Poland Holidays
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Your Poland Holiday
Embark on your next epic adventure with a Poland holiday package, and leave relaxed knowing all the details are taken care of. Plus with the ability to customize your getaway, it'll be one to remember! Your trip to Poland wouldn't be complete without visiting its best cities, starting with Warsaw, Kraków and Wroclaw. Expedia has hotels, flights and all your other travel needs to help you put together your very own customized Poland holiday today.
Top destinations in Poland
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Poland Holiday
Poland is home to vibrant cities and ancient towns bursting with history, as well as vast tracts of wilderness that will satisfy any nature lover.
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Expedia makes it easy to build the getaway of your dreams. Book your flight, hotel and even car rental all in one place with our Poland Holiday Packages. You’ll get access to great discounts and perks just for combining your bookings! With 23,075 hotels starting at £60 a night to choose from, you’re sure to find someplace special that suits your style. Eager for a real taste of this exciting country? Add a food tour to your package. Don an apron and learn from a professional chef how to make traditional food like kaszotto — a risotto-like dish prepared with millet or pearl barley.
Your Poland Holiday Itinerary
Day 1-2: Touchdown in Warsaw Chopin Airport and start your adventure in Warsaw, the capital and largest city in Poland. A beautiful blend of historical buildings and modern architecture, Warsaw features treasures like Old Town Market Square, the Royal Castle, the Palace of Culture and Science and Castle Square.
Day 3-5: Hop in your rental car and cruise southwest for around four hours to Krakow. Explore this fascinating city’s top sights including Main Square, Wawel Royal Castle and Wieliczka Salt Mine. On a day trip, learn about an important piece of history at the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum.
Day 6-7: Don’t say goodbye to this diverse country without visiting the Masurian Lake District. The area is home to over 2,000 lakes, farm stays and charming resort towns.
Poland Information
Time it right and join in Polish Independence Day celebrations held November 11. The main festivities are held in Warsaw, but you’ll find parades in other cities too.
Stay in the capital city and explore the country’s highlights from there. Check out our Warsaw Holiday Packages and plan your escape the easy way.
Top Holiday Destinations in Poland
Holiday in Krakow to experience history and diverse culture
When you visit Krakow, you'll be able to immerse yourself in history with tradition that dates back 1,000 years. You can see the former seat of kings, but historical features are just the beginning. You'll also find museums and festivals that work to link the rich tradition here with modernity. Many of the cultures are quite diverse as well allowing several unique cultures to show off.
Indulge in a luxury holiday and spa treatments with package deals to ritzy Sopot
Visiting Sopot will let you find relaxation with ease, as it's a popular destination for travellers looking for health spa services. The spas here are state of the art drawing in visitors from all over the world. You may also want to plan your visit to coincide with the Sopot International Song Festival, one of the largest events of its kind in all of Europe.
Discover times gone by with Gdansk holiday packages
The city of Gdansk is located on the Baltic shores and offers plenty to see and do. The old city is seemingly frozen in time with much to offer travellers interested in history, and you'll also find a plethora of stunning museums displaying historical artefacts and monumental works of art. Don't forget to check out the restaurant scene as well with traditional Polish fare and more exotic options as well.
Light up your holiday with a package deal to vibrant Warsaw
In Warsaw, you can explore the Polish capital and take in stunning sights showcasing its rich and diverse history. Given how recent some of the city's most impactful events were, you'll find cultural value placed in more modern inventions such as neon signs. Electro-graphic signs were an important part of the city's economic growth, but you can also spend time in vibrant parks and around historical monuments dating back centuries.
Stroll the colourful streets of historic Wroclaw
When you visit Wroclaw, you can take in an array of colours from historic buildings in town. It has one of the most iconic market squares in the country that's a designated pedestrian zone. Much of the city is set up to be convenient for walking, so it's generally best to explore it all on foot. It's also located on a river with scenic views and well-kept walkways nearby.
Poland Essential Information
Language | Polish |
|---|---|
Currency | Polish złotys |
Local Welcome | Cześć |
Local Goodbye | Narazie |
Closest Airport | Frederic Chopin Airport (WAW) |
Population | 38,454,600 |
Top Sights | Sopot Beach, Morskie Oko and Gubałówka |
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Main Market Square
Spend some time in a large medieval square that is filled with restaurants, cafés and magnificent buildings that are hundreds of years old.
Wieliczka Salt Mine
Chapels carved entirely from salt, an underground lake and a museum make up this internationally protected World Heritage listed salt mine.
Wawel Castle
See the coronation sword of Polish kings, opulent royal apartments, Renaissance paintings and an underground cave system at Krakow’s biggest castle.
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