The Most Beautiful Cities In Poland To Visit

Poland is a country located in Eastern Europe. It borders Germany and this proximity facilitates the visit of many tourists, who are discovering the wonders of the country in recent years. Thus, it is important to know the most beautiful cities in Poland to visit. We made this article listing the main ones! Good reading!

Most Beautiful Cities In Poland To Visit

Now let's talk about the most beautiful cities in Poland. Among the main ones we have:

Warsaw;
Krakow;
Auschwitz – Birkenau Concentration Camps;
Zakopane;
Poznan;
Torun;
Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia (Coast Cities);
Isle of Hel;
Lodz.

Warsaw

This is the capital of Poland and also the largest city in the country. In this way, it has the best infrastructure, as well as an excellent hotel network to attract tourists. The city offers a true walk through history. This region was one of the ones that suffered the most in World War II, due to the invasion of the Germans. The city has been reborn and mixes the suffering of the past with the ambition for a better future. Among the main attractions of the city are: old town; Royal Castle of Varvósiva; Palace of Culture and Science, among others.

Krakow

Krakow is the most beautiful city in Poland and also the one that receives the most tourists. The city is crossed by the Vistula River, one of the most important in the country and in all of Eastern Europe. One factor that helped the city to gain this notoriety was not having been so punished during the second war. Thus, the main attractions are its buildings, especially churches, palaces and gardens.

Concentration Camps Auschwitz – Birkenau

Although not necessarily a tourist city, Birkenau offers an excellent attraction, which is the visit to the concentration camps, especially Auschwitz. This concentration camp, turned into a museum, was one of the ones that claimed the most innocent lives during the second world war, mainly Jews, gypsies, gays and enemies of the Nazi regime. In this way, the visit serves to get to know the past so that it never happens again.

Zakopane

This city is on the border between Poland and Slovenia, a mountainous region. In this way, it is suitable for the practice of snow sports, such as skiing. The high season in the city is during the winter, when the practice of these activities becomes more favorable.

Poznan

This is one of the main ones in a region known as Greater Poland. It's a university town. Thus, it is full of young people. In addition, it is a very pleasant city to discover on foot, visiting its streets and buildings.

Torun

Torun is characterized by red brick buildings and a medieval touch. The city survived the Second World War unscathed and preserves a very interesting historical part. Torun had its castle built beside the river, as a natural protection barrier against invasions and was a thriving commercial city, famous for trading fabrics, salt, spices, wood, fruits and fish. In addition, it is Nicolas Copernicus' hometown who has his museum/house in the city.

Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia (Coast Cities)

Poland has access to the Baltic Sea. In this way, these cities, located on their coast, offer several coastal attractions and their shores are full of developments such as bars and restaurants. The high season in these cities is during the summer, when the attractions become even more interesting.

Isle of Hel

Lodz

Lodz prospered with the textile industry in the 19th century and became a trading power at the time. The city was administered by the Russians, the factories were managed by the German industries and the employees were Polish workers. In the second war, the city was occupied and the first ghetto was created in Poland, in the center of Lódz. Therefore, there are many beautiful cities in Poland for you to visit. Choose the ones you like the most from our list and make an unforgettable trip! Learn more in Plushotel!