there with a lot of them. They spent the time drinking vodka and fighting.

Among Polish seaside resorts, Kołobrzeg is one of the nicer ones, however I'd recommend staying near the starówka rather than the blingier beach hotels.

@jon357
Thank you.