Autor: Michał Szylko

Most Warsaw guides send you to the same six places: Old Town, Palace of Culture, Łazienki Park, Royal Castle, Uprising Museum, POLIN. Those are all worth doing, and we cover them in our first-timer’s guide to Warsaw. But if you’ve already done that list, or you’re in your twenties or thirties and want to know… →

Gdańsk (guh-DAHNSK) is a port city that has been destroyed and rebuilt so many times it probably stopped counting. Teutonic Knights built it up, Hanseatic merchants made it rich, the Prussians took it over, WWII flattened it, the communists ran it into the ground, and then the shipyard workers here kicked off the movement that… →

Kraków is the city that makes people rethink Poland. Most visitors arrive expecting a quick stop on a wider European trip and leave wondering why they didn’t give the country two weeks instead. The Old Town survived WWII intact, which is rare for a Central European city of this size, and what you’re walking through… →