Your insider’s travel guide to Poland
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Two decades of first-hand, opinionated guides to Poland’s cities, mountains, Baltic coast, food and wine — all in one place.
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From the royal halls of Kraków to the bison forests of the east, the Tatra peaks to the Baltic dunes — Poland rewards the curious traveller. We’ve been writing about it, in our own words, for over twenty years.
Ready-made itineraries
Plan your trip
Day-by-day plans you can follow or remix — from a long weekend to the grand tour.
The ultimate grand tour, south to north.
The classic Kraków–Warsaw first-timer route.
Old Town, Kazimierz and a great day trip.
The rebuilt capital, museums and parks.
Gdańsk, Sopot & Gdynia by the sea.
Yes, Poland makes wine — here’s where to taste it.
A thousand years, in miniature
The history of Poland — told in stamps
One of our oldest and most-loved guides: a millennium of Polish history, illustrated with real Polish postage stamps.
Poland for wine lovers
Yes, Poland makes wine.
A cool-climate wine country is quietly taking shape across the south — hundreds of small vineyards, the aromatic Solaris grape, and tasting rooms you can visit. Start with our wine guide, or book a tasting on the limestone Jura near Kraków.
Beyond the cities
Explore by region
Mountains, lakes, primeval forest and 500 km of coast — pick a corner of Poland.
Before you go
Know before you travel
The practical stuff, updated for 2026 — visas, money, transport and more.