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Poland is well connected internally and surprisingly easy to navigate. The country has invested heavily in modernising its rail infrastructure over the past decade, and combined with an excellent intercity bus network, getting between Poland's major ...
Poland is a safe country for travelers going to Poland. Its crime rate is low by European standards, violent crime against tourists is limited, and the country's hospitality tradition means foreigners are generally treated well. Overall Safety Lev...
Of all the cities in Central Europe, Kraków is arguably the most complete. Warsaw was obliterated and rebuilt. Prague dazzles but floods with tourists. Kraków — Poland's ancient royal capital — survived the Second World War almost entirely intact, le...
Wrocław (formerly the German city of Breslau) is one of Central Europe's most interesting cities — not just for its jaw-dropping Gothic and Renaissance market square, but for the layered, complicated history carved into every stone of this place that...
No major European capital suffered more in the Second World War than Warsaw. By January 1945, when Soviet troops entered the city, it was a sea of rubble — 85% of its buildings destroyed, its entire pre-war population of 1.3 million expelled or kille...
Polish food has a reputation problem abroad. Most people know only pierogi and perhaps bigos — and they've usually eaten mediocre versions of both outside Poland. In reality, Polish cuisine is deeply seasonal, regionally varied, and forms the backbon...
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