Poland.
Swidnica
A Lower Silesian town in south-western Poland with nearly a thousand years of history, Świdnica is home to the Church of Peace, a UNESCO World Heritage Site,…
Kłodzko
Sometimes called "Little Prague" for its concentration of historical monuments, Kłodzko is one of Poland's oldest towns, granted city rights in 1233 and root…
Olsztyn
This walkable city in northern Poland with a Gothic Old Town at its centre, Olsztyn is known for its medieval Castle of the Warmian Cathedral Chapter and St.
Srodmiescie
Broad pedestrian boulevard lined with ornate Hanseatic-style facades and a soaring red-brick clock tower forms the walkable heart of Gdańsk, Poland's Baltic…
Sanok
Historic town on the San River in southeastern Poland, Sanok holds a refurbished castle, an open-air Museum of Folk Architecture, and a walkable Old Town wit…
Kazimierz Dolny
Photogenic little town on the Vistula river in eastern Poland, Kazimierz Dolny owes its Renaissance streetscape to a grain-trade boom in the 16th and early 1…
Sandomierz
Spread across seven hills above the Vistula River in south-eastern Poland, Sandomierz is a royal town whose preserved Old Town — declared a National Monument…
Wałbrzych
Książ Castle, the largest castle in Lower Silesia and the third-largest in Poland, anchors this industrial city in the Sudeten foothills of southwestern Poland.
Bytom
One of the oldest cities in Upper Silesia, Bytom has a walkable centre with a concentration of historic churches, cafés, and restaurants, and is home to the…
Jelenia Góra
A gateway city to the Karkonosze mountains in southwestern Poland, Jelenia Góra has a walkable historic centre with a restored baroque marketplace, 17th-cent…
Stargard
One of the oldest cities in Poland, Stargard sits on the Ina River in northwestern Poland with a walkable centre and a concentration of medieval Gothic landm…
Kamienna Gora
A compact town in south-western Poland set on the Bóbr river between the Stone Mountains and the Rudawy Janowickie, with cafés and restaurants concentrated i…
Duszniki-Zdroj
A spa town in the Kłodzko Valley of southwestern Poland, Duszniki-Zdrój sits on the Bystrzyca River between the Orlickie and Bystrzyckie mountain ranges on t…
Bytów
14th-century Teutonic Knights castle is the centrepiece of this compact town in Poland's Gdańsk Pomerania region, set on a lake and two rivers in the Bytów L…
Kurozweki
A 14th-century palace open to visitors anchors this south-central Polish village on the Czarna Staszowska river, with a bison farm on the grounds and a 15th-…
Ryn
Sitting between two lakes in the Masurian region of northeastern Poland, Ryn is a modest town with a photogenic waterside setting and a 14th-century Teutonic…
Trzebiatów
A little town on the Rega River in north-western Poland, Trzebiatów has a well-preserved medieval Old Town — registered as a protected historical monument —…
Chełmża
Pocket-sized Polish town on the western shore of Lake Chełmżyńskie, in the Kuyavian-Pomeranian region north of Toruń, with a photogenic waterfront setting.
Prudnik
Founded in 1255 on Magdeburg law, Prudnik is a historic Upper Silesian town in southern Poland where the Prudnik river meets its Złoty Potok tributary, on th…
Kudowa-Zdrój
One of Europe's oldest spa towns, Kudowa-Zdrój sits in the foothills of the Table Mountains on Poland's southwestern border with the Czech Republic, where it…
Kamieniec Zabkowicki
A small town in Lower Silesia whose abbey and palace together form a Historic Monument of Poland, Kamieniec Ząbkowicki sits on a river in the foothills of so…
Wawel
Wawel Hill in Kraków holds the most historically significant site in Poland: a fortified royal complex on the Vistula River where Polish monarchs were crowne…
Szprotawa
A small town in western Poland with a walkable centre on the water, Szprotawa carries a layered medieval heritage: remnants of defensive walls, Romanesque an…
Brodnica
Founded by the Teutonic Order in the Middle Ages, Brodnica is a former royal town in northern Poland with a compact, walkable centre sitting on the water and…
Wieliczka
The Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1978, draws well over a million visitors a year to this town in southern Poland's Kraków metropol…
Pinczow
Modest town in southern Poland's Świętokrzyskie Voivodeship, Pińczów sits in the valley of the river Nida and carries an unusually high concentration of hist…
Supraśl
Spa town on the Supraśl River in north-eastern Poland, with a small centre that holds several historic churches and a café scene alongside clean air and a mi…
Piotrkow Trybunalski
Piotrków Trybunalski, a city in central Poland, holds an outsized place in Polish legal and parliamentary history: the first Polish parliament convened here…
Rajcza
This tiny village in the Beskid Żywiecki mountains of southern Poland, Rajcza sits along the upper Soła river and serves as a base for both summer hiking and…
Przemysl
Sitting on the San River in southeastern Poland, Przemyśl is a walkable town with a café-filled Old Town listed as a Historic Monument of Poland, a dense con…
Mikołajki
This small resort town in north-eastern Poland's Masurian Lake District, Mikołajki sits on Lakes Tałty and Mikołajskie near Śniardwy, Poland's largest lake,…
Żory
This town in southern Poland's Upper Silesia region with a walkable centre full of cafés and restaurants, Żory sits within the Rybnik Coal District and serve…
Sieradz
Town on the Warta river in central Poland with a compact centre of cafés and restaurants, Sieradz carries a long medieval history: it served three times as t…
Leszno
This walkable city in western Poland with a centre full of cafés and historic Baroque churches, Leszno was shaped by the powerful Leszczyński and Sułkowski m…
Gora Swietej Anny
Hilltop pilgrimage village in southern Poland's Opole Voivodeship, Góra Świętej Anny — "Saint Anne's Mountain" — is home to a basilica, a sanctuary with a 15…
Miedzyzdroje
A Baltic seaside resort on Wolin Island in northwestern Poland, Międzyzdroje sits between wide sandy beaches backed by high cliffs and the forests of Wolińsk…
Bartoszyce
This town on the Łyna River in northern Poland, Bartoszyce has a compact centre with a concentration of historic churches, cafés, and restaurants.
Szczyrk
A winter sports resort town in the Beskid Śląski mountains of southern Poland, Szczyrk sits in the valley of the Żylica river with the peak of Skrzyczne risi…
Szklarska Poreba Dolna
A ski resort and hiking base in the Giant Mountains of south-western Poland, Szklarska Poręba serves as a gateway to Karkonosze National Park and draws visit…
Rybnik
This city in southern Poland's Silesian Voivodeship with a walkable centre full of cafés and restaurants, sitting alongside the Ruda and Nacyna rivers.
Nowe Miasto Lubawskie
A compact Polish market town on the River Drwęca, where a pale baroque church with a green onion-domed tower anchors a broad central square ringed by low col…
Wolsztyn
Modest town in western Poland where the centre sits alongside lakes and the Dojca river, with cafés and restaurants in its compact core.
Bolesławiec
Pottery-making has defined Bolesławiec since the medieval period, and this Lower Silesian town on the Bóbr River remains a working ceramic centre today, with…
Brzeg
A compact town on the Oder river in southwestern Poland, Brzeg sits midway between Wrocław and Opole with a walkable centre of cafés and restaurants.
Krosno
Nicknamed "Little Kraków," this medieval Royal Free Town in southeastern Poland earned its reputation through a preserved old town with Gothic, Renaissance,…
Kalisz
One of Poland's oldest cities and a traditional capital of the Greater Poland region alongside Poznań, Kalisz sits on the Prosna river in central Poland with…
Tykocin
This small Baroque town on the Narew river in north-eastern Poland, Tykocin holds a historic centre designated a Historic Monument of Poland, a well-preserve…
Wodzisław Śląski
Walkable Silesian town in southern Poland with a café-filled centre and mountain country close by, Wodzisław Śląski sits on the River Lesznica near the Czech…
Dzierzoniow
This 13th-century Lower Silesian town at the foot of the Owl Mountains in southwestern Poland, Dzierżoniów has a walkable Old Town centred on a market square…
Olkusz
Silver has shaped Olkusz for centuries: this medieval town in southern Poland once housed a royal mint and still sits amid active silver-mining country.
Brzesko
A southern Polish town on the Uszwica river, Brzesko is home to the Okocim Brewery, founded by Jan Goetz in 1845, along with the Goetz family's 19th-century…
Pisz
Masurian town in northern Poland set at the point where Lake Roś meets the Pisa River, Pisz sits at the heart of the Great Masurian Lakes region and is surro…
Osno Lubuskie
This small town in western Poland set on the Łęcza river and Lake Reczynek, among the moraine hills of the Lubusz Upland.
Myslenice
A town in southern Poland on the Raba River, Myślenice sits on the border between the Beskid mountains and the foothills, with the Zarabie district serving a…
Zgorzelec
Sitting on the Lusatian Neisse river at the Polish-German border, Zgorzelec was the eastern half of Görlitz until 1945 and retains that cross-border characte…
Iwonicz-Zdroj
One of Poland's oldest spa resorts, documented since 1578, Iwonicz-Zdrój is a small town in the Subcarpathian region of south-eastern Poland set in hilly mou…
Karpacz
A ski resort and hiking base in Poland's Karkonosze Mountains, Karpacz sits below the range's highest peak and serves as the most established resort town on…
Żyrardów
This former industrial town in central Poland, Żyrardów sits on the Pisia Gągolina river roughly an hour's drive southwest of Warsaw, with a compact centre t…
Lidzbark
Modest town in north-central Poland's Warmian–Masurian Voivodeship, Lidzbark sits on the Wel river and Lake Lidzbark, giving it a waterside character that su…
Świnoujście
Baltic seaside spa town on Poland's north-western tip, Świnoujście sits across three islands at the mouth of the Świna river, with a wide sandy beach stretch…
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