Tourism

You will find almost anything you like in Poland: from Alp-like mountains, wide beaches, clean lakes and vast forests to world-class monuments and hospitable people. The greatest attraction of the country is its varied, unspoilt and unrestrictedly accessible nature, even though we have a large number of protected areas, including 23 national parks, 7 of these on the UNESCO List of Biosphere Reserves, and numerous landscape parks. This is why Poland is a paradise for active tourists who can travel around on foot, by canoe, on horseback or by bicycle. The best season for this type of holiday in terms of weather conditions is between May and September, but “Polish Indian summer”, usually dry and warm, also invites for trips in October. Ideal places for all-year-round holiday are numerous seaside and mountain resorts, and – for those who prefer less active rest – spa resorts which have therapeutic springs and spring pools open to the general public. The choice of accommodation facilities offered is very wide: from standard hotels of worldwide chains in every bigger city, modern hotel complexes including tennis courts and swimming pools to small boarding houses or pensions and little cosy hotels, mountain hostels, camping sites and rural agro-tourist farms.