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Krakow’s Four Mound
Mounds have a rich history all over Europe, with a vast majority built during the prehistoric era. They played key roles in shaping the continent’s history. They served as burial sites in some places, while others used it for cult rituals, places of defense, and setting territorial boundaries. Mounds built in this modern age served as a commemorative plaque for iconic events and famous people. Poland is home to a handful of mounds. But if you want to see the best of it all, visit Krakow. One of the most unique features that draw visitors to Krakow is its popular mounds. Each mound has its own fascinating story to tell.…
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Krakow or Warsaw: Which one Should You Choose?
So you’re planning your next trip to Poland and not sure whether to visit Krakow or Warsaw? Not to worry, this post has got you covered. Poland is one of the most underrated holiday destinations in Europe, sadly. As the sixth largest country in Europe by population, there are many reasons why Poland should be top on the list of your Eastern European itinerary. The country gives other popular tourist destinations like Italy and France a run for its money but this time at a more budget-friendly rate. And when it comes to history and excellence in the EU, Poland has a key role to play. It is the birthplace…
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Krakow in Winter Travel Guide – Things To Do & See
Winter is a time of the year when people flock to the most popular resort to enjoy skiing, snowboarding, or even ice climbing. While others will squeeze through the crowds, you can be smart by choosing Krakow as your winter destination and easily explore the town full of magical places, Christmas decorations, and culinary delights. Check out our list of best winter attractions in Krakow. 1. Christmas Market Krakow’s Christmas market is teeming with life; stalls scattered around tempt visitors with many specialties such as roasted nuts in caramel, cakes, gingerbread, honey, chocolate, and marzipan products, or regional oscypek, dumplings, and grilled meats. However, the biggest draw is the wooden…
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Warsaw Nightlife: Best Bars & Clubs
A perfect escape point can take away all the stress and keep you rejuvenated for the next day’s activities. Warsaw is unarguably one of the most fun-filled Polish cities, with a multitude of bars and clubs. The city’s nightlife implodes with loads of fun and exuberance. It is the party district for all revelers of all kinds. In recent years, the city has seen an explosion in the rising number of bars and clubs. These nightlife spots are top places where you can meet people, party, dance, and socialize. In every corner lies a vibrant spot for socializing as they present the right atmosphere to either drink or buggy down. …
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7 Best Winter Holiday Destinations in Poland
Gone are the days when travelers head for the Alps or Rockies for a winter vacation experience like no other – Poland has more than enough to satisfy your cravings. Poland’s winter holiday is all about the food, snowcapped mountain peaks, and an array of winter activities such as winter hikes, skiing, snow, and snowshoeing to keep you and your loved ones from getting bored. If, for instance, the snowfall is light you can opt for winter hikes and explore its many trails, but it is however important that you come prepared. When to Go? The best time of the year to go on a winter holiday in Poland is…
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Top Things To Do and See in Gizycko
Perched between the picturesque lakes Mamry and Niegocin, Gizycko is one of the most visited tourist towns in the Masurian Lake District. Its ideal location and pleasant atmosphere draw thousands of visitors each year, and there are fantastic things to see and do, aside from the numerous local restaurants, cafes, bars, and clubs. We listed down some of our favorite things to do in Gizycko: 1. Sailing Giżycko is the summer capital of Warmia and Mazury, known as the Polish capital of sailing. The modern port in Masuria is a great place to enjoy sailing throughout the season. You can spend your vacation jumping from the deck of the boat, yet…
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Tips For Visiting Krakow
Krakow is undoubtedly one of Poland’s most vibrant town, with loads of top-notch restaurants, wonderful architecture, hedonistic nightlife, and art at every corner. If you’re traveling to Krakow for the first time, it might be hard to navigate and breathe while surrounded by crowds of people. To avoid touristy traps while making the most of it, take our advice on everything and check-out our top tips for visiting Krakow. Best Time to Visit Krakow Krakow is one of the most favorite tourist spots in Europe. No doubt you want to join millions of people who have already had the pleasure of traveling to Krakow, though you are probably wondering when…
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Nightlife in Gdansk – Best Bars & Clubs
Suppose you are looking to go somewhere different on holiday this year. Why not try Gdansk – the capital city of Pomerania, which, together with Gydnia and Sopot, makes up the popular Tri-City. Reputed for its history and stunning architecture, Gdansk is not a city that dwells in the past. It is home to a high population of young adults, thanks in part to its reputable educational standard, world-class educational institutions, and graduates who opt to stay back in the city even after completing their education. Being home to a teeming young population, Gdansk has turned out to be a hot spot for nightlife lovers. Gdansk is indeed a great…
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Best Day Trips From Wroclaw
Wroclaw is one of the best destinations in Poland and will likely steal your heart. But, if you have any more than two days in the town, take the chance to get out of Wroclaw and see more of the Poland. We listed down 10 best day trips from Wroclaw for you. Giant Mountains & Valley of the Palaces Have you heard about the Valley of Palaces in Poland? I guess no and frankly speaking, I’m not surprised as crowds often overlook this lovely place. The valley, tucked between mountains, seems to be torn from reality and transferred to a fairy tale’s pages. The scenic route takes you through the…
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Wolin Island – Dreamland of the Vikings
Even if Wolin island has never been on your bucket list, maybe it’s time to add it there. Poland is a beautiful diverse country and travelers tend to visit places like Krakow, Warsaw or Zakopane, often unfairly overlooking Wolin’s island. Despite its small size, it offers various natural, historical and recreational attractions. It is home to the Wolin National Park with the highest cliff coast in the country, Wolin’s city with a rich history and the bustling town of Międzyzdroje. And that’s not all – you can be sure that on this island you will not feel like a lost stranger and you will discover something special for yourself! Wolinski…
