Poland is a country in the center of Europe that will surprise and intrigue even the most seasoned traveler. It boasts beautiful Baltic Sea beaches, the towering peaks of the Tatra Mountains, and countless cities with millennia-old histories. But how do you decide where to go to truly leave a lasting impression? We offer you the top 5 must-see places in Poland.

Krakow ranks first. It’s impossible to visit Poland without experiencing the ancient atmosphere of its narrow medieval streets, cozy cafes, and the Gothic St. Mary’s Basilica, which offers a magnificent view of the city. The city also boasts numerous castles with magnificent medieval architecture and interiors.

Second place goes to Gdansk, a port city where beautiful colorful houses, medieval towers, and cathedrals blend harmoniously with the Baltic coast.

Third place goes to Wroclaw, which could be called the city of gnomes. You can find figurines of these little people of various sizes all over the city. They give the city a special atmosphere and uniqueness. Of course, Wroclaw is rich in more than just gnomes. It also boasts many ancient castles and cathedrals.

In fourth place is the city of Toruń. Its highlight is its gingerbread factory – the oldest candy factory in Europe. No one can resist these delicacies, so we recommend visiting the factory and sampling their creations. A magnificent view of the city opens from the city hall.

And in fifth place, we give Łódź. Here you’ll discover eclectic architecture, present in a variety of buildings – from industrial plants to residential buildings, palaces, and cathedrals. Today, Łódź is known for its creativity. Many buildings have been transformed into completely different ones: for example, an old cotton mill now houses a modern entertainment complex.