Poland

In recent years, Poland has become an increasingly popular tourist destination with more and more tourists discovering the gems that have hidden behind the iron curtain of its communist past.

Krakow has been likened to Prague as a beautiful medieval city, which emerged from WWII unscathed, enchanting visitors with magnificent architecture and charming old streets lined with pretty houses and churches.

Visitors are often surprised to learn that Poland is a country full of striking natural scenery. The country possesses the last remaining primeval forest in Europe, Bialowieza, a beautiful area of wooded countryside home to the rare European bison. More stunning to many are the enormous sand dunes of Slowinski National Park on the Baltic Coast, some of them reaching over 45m in height. And in the South, the Tatra Mountains provide numerous opportunities for skiing and hiking.