POLAND
Kraków’s Legends, Warsaw’s Lights, Gdańsk’s Shores
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POLAND OVERVIEW
Flight duration
Approximately 7 hrs from UAE
Time Difference
UAE -2 hrs / GMT+1
Currency
PLN – Polish Zloty
BEST TIME TO TRAVEL
Peak - Apr to Oct
VISA
UAE National - Required
UAE Residents - Required
air lines
Direct - Emirates, FlyDubai, LOT Polish Airlines
MAIN AIRPORTS
Warsaw(WAW), Kraków(KRK), Gdańsk(GDN), Wrocław(WRO)
Main Cities
Warsaw, Kraków, Gdańsk, Wrocław, Łódź, Zakopane, Lublin
MUST SEE PLACES IN POLAND
Gubałówka is a scenic hilltop above Zakopane offering panoramic views of the Tatra Mountains. Easily accessible via funicular railway, it’s a favorite spot for walking, shopping at wooden stalls, or enjoying a hot drink with a view. In winter, it’s also popular for snow activities, making it a year-round destination.
GUBAŁÓWKA
St. Mary's Basilica in Kraków is a Gothic masterpiece overlooking the Main Market Square. Famous for its two asymmetrical towers and hourly trumpet signal, it also houses a breathtaking wooden altarpiece by Veit Stoss. A visit inside reveals rich medieval art and stained-glass windows that showcase Poland’s religious heritage.
ST. MARY'S BASILICA
Kraków is Poland’s cultural gem, filled with cobbled streets, historic architecture, and artistic charm. Explore the Main Market Square, Wawel Castle, and the Kazimierz Jewish Quarter. With its lively cafés, museums, and old-world beauty, Kraków blends history and youthfulness into one unforgettable city experience.
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The Wieliczka Salt Mine near Kraków is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Poland’s most extraordinary attractions. Descend underground to discover chapels, sculptures, and tunnels carved entirely from salt. The Chapel of St. Kinga, a full cathedral underground, is a highlight that leaves visitors in awe.
WIELICZKA SALT MINE
The Tatra Mountains, straddling the Poland-Slovakia border, are a haven for hikers, skiers, and nature lovers. Featuring alpine peaks, glacial lakes, and deep valleys, the region is part of Tatra National Park. Whether exploring Morskie Oko or skiing in winter, the Tatras promise breathtaking scenery year-round.
TATRA MOUNTAINS
Auschwitz-Birkenau, located near Oświęcim, is the most somber and significant Holocaust memorial in the world. Visiting this former Nazi concentration and extermination camp offers a powerful and emotional reflection on the tragedies of World War II. Guided tours provide historical insight and pay tribute to the victims.
AUSCHWITZ-BIRKENAU
Gdańsk is a colorful coastal city on the Baltic Sea, known for its maritime history and Hanseatic architecture. Wander through Long Market, admire Neptune’s Fountain, or learn about WWII at the Museum of the Second World War. Its vibrant old town and port vibe make it a Baltic gem.
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Wawel Royal Castle in Kraków stands proudly above the Vistula River and is a symbol of Poland’s monarchy and national pride. Explore its chambers, Renaissance courtyards, and the Royal Cathedral next door. The castle complex combines Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles, offering rich insight into Polish history.
WAWEL ROYAL CASTLE
Old Town Warsaw, beautifully reconstructed after WWII, is a charming UNESCO-listed district filled with colorful facades, cobbled streets, and cozy cafés. Visit the Royal Castle, Sigismund’s Column, and the Market Square. The area perfectly blends resilience and beauty, telling the story of Poland’s capital through its architecture.
OLD TOWN WARSAW
Zakopane, nestled at the foot of the Tatra Mountains, is Poland’s top mountain resort. Known for its wooden architecture, hiking trails, and vibrant ski scene, it offers outdoor fun year-round. Visit local markets, enjoy traditional highland cuisine, or ride the Gubałówka funicular for stunning panoramic views.
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POLAND ITINERARIES
Embark on an unforgettable journey through Poland, a country where medieval charm, rich history, and modern vibrancy come together in perfect harmony. Our expertly curated tour packages offer an immersive experience through Poland’s most iconic cities, cultural treasures, and breathtaking landscapes.
From the cobbled streets of Kraków’s Old Town to the resilient spirit of Warsaw, from the fairytale allure of Gdańsk to the pristine beauty of the Tatra Mountains, you’ll witness the many faces of this diverse nation. Explore UNESCO-listed wonders, royal castles, centuries-old salt mines, and lively market squares—while enjoying guided insights, scenic countryside drives, and authentic Polish traditions that bring this fascinating country to life.
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12 MUST KNOW FACTS ABOUT POLAND
BEFORE YOU GO
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Flights from UAE
Poland is well-connected to the UAE with both direct and connecting flights. Emirates and FlyDubai operate direct routes to Warsaw and Kraków. Other options include Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, and Lufthansa via major hubs. Direct flights take around 6–7 hours, making Poland easily accessible for UAE travelers.
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Best Time To Go
Poland can be visited year-round. Spring (April–June) brings fresh blooms and mild temperatures. Summer (July–August) is ideal for festivals and long sightseeing days. Autumn (September–October) offers golden foliage and fewer crowds. Winter is perfect for snow, Christmas markets, and cozy mountain towns.
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Must See Places
Poland offers diverse attractions. Explore Kraków’s medieval old town and nearby Auschwitz, then head to Warsaw for a mix of modern energy and historic sites. Visit Gdańsk on the Baltic coast, Zakopane for mountains, Wrocław for vibrant architecture, and Malbork for Europe’s largest brick castle.
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Weather
Poland’s weather varies by season. Spring is cool to mild (10°C–20°C). Summer is sunny and warm (20°C–30°C). Autumn is crisp and colorful (10°C–18°C). Winter is cold (–5°C to 5°C), with snowfall in the mountains and festive charm in cities—perfect for those who enjoy a winter atmosphere.
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Natural Wonders
Poland features stunning landscapes like the Tatra Mountains, ideal for hiking and skiing, and the Masurian Lake District for sailing and nature stays. The ancient Białowieża Forest shelters wild bison, while the Baltic Sea coast offers beaches, dunes, and scenic summer getaways by the water.
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Kraków: The Historic Heart
Kraków is rich in culture and charm, with a UNESCO-listed old town, Wawel Castle, and the historic Kazimierz district. It’s a great base for trips to Auschwitz-Birkenau or the Wieliczka Salt Mine. The city blends medieval beauty, vibrant nightlife, and a deep connection to Polish heritage.
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Warsaw: Modern Yet Historic
Warsaw combines old-world elegance with a modern edge. Visit the reconstructed Old Town, the Royal Castle, and the Warsaw Uprising Museum. The capital is home to leafy parks like Łazienki and a thriving culinary scene. It’s a city that reflects both Poland’s resilience and progress.
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Zakopane & The Tatras
Nestled in the south, Zakopane is Poland’s mountain resort town. In summer, it offers scenic hikes and green valleys; in winter, it becomes a hub for skiing and snowboarding. Ride the Kasprowy Wierch cable car or explore Krupówki Street filled with local eateries, crafts, and lively charm.
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Visa Requirements
UAE Nationals can visit Poland visa-free for up to 90 days under the Schengen rules. UAE residents of Indian or other nationalities must apply for a Schengen Type-C visa through the Polish embassy or VFS. Ensure your passport is valid for at least six months beyond travel.
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Food Options
Polish cuisine is hearty and diverse. Try pierogi (dumplings), bigos (hunter’s stew), and zapiekanka (Polish-style pizza bread). Halal, vegetarian, and vegan options are available in most cities. Don’t miss traditional milk bars, fresh pastries like paczki, and of course, Polish cakes and soups.
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Who Should Go, Where?
Poland suits all types of travelers. Families can enjoy Kraków’s museums and Zakopane’s cable cars. Couples will love romantic walks, historic castles, and lake retreats. Solo travelers find Poland safe and welcoming. Nature lovers can explore mountains, forests, and lake districts across the country.
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Etiquette & Local Customs
Poles are polite and value traditions. A handshake and “Dzień dobry” (good day) go a long way. Tipping 10% is common in restaurants. Punctuality and respect are important, especially in formal settings. Expect formality from older generations and a warm welcome across towns and cities.
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