Q1. What is the best time to book Poland tour packages?

The best time to book your Poland tour package depends on your preference. Summer (June-August) offers the warmest weather, while spring and autumn (Shoulder Seasons) provide pleasant temperatures with fewer crowds. Winter is great for Christmas markets and budget travel.

Q2. Do I need a visa to travel to Poland?

Yes, you need a Schengen visa to visit Poland unless you are a citizen of the EU, USA, Canada, Australia, and many other countries with a visa-free entry for up to 90 days. However, always check the latest visa requirements from your country before traveling.

Q3. Are Poland tour packages from Regency Holidays customizable?

Yes, you can easily customize your Poland tour package with Regency Holidays. While we already offer expertly designed itineraries, our team can create a perfect trip for you as per your preferences and needs. You can add a specific city, book a unique experience, or extend your stay.

Q4. What is the local currency of Poland and is it easy to exchange money?

The local currency of Poland is the Polish Złoty (PLN). You can easily exchange money at airports, banks, or ‘Kantor’ (exchange offices) in cities. ATMs are also widely available.

Q5. Is Poland a safe country for tourists?

Yes, Poland is safe for tourists. However, it is advised to follow standard safety precautions, such as being aware of your surroundings and keeping your valuables secure in crowded tourist areas.

Discover Kraków, Warsaw, Gdańsk & more with our Poland Tour Packages

Witness the Charming Beauty of Poland with Poland Tour Packages

Immerse yourself in the magic of Poland with our carefully crafted tour packages! Experience the royal grandeur of Krakow, experience the lively spirit of Warsaw and soak in the tranquil beauty of the Masurian Lakes. Don’t forget to savor traditional Polish cuisine and shop for locally made souvenirs for an authentic experience. Join us on this exciting adventure through the heart of Europe and get ready to create memories that will last a lifetime!

Discover History and Culture of Poland with Poland Tour Packages

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How to Reach Poland

By Air: Fly to Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW), the major international airport in Poland. It is served regularly by airlines like LOT Polish Airlines (the national carrier), Lufthansa, British Airways, Ryanair, and Wizz Air.

Other Major Airports in Poland

Kraków John Paul II International Airport (KRK)
Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport (GDN)
Wrocław–Copernicus Airport (WRO)

Best Time to Visit Poland

Peak Season (June to August)

Weather: Warm and Sunny
Events: Open-air Festivals, Concerts, Cultural Events
Pros: Vibrant Atmosphere
Cons: Larger Crowds, Higher Prices for Flights and Accommodations

Shoulder Season (April to May & September to October)

Weather: Pleasant Weather with Mild Temperatures
Events: Easter Markets in Spring, Cultural Festivals in Autumn
Pros: Fewer Tourists, Lower Prices, Beautiful Scenery
Cons: Unpredictable weather

Off-Season (November to March)

Weather: Very Cold with Snowfall
Events: Christmas and New Year
Pros: Low Hotel and Flight Rates, Festive Atmosphere
Cons: Shorter Days, Limited Access to Attractions and Activities

Top Places to Visit in Poland

Poland is a treasure trove of historical cities and natural wonders. Here are ten must-see attractions to include in your itinerary:

1. Kraków

The former capital of Poland, Kraków is a historic city with well-preserved medieval architecture and rich culture. Walk through the charming streets, explore art and royal treasures at Wawel Castle, and enjoy the vibrant energy of Main Market Square.

2. Warsaw

Warsaw is the capital of Poland, where you will find modern buildings, historic sites, and museums. The Old Town, rebuilt after World War II, is a popular place to visit with its colorful buildings and market square.

3. Oświęcim

Oświęcim is a town in southern Poland known for the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum. This former Nazi concentration and extermination camp is visited by people from across the globe to learn about the Holocaust and commemorate the victims.

4. Wieliczka Salt Mine

Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the oldest mines in Poland. Visitors can see underground tunnels, salt sculptures, and chapels made of salt. The mine is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and attracts tourists from around the world.

5. Gdańsk

Situated along the coast of the Baltic Sea, Gdańsk is renowned for its architecture, culture and science. It has a beautiful Old Town, colorful buildings, and a busy port. The city played an important role in World War II and the Solidarity movement that helped end communism in Poland.

6. Zakopane

Nestled at the foot of the Tatra Mountains, Zakopane is a scenic resort town in Poland that every nature lover must visit. It is popular for hiking in summer and skiing in winter. The town is known for its wooden houses, local culture, and beautiful mountain views.

7. Wrocław

Wrocław is a city in western Poland, known for its historic buildings and many bridges. The Old Town has colorful houses and a large market square. Visitors also enjoy finding the small dwarf statues placed around the city as a fun activity.

8. Malbork

Malbork is a town in northern Poland, famous for the Malbork Castle. This large medieval fortress was built by the Teutonic Knights and is the biggest brick castle in the world. It is a popular place for history lovers and tourists.

9. Białowieża Forest

Białowieża Forest is a large, ancient forest in Poland and Belarus. It is home to many plants and animals, including the European bison. The forest is a protected national park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, popular for nature walks and wildlife watching.

10. Masurian Lake District

Masurian Lake District is a region in northern Poland with over 2,000 lakes. It is popular for boating, fishing, and hiking. The area has beautiful nature, forests, and small villages, making it a great place for outdoor activities and relaxation.

10 Must-Do Activities in Poland

Wander through the historic Old Town (Stare Miasto) in Kraków
Go rafting on the Dunajec River Gorge in the Pieniny Mountains
Look out for the famous Wrocław Dwarfs
Attend a live Chopin music concert in Warsaw
Explore the underground chambers of the Wieliczka Salt Mine
Try authentic Polish pierogi at a traditional ‘Bar Mleczny’ (milk bar)
Walk the Royal Route in Warsaw, from the Castle Square to Łazienki Park
Enjoy hiking on the trails of the Tatra National Park
Dive into rich Polish history at the European Solidarity Centre in Gdańsk
Relax on the sandy beaches of Sopot

Popular Hotels to Stay in Poland

5-Star Hotels:

Hotel Bristol, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Warsaw
Hotel Stary, Krakow
Raffles Europejski Warsaw
The Granary - La Suite Hotel, Wrocław
Sofitel Grand Sopot

4-Star Hotels:

PURO Hotel Kraków Kazimierz
Hotel Indigo Warsaw Nowy Świat
Radisson Blu Hotel, Gdańsk
Novotel Wrocław Centrum
Hotel Copernicus, Toruń

3-Star Hotels:

Ibis Styles Kraków Centrum
Hampton by Hilton Warsaw City Centre
Hotel Mercure Gdańsk Stare Miasto
Ibis Styles Wrocław Centrum
Hotel Logos, Zakopane

Hotels Near Airport (Warsaw Chopin Airport - WAW)

Renaissance Warsaw Airport Hotel
Courtyard by Marriott Warsaw Airport
Hampton by Hilton Warsaw Airport
Four Points by Sheraton Warsaw Mokotow
Sangate Hotel Airport

Top Restaurants in Poland

Vegetarian Restaurants:

Vege Miasto (Warsaw)
Mihiderka (Kraków)
Vega (Wrocław)
Green Way (Gdańsk)
Warzywniak (Poznań)

Non-Vegetarian Restaurants:

Starka (Kraków)
Rzeźnia (Warsaw)
Pod Łososiem (Gdańsk)
Karczma Po Zbóju (Zakopane)
Gospoda Koko (Kraków)

Best Cuisines to Try in Poland

Pierogi
Żurek
Bigos
Gołąbki
Placki Ziemniaczane
Kotlet Schabowy
Sernik
Oscypek
Pączki
Kiełbasa

Top Things to Buy in Poland

Amber Jewelry from the Baltic Coast
Hand-painted Bolesławiec Pottery
Carved Wooden Folk Art and Figurines
Linen Tableclothes and Clothing
Bison Grass Vodka (Żubrówka)
Oscypek Cheese from Zakopane
Gingerbread from Toruń
Handmade Leather Slippers (Kierpce)
Polish Crystal Glass
Posters

Top Places for Shopping in Poland

Floriańska Street, Kraków
Nowy Świat Street, Warsaw
Złote Tarasy Shopping Centre, Warsaw
Galeria Krakowska, Kraków
Długa Street, Gdańsk
Manufaktura, Łódź
Krupówki Street, Zakopane
Stary Browar, Poznań
Galeria Bałtycka, Gdańsk
Rynek (Market Square)

Experience Nightlife in Poland

All major cities in Poland come alive after dark with a diverse nightlife scene. Here, you will find underground vodka bars, craft beer pubs, chic cocktail lounges and energetic dance clubs.

Pijalnia Wódki i Piwa
Szprycer (Warsaw)
Sababa (Kraków)
Prozak 2.0 (Kraków)
Luzztro (Warsaw)
100-cznia (Gdańsk)
Pauza (Kraków)
PiwPaw (Warsaw)
Cocktail Bar Max & Dom Whisky (Wrocław)
Stary Klasztor (Wrocław)

Travel Tips for Your Poland Trip

Learn a few Polish phrases like ‘Dzień dobry’ (Good day) and ‘Dziękuję’ (Thank you)
Use public transport for easy and affordable commute
Carry cash as most places do not accept credit cards and digital payments
Bring warm clothes and comfortable shoes as Poland weather is unpredictable
Respect local culture and dress modestly