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GUIDES FOR TRAVELING TO
POLAND
Poland is one of the most underrated tourist destinations in Europe. a much more diverse and interesting country Contrary to what many believe, it's also easy to find very cheap flights, its culture is very interesting, and it has incredible places that you should visit.
In this guide you will find All our articles for traveling independently to PolandBased on real-world experience after living in the country and traveling almost its entire length at different times of the year, we've gathered practical tips, what to see in each destination, nature, excursions, and recommendations to help you plan your trip simply and easily.
PREPARATIONS TO TRAVEL TO POLAND
Before boarding your flight and starting your trip, it's a good idea to keep in mind some basic tips:
- Internal transportationGetting around the country by train or bus is easy and inexpensive. The main cities are well connected, and if you prefer to rent a car, driving is very easy.
- Varied climateThe climate in Poland is continental, with cold winters and mild summersIn winter, temperatures can be very low, especially in mountainous areas, while in summer the climate is pleasant for visiting cities and hiking nature trails.
- Currency and paymentsThe official currency is the Polish zloty (PLN)Paying by card is very common, even in small towns, and you'll hardly need any cash. We recommend traveling with a commission-free card to avoid bad changes or carextra cash on each payment.
- Travel insuranceIn Poland you can use the European Health Insurance Card. However, there are many things it doesn't cover, so we recommend taking out travel insurance for Europe, such as the one offered by [company name]. Iintermundial, which offers good coverage and discounts with our link.
- PlugsIn Poland they use type C and F plugs, which are the same as in Spain and most European countries.
- Security and scamsPoland is a safe country to travel to. As with any European destination, it's advisable to keep an eye on your belongings in tourist areas, but it's not a dangerous country.
Krakow and surrounding area
Area Krakow It's one of the most comprehensive and interesting destinations for traveling to Poland. It's a region with a rich historical and cultural heritage, and its excellent and affordable air connections to the rest of Europe make it a very easy city to visit.
From here you can combine a trip to city and mountain in the famous Tatra Mountains without having to travel far. And let's not forget the delicious local cuisine you'll be able to try here, a blend of mountain recipes with traditional Polish cooking.
Wrocław (BRESLAVIA)
Wrocław It is one of the most beautiful and pleasant cities in Poland, and also a university city par excellenceIn fact, I lived in Poland during my student years, which allowed me to get to know the city in depth, far beyond the typical tourist spots.
Thanks to that, I can share very practical guides for visiting Wrocław independently based on my personal experience.
IN CASE YOU YOU ASKED...
Here are some frequently asked questions you might have if you're planning a self-guided trip to Poland.
Poland can be visited year-round, but the best time to explore the cities is during the milder months, such as summer, late spring, or early autumn. On the other hand, if you travel in winter, you'll find picture-perfect landscapes in mountainous areas like the Tatra Mountains.
The plugs are type C and F, with 220V. If you are traveling from other European countries, you do not need an adapter.
Yes, tap water is safe to drink in Poland.
Trying to see all of Poland in a single trip is very ambitious, as it's a vast country with major cities spread out quite far apart. The ideal way to explore the country is by taking several trips to visit each of the most popular regions.
Yes, Poland is definitely worth a tripespecially if you're looking for a less popular, very authentic European destination with excellent value for money.
When I lived in Poland, it was one of the most affordable countries in Europe for tourism. In recent years, Poland has experienced significant economic growth, which has been accompanied by a huge rise in prices. Currently, prices in the most popular tourist areas are very similar to those you'd find in countries like Spain or Italy.
Yes, it's a very safe country to travel around independently. As in almost any European country, you should be careful with your belongings in crowded tourist areas.