Many of Poland’s towns and cities are bursting with history, from ghosts and haunted castles to magical places and treasures. Maybe magic’s been dead since the middle ages, but countless towns in Poland have retained much of their Medieval character. If you would like to experience such scenery, check out the list of 10 must-visit historic towns in Poland. 1. Gniezno Gniezno is one of the most historic Polish cities. Beautifully situated between three lakes, the town is linked mainly to the history of Poland. First, Poland’s capital lies at the crossover of the Piast Route, a tourist trail between Poznan and Inowroclaw, which highlights salient locations associated with the Piast Dynasty.…