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SvenskaRead more about a few especially chosen attractions from all across Poland. Find out more about the best of Poland!
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Tatra mountains - Poland's most important moumtain range
Crazy skiing tours, summer hiking trips, botanical studies, unforgettable experiences - it doesn't matter what's the main purpose of your vacation. You'll find everything in the Tatra mountains!
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Wandering sand dunes
A desert at the southern coast of the Baltic sea? Yes, of course. Go to the town of Łeba, where you can see unique wandering sand dunes - a pure miracle of nature.
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Graduation towers in Ciechocinek and Inowrocław
A nice health resort doesn't always have to be located at the seaside. Come to Ciechocinek or Inowrocław and see for yourself!
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Wine harvest festival in Zielona Góra
Poland is not considered to be a wine country. But – sure! – one can find viniculture here! Zielona Góra is Poland’s wine-capital where every September, for one week, everything comes down to wine!
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The royal city of Kraków
Kraków, the former capital of Poland is a must if you’re planning a longer stay in Poland. If you have two or three days and have not decided yet which city you are heading to, we recommend Kraków.
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Luxury hotel Seven Ponds' Glade near Wrocław
In this pearl among lower Silesia's hotels you'll find everything you need to feel pampered. The first thing you'll get to see after waking up in your room in this castle from the 17th century is the stunning landscape lit up by the morning sun.
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Bieszczady mountains - Poland's wildest mountain range
You can barely find a wilder part of Poland than the Bieszczady mountains. At the same time those wooded mountains, many parts of which are still undiscovered, are filled with historical attractions, beautiful wooden churches and tourist routes.
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Gourmet restaurant Aterlier Amaro in Warsaw
Atalier Amaro has managed to receive the first Michelin Star among restaurants in Poland – it is quite a recommendation itself, isn’t it?
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Wisents in the Białowieża primeval forest
In Białowieża you'll find the only preserved part of primeval forest that was once spread all over European lowlands. Here you can witness how Europe might have looked like centuries ago. The whole area is now on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
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The Elbląg Canal
Do you think that boats cannot be carried partly on land rails? If yes, check one particular place in Poland! It's the Ostróda-Elbląg canal and it's a genuine technical miracle from the 19th century.
