Poland is a well-known tourist destination for its long history, culture, beautiful sightseeing places and landmarks.

The Market Square in Krakow is the largest medieval square in all Europe, so thousands of tourists gather on it, not only to enjoy the historical buildings, but also to drink coffee.

And since we are in Krakow, let us continue with the sights there. Along the old streets of the city, you can once again look at historic buildings, churches and small cobbled streets, as well as coquettish art galleries.

The Palace of Culture and Science is a landmark building in Warsaw. Built in 1955, it is used for offices, cultural and scientific institutions and for events such as congresses, conferences, concerts, film screenings, theater performances, etc.

Ostrów Tumski is the oldest part of Wroclaw - housing extremely important monuments such as the cathedral and the church of St. Virgin Mary in the Sand. The main street of the island is lined with beautiful buildings and architectural delights.

Wawel Royal Castle is an impressive castle woven from countless legends. It stands on the eponymous hill above the historic center of Krakow over the Vistula River. The Royal Castle was the official residence of Polish monarchs for more than 500 years, until the end of the 16th century. Definitely worth seeing!

Gdansk is the most important Polish port and definitely worth a visit. You can even take a boat ride and then explore the old town and square. You will find many remarkable and ancient buildings, cathedrals and much more.

If you want to take a break from cities, ancient buildings and palaces, you can take a walk in the Białowieża Forest. It is the last immaculate forest in Europe, on the territory of which there are 700-year-old oaks, 300-year-old pine trees, various species of deer, boars, etc.

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