One-day itineraries to discover the best of every city, airport by airport.
In the Gdańsk shipyard in 1980, strikes led by Lech Wałęsa gave birth to Solidarity, the first free trade union of the Soviet bloc.The centre,...
One of Poland's oldest cities, Poznań houses a Renaissance town hall where two mechanical goats collide with each other every day at noon.The...
In Lubusz Voivodeship, Babimost is a small center known mainly for the airport that serves Zielona Gora, capital of Poland's most important...
Razed to the ground almost entirely during World War Two and rebuilt brick by brick in the following years, Warsaw's Old Town is today a UNESCO...
A former textile capital of the Russian Empire, Łódź has repurposed its nineteenth-century factories into art galleries and one of Europe's...
Wrocław winds across more than a hundred bridges, as many as needed to connect the islands formed by the Oder River, which earned it the nickname...
Krakow gathers in its historic center, the only one in Poland to survive World War II almost completely intact, one of Europe's best-preserved...
In western Pomerania, not far from Stettin, Goleniow preserves a medieval urban layout enclosed by brick walls typical of Hanseatic...
Heart of Polish Silesia's industrial region, Katowice has transformed its mining legacy into a thriving music and cultural scene.The center, from...
In southeastern Poland, Rzeszów remains an important commercial crossroads toward Ukraine, with a well-preserved Renaissance historic center.The...
Crossed by an ancient canal linking two European river basins, Bydgoszcz holds historic wooden granaries facing the water.The center, nicknamed...
