Poland: ten attractions you should visit during your holiday.

Poland is a central European country. It is situated in central Germany to the west, and in Ukraine to the east, with Belarus. The Czech Republic and Slovakia are located to the south of Poland. The former Soviet Union's Lithuania and Russia, as well as the Baltic Sea, are located north of Poland. Since May 1, 2004, Poland has been a member of the European Union. Since then, many Polish enterprises have been governed by the European Union's central authority. The old Polish money has been phased out, and trade and commerce have seen certain adjustments.

Poland's native language is Polska or Rzeczpospolita Polska, and it has a long and stormy history. It all began 1000 years ago, when the Piast dynasty took control of Poland and began to reshape it. Under the direction and supervision of the Jagiellonia dynasty around the end of the sixteenth century, the kingdom experienced its golden period. The empire conquered Poland and became one of Europe's wealthiest and most powerful regions. The Sejm of the Polish and Lithuanian Commonwealth enacted the Polish constitution on May 3, 1791, establishing Poland the world's sole democracy outside of the United States. As a result, Poland became the world's second country to adopt the US Constitution.

The hazards of World War II had destroyed Poland, leaving the Polish people with no means of subsistence. Communist groups from Russia dominated Poland until 1989. Poland was dealing with a fresh communist crisis now. Poland acquired partial independence in 1989 following the end of the Cold War. After that, he went back to his democracy. Poland is a far better country today than it was following World War II's German invasion.

Poland has changed dramatically beyond its borders because of free commerce and rising economies under the European Union. Poland today is a brand-new country on the road to economic and political liberation.

This is a land rich in history and beautiful landscapes, and for these reasons, it has become a tourist favorite place. Here are some spots you should visit while in Poland.

1. Mount Tatra

The Tatra Mountain range is located at the border between Poland and Slovakia, it is a wonderful place for trekking, and hiking; the perfect landscape for all the mountain's lovers. 

2. Sopot

Sopot is the first tourist destination in Poland that offers travelers a scenic spot and plenty of activities. Sopot is the home of suggestive landscapes and amazing views that will make your visit here a wonderful experience that certainly you will never forget.

3. Slowinski National Park

The Slowinski Park is one of the most amazing places in Poland. Here you will have the opportunity to find a lot of green and you will find yourself surrounded by a wild nature, with many planta and animals, which you will discover during your visit.

4. Old City

The words can only capture the beauty and timelessness that defines Stare Miastro. Take a trip or ride a bike or trailer to visit the city, and be amazed by the simple beauty of the place. Here you will find a lot of characteristic restaurants and bars that will offer you an unforgettable experience, during your visit.

5. Auschwitz

More than 60 years after the Nazi regime, Auschwitz stands as a monument to the past that should be remembered forever. Go back to the time of the Nazi regime in Auschwitz and recall the tragedies that surrounded the concentration camps. A place to remind a terrible atrocity that must never happen again.

6. Warsaw

The World War II did something to change the landscape of Warsaw, but the beauty of this city remains worth it to visit it. In your stay in Warsaw you should visit the Royal Castle, the Wilanow Castle and the Lazienki Park. The ruins of a Jewish ghetto still are visible and they are a reminder of the many innocent people who perished in the Nazi atrocities and the few who managed to return.

7. Wawel

Visit the area where Polish kings ruled for over 500 years, and fall into the romance of a Renaissance castle, to live a day as a king, or queen.

8. Great Masurian Lake

Located in the northern part of the country, the Great Masurian Lake is a remnant of Ice Age that covers the whole of Poland. Here you will find history and nature together, in the same spot.

9. Kazimierz Dolny

Named after Kazimierz Wielki who founded the city in 1335, the Polish city provided refuge for Jews persecuted before World War II. The Nazis targeted the number of Jews living in Kazimierz during WWII, bringing down the number of Jews from 70,000 in the pre-war period to 600 after the conflict. 

10. Czartoryski Museum

Da Vinci and the Rembrandt aficionados who plan to visit Poland put the Czartoryski Museum on their list. Apart from the loss of certain works of art during the Nazi era, works of art such as the Da Vinci Princess with Ermine and the Rembrandt's Landscape with the Good Samaritan are still in vogue.

The weather: in Poland changes from season to season. Winters are brutally cold here, and all of the lakes are frozen over. The stunning colors of flowering flowers will undoubtedly wow you with their beauty in the spring. Even in the summer, the weather is pleasant, allowing visitors to unwind.

When is the best time to visit:

The months of May to September are ideal for visiting this magnificent country. Come here between mid-November to mid-March if it's winter and there's snow.

Culture: It is possible to argue that Poland's rich cultural heritage is a crucial element in luring visitors to the country. It's like a long bridge that connects ancient traditional values with modern ideals, all of which have contributed to the world's variety. Its culture can be found in Polish cuisines, music, costumes, festivals, novels, and buildings, among other things. You won't be able to escape its enchantment if you come here.

Booking a low-cost car hire is another option to save money on your trip to Poland. Indeed, renting a car is more expensive than taking a tour. It also gives you the option of eating, shopping, and sleeping in less expensive locations. You will also enjoy your trip in Poland more if you rent a car because you can stick to your timetable and travel plan. Of course, this means you'll have more time to admire each of Poland's World Heritage Sites and other historic cities. You can make wonderful memories with your family as well.

Staying in private rooms, pensions, and apartments can also help you save money for your family vacation in Poland. These are actually less expensive than hotels, especially given the spike in hotel prices in Poland over the last few years. Hostels are also a possibility, though you may have to deal with long commutes or groups of children roaming around the hall.

Also, rather than eating at restaurants listed in your guide, consider eating at outdoor restaurants. You will be treated to a taste of Polish cuisine as well as a one-of-a-kind dining experience. Another option to save money while on vacation with your family in Poland is to shop at tiny souvenir shops throughout the country rather than in Warsaw. You might be able to make the most of it as well.

There are a few options for saving money for your family vacation in Poland. All you have to do now is complete your homework and prepare for the small adjustments. After all, you don't need expensive accommodations or a high-end restaurant to make your vacation complete. Most importantly, you will have the opportunity to spend time with your family at one of Europe's most beautiful tourist sites.