Top Destinations Poland
Kraków - Introduction | ||
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Krakow, on the banks of the Vistula River in the southern region of Malopolska, is one of Poland’s oldest and largest cities. The average yearly temperature in this region is a chilly 8 degrees celcius, although winter months see temperatures drop dramatically, especially in the nearby mountains. The earliest settlement, on... Next >>> |
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Warsaw - Introduction | ||
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Warsaw is a city located in Poland, Europe. It is known as the largest city in Poland and was first settled in 1300 by the Polish Prince. It is also the capital of Poland.The total area of this place is 199.6 square kilometers. The elevation is about 328 feet above sea level.The total population according... Next >>> |
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Poznan - Introduction | ||
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Poznan is one of the major cities of western Poland. It is located on the banks of the Warta River and is the capital of Wielkopolska Voivodeship. The main feature of the landscape is the Morasko Meteor Reserve which is famous for the seven craters that were... Next >>> |
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Wroclaw - Introduction | ||
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Wroclaw can be described as a major city with respect to historical area of ‘Lower Silesia’ in Poland’s south-western part. This place has been portion of Germany, Prussia, Austria, Bohemia, and Poland since centuries. In the year 1945, Wroclaw went on to become portion of Poland; thanks to Potsdam... Next >>> |
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Zakopane - Introduction | ||
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Zakopane can be described as a town located in Poland’s southern part.Zakopane is unofficially called ‘Winter capital of Poland’; along with being place of ‘Goral culture’. Geographically, it lies towards the south of Podhale region; at foot of Tatra Mountains. Zakopane is being looked upon as... Next >>> |
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Szczecin - Introduction | ||
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Szczecin, also known as the ‘City of Greenery’, is a major port city in north-west Poland. It is located in Szczecin Bay and is the capital of the new Western Pomeranian Province. The city is located on the... Next >>> |
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Sopot - Introduction | ||
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Sopot, or the Riviera of the North as it known by tourists, is the smallest of the three cities forming Trojmiasto (the other two are Gdansk and Gdynia) in north Poland. This seaside spa is located in Eastern Pomerania on the Baltic Sea’s... Next >>> |
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