Gdansk, a former trader crossroads, industrial and port city, has sat in the background for years as one of the most underrated cities in Europe. For many years, this city went unnoticed until recently when tourists discovered the hidden gems that the city has to offer. Gdansk is rich in history and brimming with activities for both young and old. Today, this once sleeping giant is popular, at least amongst the younger generation, for its annual festivals and events, particularly the Open’er music festival, which takes place every summer. If Gdansk is not on your bucket list, here are five reasons why you should visit at least once before you…

Szczecin is one of those cities that you rarely hear about. It’s not popular with visitors as Krakow or Gdansk, but that doesn’t mean it’s not worth visiting. Szczecin is a lovely port city, located on the Oder River. This polish city is steeped in history, which can be seen while taking a leisure stroll around. Szczecin is known for its top-notch landmarks, and attractions include the St. James Cathedral, 19th-century Chobry Embankment, and the Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle. Home to nearly half a million people, Szczecin is surprisingly one of Poland’s biggest cities. Calmness and serenity fill the air in its city center and old town. However, the atmosphere at…

With the transformation that has occurred in the lively maritime town of Gydnia, it is hard to believe that some eight decades ago, the city was a small village. Today, the city is a popular tourist destination, ideal for visitors who want to relax at the beachside and enjoy maximum fun, thanks to its many entertainment opportunities, superb clubs, and restaurants.  Gdynia is one of the youngest cities in Poland with proximity to two other towns, Gdansk and Sopot, which together forms the Tricity, locally known as “Trojmiasto.” As a seaside port, Gdynia becomes a popular resort for tourists in the summer months. The best part is that there’s something…

Toruń is a beautiful city with traditions, picturesquely located on the Vistula river in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship. The history of Toruń and the surrounding area was associated with the Teutonic Knights, who built their strongholds and castles here. Over centuries, it was the home for people of diverse backgrounds and religions who influenced the history, culture, and beautiful monuments of the city. Toruń is famous for its gingerbread and astronomer Mikołaj Kopernik, who “stopped the sun and moved the earth.” Torun in Poland is called ‘Krakow of the North.’ and is listed on the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites since 1997. Discover the gothic architecture of this magnificent town…

5 Reasons Why Wroclaw is Worth Visiting If you’re one of those who rarely travel, chances are you’ve never heard of Wroclaw. Perhaps, you may think it’s a city in Russia or probably confuse it with Warsaw – another city in Poland starting with the letter “W,” but it’s nothing close. Many people disregard Wroclaw when it comes to choosing a destination for their next vacation. Maybe because it is a lesser-known destination, hence only few serial travelers have experienced it. Which is a massive shame because Wroclaw is an incredible city that’s sure to delight everyone. The city is diverse and the ideal place to go for a short…

You’d be forgiven if you’ve never heard of this Polish city. Bydgoszcz is one of the lesser destinations to visit in Poland, but that doesn’t take it off the list of the best cities in Poland. Getting to its top attraction is easy and convenient. If you’re planning your next trip to Poland, map out a day or two to explore this beautiful city. Nicknamed the ‘Venice of Poland’, Bydgoszcz is home to lots of beautiful attractions, picturesque river banks and colorful architecture that are bound to have tourists happily snapping away. And because it doesn’t attract many tourists like Krakow or Wroclaw, you may find that locals are more…