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Our flights to Poland open portals to adventure, history, and a buffet table laden with new tastes and aromas. This country is a patchwork of incredible urban and natural beauty. From ancient castles and postcard-perfect little towns to rugged mountains and lakes, Poland has a unique, captivating charm.

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Apart from monuments echoing its tragic place in World War II, present-day Poland is a diverse landscape of outdoor fun, history, art, and tradition. It’s also one of the cheapest European destinations!

Polish is the main, and only national, language in Poland. You’ll encounter different dialects in different regions. It’s a good idea to learn a few key phrases and pop a small phrase book in your bag to navigate the language barrier.

Your flynas flight to Poland lands in Kraków. For the rest of your fascinating Poland travel itinerary, you can rent a car or book internal flights.

With our lowest fare finder, you can find affordable flights to Poland. And, if you’re traveling on a budget, remember to check out our installment options and price lock solutions. Our premium class offers top-shelf luxury, comfort, and VIP treatment.

Best Places to Visit in Poland

This country has beautifully preserved buildings and interesting things to see. Here are a few of our favorite places to visit in Poland.

Kraków

Once home to Poland’s royals, this exceptional city escaped the devastation of World War II. Today, visitors can enjoy its medieval architecture and enchanting Old Town Square. When visiting Kraków, Poland, we recommend touring the Wieliczka Salt Mine with its thousands of galleries and corridors. Museums include the Banksy Museum filled with famous street art and the National Museum, which showcases traditional Polish art and cultural relics. Check out our budget-friendly flights to Kraków.

Warsaw

The capital of Poland is a bustling hub packed with history, stunning architecture, and dynamic culture. Step back in time and visit the Old Town, with its cobblestone lanes, traditional market square, and ancient buildings. The historic and lavish Royal Castle is a standout in Warsaw. During summer, you can enjoy the world-renowned open-air Chopin renditions in Łazienki Park with its breathtaking palace and grounds.

Gdańsk

Lying along the southern edge of the Baltic Sea, this idyllic coastal city is one of the most charming places to visit in Poland. Visitors can explore incredible historic buildings like the 14th-century Town Hall. Gdańsk also has some great beaches.

Other popular Polish places include Wrocław with its hundreds of bronze dwarf statues. It’s also home to the oldest zoo in the country. Toruń authentically preserved its medieval buildings and Old Town, while the City of Lublin showcases interesting architectural styles.

Things to do in Poland

Poland is one of those rare year-round destinations with terrific summer and winter activities. We’ve rounded up a few of our favorites.

Winter and Summer Fun at Zakopane

Zakopane is a popular location tucked away in the Tatra Mountains. Although it’s known as Poland’s winter capital, it also offers fantastic warm-season fun such as mountaineering, cable car rides, and hiking and biking to Morskie Oko (a gorgeous lake). In winter, the city turns into a snow-covered wonderland. During this magic time, you can enjoy skiing, snowboarding, and sleigh rides. 

If you’re a winter sports fan, take a peek at our other excellent winter destinations. We also fly to stunning nature and mountain destinations for those who love the outdoors.

Water Adventures in the Masurian Lake District

The Masurian Lake District boasts a maze of more than 2,000 linked lakes and waterways. Countless visitors stream to this breathtaking location every year to enjoy things like fishing, kayaking, and boating. There are also multiple hiking trails meandering through the gorgeous forests bordering the lakes. You won’t regret making this part of your Poland vacation!

Thrills at Energylandia

Energylandia is an amusement park in Zator. It’s just an hour’s drive from Kraków and is the biggest of its kind in the country. This facility is zoned (Fairy Tale Land, Family Zone, Extreme Zone, Dragon Zone) so young and old can enjoy an exciting day out. Here you’ll find loads of thrilling rides, including the Hyperion, one of the tallest and fastest roller coasters in Europe (not for the faint-hearted!). It also has a water park and ice-skating rink.

Food in Poland

The Polish food scene is diverse, offering visitors a broad variety of local and international cuisines. There’s everything from steak houses and burger joints to fine European dining.

Traditional Polish dishes are moreish and flavorsome. Many of these feature a lot of butter, cream, eggs, herbs, and spices. Pierogies are dumplings stuffed with different kinds of savory delights and Gołąbki is made with cabbage leaves featuring a meaty filling with onions and rice. If you have a sweet tooth, remember to try Pączki, a filled donut, Sernik, a special cheesecake, and Drożdżówka, a pastry filled with all sorts of delicious things.

Hotels in Poland

Poland has a wide variety of accommodations ranging from affordable guesthouses to premium hotels. Centrally located establishments in big cities are close to the main attractions. Some hotels retained their historic charm, opening a window into the Poland of old.

Poland Currency

The Polish złoty is this country’s official currency. You can easily exchange your riyals at the airport.

Weather in Poland

Weatherwise, Poland has comfortable summers and chilly winters. During the cold months, the mercury often drops below freezing, so remember to pack warm for your winter Poland vacation. Temperature highs in summer hover around 63°F, making it ideal for outdoor explorations and hikes.

FAQs

• Do I need a visit visa for Poland?

Answer: Yes. The Poland visit visa requirements from Saudi Arabia include a Schengen visa. You can apply for this at the Polish Embassy in KSA.

• What is Poland known for?

Answer: Apart from its tragic World War II history, Poland is famous for its incredibly beautiful natural landscapes, historic buildings, and interesting food.

• Is Poland a good tourist destination?

Answer: Yes. It’s an amazing destination with lots to do and see. Poland is also affordable, so there’s money for special treats and activities.

• What do I need to know before traveling to Poland?

Answer: Apart from applying for your Schengen visa, it’s a good idea to learn a few key phrases in Polish or pack a Polish phrase book. You’ll also need to exchange your riyals for Polish currency (złoty).

• What are the best times of the year to visit Poland?

Answer: This country has great summer and winter activities. For outdoor activities like hiking and cycling, it’s best to go between May and September.

• Which part of Poland should I visit?

Answer: This country has both fascinating cities and incredible natural beauty. We recommend seeing and doing as much as possible!