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This futuristic structure with a gleaming glass front is the city’s foremost venue for business conferences, concerts, theater performances and trade fairs. 

An underground lake, a museum and chapels that are carved from salt are in this fascinating, World Heritage-listed salt mine southeast of Krakow.

One of Poland’s oldest cities is known for its green spaces and well-preserved ancient buildings. Visit historic palaces, churches and miles of parks and forests.

Enjoy the natural landscape in Krakow’s oldest public park where you can hike on a trail, exercise in an outdoor gym or ride on the water in a paddleboat.

Spend an afternoon exploring this unique shopping complex, which combines retail space with impressive artworks and innovative architecture. 

This futuristic structure with a gleaming glass front is the city’s foremost venue for business conferences, concerts, theater performances and trade fairs. 

Exhibitions of works by modern artists, such as Krystian Lupa and Wilhelm Sasnal, decorate the halls of this avant-garde building. 

This in-depth aviation museum features rare planes from the early 20th century, World War II jets and interactive technology displays.

Many legends abound about this ancient Gothic church with its religious history, ornate architecture and impressive 15th-century altarpiece.

This futuristic structure with a gleaming glass front is the city’s foremost venue for business conferences, concerts, theater performances and trade fairs. 

Tour this city on the water in southwest Poland to see fascinating islands, bridges, statues and green spaces.

Mingle with Poznań locals as they enjoy entertainment and leisure at one of the city’s most popular recreation areas. 

Spend some time in a large medieval square that is filled with restaurants, cafés and magnificent buildings that are hundreds of years old.

Relax with a picnic by flowerbeds and fountains or take a break from sightseeing and unwind in this pretty park that surrounds Krakow’s Old Town.

Walk part of the Amber Road to Venice by crossing the bridge to the original heart of the Old Town of Wrocław and explore its jumble of religious and royal buildings.

Enjoy the natural landscape in Krakow’s oldest public park where you can hike on a trail, exercise in an outdoor gym or ride on the water in a paddleboat.

An underground lake, a museum and chapels that are carved from salt are in this fascinating, World Heritage-listed salt mine southeast of Krakow.

Spend some time in a large medieval square that is filled with restaurants, cafés and magnificent buildings that are hundreds of years old.

The city\'s old Jewish quarter survived near destruction to become a vibrant locale bursting with historical attractions and a lively social scene.