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Travel in Poland with Intrepid
This European gem, full of culture, history and spirit, is often overlooked in favour of its more well-known neighbours. But with architectural triumphs, scenic mountains, a rich heritage and charming, rural idylls, Poland should feature on every travellers' list.
Experience Poland's highlights on these trips
Best of Central Europe
15 days
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USD $1,886CAD $1,792AUD $1,728EUR €1,282GBP £1,098NZD $2,201ZAR R14,332CHF FR1,571* Total price tool tip
Baltic Experience
15 days
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USD $2,076CAD $1,984AUD $1,916EUR €1,488GBP £1,216NZD $2,452ZAR R15,884CHF FR1,832* Total price tool tip
Berlin to Venice
15 days
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USD $1,886CAD $1,785AUD $1,721EUR €1,271GBP £1,091NZD $2,201ZAR R14,265CHF FR1,567* Total price tool tip
Vienna to Dubrovnik
29 days
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Poland is home to a restaurant located 125 m underground, built deep within a salt mine
Top 5 Heritage Spots of Krakow
- Collegium Maius: Meaning 'Great College' in Latin, this 15th-century building, located in Jagiellonian University, has hosted such famous students as revolutionary astronomer Copernicus and spiritual leader Pope John Paul II. A visit here is a mind-expanding experience in art, science, history and architecture.
- Wawel Cathedral: Standing for more than a thousand years, this is the place where Pope John Paul II conducted his first Mass. If that's not impressive enough, add a crypt holding the bodies of some of Poland's most influential leaders and public figures and you've got one of Poland's most interesting and important buildings. Don't miss it!
- Wawel Royal Castle: Sitting on the edge of the Vistula River, this remarkable Gothic-style building acted as a home for Poland's royal family centuries ago. Featuring a valuable collection of historic paintings, tapestries and murals, this is a top spot to delve into European art treasures and classic architecture.
- Remuh Synagogue: While this small yet elegant synagogue may not be the grandest in scale or design, its historic value is unquestionable. Founded in 1553, it remains a place of worship for the local community and a place of pilgrimage for the world's Jewish people.
- Cloth Hall: Krakow's Renaissance-style Cloth Hall is a splendid building with a retail heritage. Once used as trading place for textiles and cloth back in the 14th century, nowadays the building houses shops, cafes and a museum. Located in the Main Square, this historic building looks best illuminated at night.
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Poland at a glance
- 6
- Warsaw (population 1.75 million)
- 38.5 million
- Polish
- PLN
- (GMT+01:00) Sarajevo, Skopje, Warsaw, Zagreb
- Type C (European 2-pin), Type E (French 2-pin, female earth)
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