Poland
Ready-made trips
Explore editor-selected places and itineraries in Poland.
Bieszczady: tserkvas and primeval beech forests
The tserkvas of Turzańsk and Smolnik and Bieszczady National Park, whose beech forests are on the UNESCO list.
Wooden churches of southern Małopolska
From Dębno in Podhale through Lipnica Murowana and Sękowa to Haczów and Blizne: Gothic timber churches on the UNESCO list.
Wooden churches of the Low Beskids
The church in Sękowa and the tserkvas of Owczary, Kwiatoń, Brunary and Powroźnik: two UNESCO sites on one route.
Lower Silesia: Centennial Hall and the Churches of Peace
The modernist Centennial Hall in Wrocław and the two timber-framed Churches of Peace in Świdnica and Jawor.
Kalwaria, Kraków, Wieliczka and Bochnia
Three UNESCO sites: the sanctuary of Kalwaria Zebrzydowska, Kraków's Old Town and Wawel, and the royal salt mines of Wieliczka and Bochnia.
Gothic on the Vistula and the Nogat
The medieval town of Toruń and Europe's largest brick castle, the Teutonic Order's Malbork.
Warsaw Old Town
Warsaw's historic centre, rebuilt after the war: the Royal Castle, the Old Town Market Square and the Archcathedral.
Zamość, Radruż and Chotyniec
Zamość's Renaissance Old Town and the wooden tserkvas of Radruż and Chotyniec.