Poland

Wrocław is one of Poland’s oldest cities, and it shows. There’s a wealth of old culture and scenic riverside living, set on the idyllic Oder river. Old town charms abound, though Wrocław is no sleeping dame; there’s a buzzing dining and night scene to explore, with a healthy dose of students keeping things fresh and…

Poland’s old regal capital is awash with historic charms, undercut by a youthful edge that makes it an artsy escape brimming with culture. Discover royal heritage and old town beauty, in grand squares filled with cafes and bars. Head to trendy districts like Kazimierz for a dose of understated cool, and unpick the unique history…

Poland’s capital encapsulates a lot of what makes the country so fascinating. A city reborn, it has emerged from war and freedom struggle to become a thoroughly modern and culturally-rich destination, one which celebrates all things Polish whilst also taking the utmost respect to preserve its history. This is easily seen in the network of…

Gdańsk is like no other Polish city. A sea of Flemish gables, cobbled streets and seafaring heritage make this a gorgeous outpost along the Baltic, with a culture thrust between empires and shared with far-flung cities for centuries. Wander down Mariacka street, in awe of the beauty of the old town, uncovering convivial eateries, quirky…