Słowiński
National Park - the largest moving dunes in Europe, one of the most
beautiful wild beaches on the Polish sea surrounded by phenomenal nature; also
attractive seaside towns: Ustka and Łeba.
Website: Słowiński National Park
Location: See on Google Maps
Hel - a narrow
spit with a length of 35 km, in the narrowest place is only 150 m wide; popular
holiday destinations: Chałupy, Jastarnia, Jurata and Hel with the famous
sealarium.
Website: City of Hel in Poland
Location: See on Google Maps
Jurata - the
legendary Queen of the Baltic Sea, the resort on the Hel Spit took its name
from her name and this is where the statue of the goddess is located.
Location: See on Google Maps
Świnoujście - the
westernmost town by the Polish sea, the only location on over a hundred
islands, which center can only be reached by ferry; on the rocky headland on
the island of Usedom is the historic Stawa Młyny, one of the city's symbols.
Website: Świnoujście for Tourist
Location: See on Google Maps
Trzęsacz - a small
town located on a high cliff, whose biggest attraction are the Ruins of the
Church destroyed by sea waves, and according to legend by the King of the
Baltic, who wanted to avenge his daughter captured by fishermen.
Location: See on Google Maps
Kołobrzeg - one of the
most beautiful cities on the Polish sea with the oldest lighthouse in Poland
and many other attractions; to the west of Kołobrzeg stretch towns on a high
cliff, and to the east of the city the coast is level with the sea level.
Website: Kołobrzeg for Tourist
Location: See on Google Maps
Rowokół - a holy
mountain in pre-Christian times near the Łebsko lake, a wonderful viewpoint,
ideal for active recreation; Nearby is the Słowiński Open-Air Museum in Kluki.
Website: Kluki Museum
Location: See on Google Maps
Kashubian
Switzerland - Swiss landscapes in the north of Poland can be admired in
Kashubia, a Polish cultural region with a unique Kashubian regional tradition
and language.
Website: KASHUBIAN SWITZERLAND
Location: See on Google Maps
Gdańsk - the
largest city on the Polish seaside, which together with Gdynia and Sopot forms
the famous Polish Tri-City with a rich tradition and many attractions. It was
here that the famous astronomer Jan Hevelius lived and worked, here the Second
World War began, here he developed the workers' Solidarity movement, here the
largest Dominican Fair in Europe is held every year.
Website: Gdańsk for Tourist
Location: See on Google Maps
Wolin - the
largest island entirely on Polish territory, where the city of Wolin is
located, once inhabited by Vikings, and Wolin National Park with the highest
cliffs in Poland and the refuge of majestic white-tailed eagle.
Website: Jomsborg Vineta Centre
Location: See on Google Maps
Szczecin - the
largest city in Western Pomerania, formerly the seat of the Pomeranian Dukes,
there is a sea port (although there are over 100 km to the sea), many
monuments, including one of the tallest churches in Poland.
Website: Szczecin for Tourist
Location: See on Google Maps
Venice - a town
in the historical land of Pałuki, which houses the Narrow Gauge Railway
Open-Air Museum, and in the summer by historic rail you can get to Biskupin and
to Znin, the historic capital of the region.
Website: Venice Railway Museum
Location: See on Google Maps
Wieżyca - the
highest hill in the north of Poland, from which there are wonderful views;
easily accessible on foot or by bicycle.
Website:
Location: See on Google Maps
Bydgoszcz - the
largest city in the Kujawy region, one of the most beautiful cities in Poland
with a rich cultural, museum and tourist offer, additionally associated with
the legend of Master Twardowski, who can be seen on the Bydgoszcz market every
day.
Website: Bydgoszcz for Tourist
Location: See on Google Maps
Toruń - one of
the oldest cities in Poland and the hometown of astronomer Mikołaj Kopernik,
also from here are legendary Polish gingerbread; the well-preserved Old Town
complex has been inscribed on the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List.
Website: Toruń for Tourist
Location: See on Google Maps
Cedynia - a place
on the Odra River in the westernmost place in Poland, where over 1000 years ago
at the beginning of the Polish state the famous battle took place, which
strengthened the presence of Poles in these areas.
Website:
Location: See on Google Maps
Warta Mouth - a
national park at the mouth of the Warta River to the Odra River, one of the
largest refuges for water and marsh birds in Europe.
Website:Warta Mouth National Park
Location: See on Google Maps
Gorzów - a city
on the Warta River, one of the two capitals of the Lubuskie Province.
Website: Gorzów forTourist basic informations
Location: See on Google Maps
Drawa - one of
the most beautiful rivers in Poland, loved by canoeists, also great for cycling
and hiking; also an important nature reserve, including Drawa National Park.
Website: Drawa National Park
Location: See on Google Maps
Poznań - one of
the most important, oldest and most beautiful cities in Poland, the cradle of
Polish culture from the beginning of the Polish state, the capital of the
Wielkopolska region, the city of the Poznań International Fair; it is here that
every day at noon, two Poznań goats graze on the town hall tower: Tyrek and Pyrek.
Website: Poznań Travel
Location: See on Google Maps
Gniezno - the
historic first capital of Poland and a place symbolically associated with the
birth of the Polish state; according to legend, Lech, one of three brothers
wandering the world in search of a place where he could settle down with his
people, saw an eagle on a tall tree against the background of the setting sun
and decided that he would establish a settlement here, which he called Gniezno
(nest).
Website: Gniezno for Tourist
Location: See on Google Maps
Biskupin - a place
where in 1933 the ancient settlement of the Lusatian culture was discovered,
which was considered one of the most important archaeological discoveries in
Europe in the 20th century.
Website: Archaeological Museum in Biskupin
Location: See on Google Maps
Lubusz - a city
founded over 1000 years ago, the historic capital of the Lubusz Land on the
left bank of the Odra River, currently in Germany under the name Lebus.
Website: Lubusz Land (in german and polish)
Location: See on Google Maps
Łagów - a very
attractive place in the Lubuskie Lake District, surrounded by lakes and
forests, the former seat of the Order of the Knights.
Location: See on Google Maps
Świebodzin - a place
known primarily for the largest monument in Poland to Christ the King, one of
the largest in the world.
Website: Świebodzin for Tourist
Location: See on Google Maps
Rogalin - a town
in southern Greater Poland, where the magnificent Palace of the Raczyński
Family is located, called the Polish Versailles.
Website: Rogalin Palace
Location: See on Google Maps
Koło - a town
on the Warta river in eastern Greater Poland, near which are the ruins of the
royal castle from the time of King Casimir III the Great, the last ruler of the
Piast dynasty.
Website: Koło for Tourist (in polish only)
Location: See on Google Maps
Jeziorsko - a
reservoir on the Warta River, one of the largest and highest dams in Poland, in
the middle course of the Warta River, which is the second longest river flowing
entirely in Poland.
Website: Jeziorsko for Tourism
Location: See on Google Maps
Łódź - the
third largest city in Poland, famous for one of the longest pedestrian streets
in Europe - Piotrkowska Street, the capital of Polish cinema and the seat of
the animated film studio, which created such characters as the Filemon Cat and
Uszatek Bear.
Website: Łódź for Tourist Official
Location: See on Google Maps
