Poland

Krakow  ‘One of the most popular cities’. Stroll streets and squares unchanged since medieval times, before mingling with locals at cosy cellar bars. Take a tour – great options include Auschwitz-Birkenau and Wieliczka Salt Mines. Carefree Tip – Book early, […]

Krakow 

‘One of the most popular cities’. Stroll streets and squares unchanged since medieval times, before mingling with locals at cosy cellar bars. Take a tour – great options include Auschwitz-Birkenau and Wieliczka Salt Mines.

Carefree Tip – Book early, especially for weekends

Gdansk
As one of Poland’s most beautiful cities, Gdansk, has played its fair share of major roles in the country’s history, especially in the 20th-century. The Old Town was painstakingly reconstructed after being levelled in World War II, and showcases the 14th-century Town Hall houses and the city’s historical museum. Like a mini-state all to itself, Gdańsk has a unique feel that sets it apart from the other cities in Poland.

Carefree Tip – Bus remains the most popular form of public transport. You can easily reach any area of the city by using a tram. A ticket for one ride will cost you approximately 1 euro. In order to save on travelling costs you can also purchase special ticket passes.

Two of our travel consultants have been to this beautiful city – Rosie & Claire – drop either of them a line to find out their personal opinion of Gdansk. Check out our blog for Rosie’s insight on Gdansk! 

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