Poland travel guide
Before you go to Poland
- Currency
- PLN zł
- Emergency number
- 112 / 997
- Plug type
- C, E
- Tap water
- tap_water_safe
- Tipping
- optional
- Bargaining
- Not expected
- eSIM
- Available
- Card networks
- Visa, Mastercard
- ATM fees
- Usually free at bank ATMs; avoid Euronet
Cities in Poland
- Kraków Poland's royal capital and cultural crown jewel — the only major Polish city to survive WWII largely intact. The Main Market Square (Rynek…
- Warsaw Poland's capital and beating heart — a city of extraordinary resilience that was 85% destroyed in WWII and then rebuilt, brick by brick,…
- Gdańsk The Baltic's most beautiful city — a Hanseatic trading port of painted Baroque townhouses, amber markets, and the birthplace of the…
- Wrocław Poland's most underrated major city — a stunning island-hopping destination of 12 islands and 100+ bridges on the Oder River, a Market…
- Zakopane Poland's mountain capital — a Górale (highlander) resort town nestled beneath the dramatic Tatra peaks at 800 m altitude. The Tatra…
- Poznań The cradle of Poland — this is where the Polish state was founded in 966 CE and where the first Piast dynasty kings were crowned at nearby…
- Toruń A perfectly preserved Gothic city that never fell to WWII bombs — Toruń's entire medieval Old Town is UNESCO World Heritage–listed and one…