Poland

Travel guide

Charming old towns, hearty cuisine, picturesque nature, and a strong sense of history make Poland one of Europe’s most underrated gems.

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Currency

Euro

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Capital

Warsaw

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Language

Polish

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Dolina Kościeliska

Morskie Oko

Best time to visit Poland

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Summer: May - September

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Winter: December - March

Poland experiences four distinct seasons, each offering a different kind of charm. The best time to visit is from May to September, when days are long, temperatures are pleasant, and cities and countryside are at their most vibrant.

July and August bring the warmest weather but also the biggest crowds, especially in popular destinations like Kraków or the Baltic coast.

If you prefer fewer tourists and cooler weather, the shoulder months of May–June and September are ideal — perfect for exploring cities, hiking, or road-tripping through the countryside.

Winter (December to February) is cold but magical, with Christmas markets, snowy mountains, and cozy cafés adding to the charm.

Map of Poland
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