Poland City Guide
Poland City information on the web is difficult to use if you are looking for travel information. Here you are taken to pages that give you that information necessary to get some basic information about the city, how to get there, where to stay and what to do. This Poland City series is written as much as an executive brief so that you can quickly find the important information.
Two cities in Poland are primary travel hubs. They are the Poland City of Warsaw and the Poland City of Krakow. Both have airports, major rail hubs and both are major tourist and business centers. Most tourists and international business travelers pass through one or both of these cities. There is a lot to do and a lot to see in both of them.
This is the largest city in Poland. Most travelers coming to Poland pass through Warsaw. This link takes you to information about Warsaw and information about using it as a travel hub.
Krakow is simply one of the most beautiful cities in Poland. It is a tourist mecca. If you are in Poland, you are likely to visit it.
The Nazi Death Camp Auschwitz, located in Oswiecim, Poland,is a place visited by many people, every day, all year round. You get complete information here. If you are thinking to visiting Auschwitz, you will find that it is best to stay in Krakow and take a day trip to the camp. The Oswiecim is not a large place and does not have the facilities that you will find in Krakow. In any case, here is information about the Oswiecim.
This is the place made popular by Polish pottery. This page tells you how to get their from the main cities in Poland.
Directions to Boleslawiec, how to visit the factories and where to shop
Boleslawiec is in the South Western region of Poland called Dolnoslaski. It is the center of manufacturing of Polish pottery and Polish ceramics. Boleslawiec pottery and ceramics are world famous for their quality. The City has become a Polish tourist attraction because it has most of the factories in Poland that manufacture Polish pottery.
Poland's port on the Baltic and the home of the Amber industry.
The international trade city for Poland.
In the center of Poland, a progressive city with many opportunities.
A booming business hub in Western Poland.
Poznan ,one of the most important cities in Poland, began as a fortified settlement built on an island in the 10th century. In the year 10,000 the Diocese of Poznan was set up. Poznan Cathedral became the necropolis of the first rulers. Poznan was destroyed during the invasion of the Bohemians and the town was rebuilt in the year 10058.
The Baltic town of Wladyslawowo, Poland is the junction point on the road from Gdansk to the tip of the Hel Peninsula. From Wladyslawowo, Poland one can either turn right at the rondo and go to the town of Hel or turn left at the rondo and travel along the Western part of the Baltic coast of Poland where you will find many other small vacation and fishing villages.
The Pearl of Silesia is what Wroclaw is called. It is on the Oder River and is criss crossed by many tributaries of the Oder and canals. The network connects a dozen plus islands that are reached by 117 bridges. There are only three cities in Europe that have more bridges than Wroclaw. They are St. Petersburg, Amsterdam, and Venice.
According to widely held opinion, Sandomierz, Poland is one of the most beautiful towns in Poland and is often compared to some of the more beautiful towns in Italy and France. Its history dates it before the 10th century. It was rebuilt in the 13th century after having been destroyed by the Tartar hordes that crossed Europe at that time.
On the Baltic coast of Poland lies a little town called Jastrzebia Gora. It is a thriving town in the summer that is built around a selection of restaurants, play areas, tourist attractions, camps and a beautiful beach on the Baltic.
A commercial center in Northern Poland.
Two towns on the Baltic Coast that are essentially one. A summer tourist area and all year round fishing port.
A dynamic, pleasant town on the Baltic Coast that has beaches on the Baltic Sea and Lake Bukowo.
A quite town at the end of the road. And it has great beaches.
Well laid out, nicely maintained and sporting wonderful beaches, Mielno is a popular tourist spot.
Adjoining Mielno, Uniescie is the quite part of the pair and the way West to Lazy.
Czestochowa, the industrial city with the Shrine of Jasna Gora, is located about 125 miles southwest of Warsaw.
A very popular tourist and play area near Gdansk and Gdynia
In this page is information about ul. Wloscianska in Zoliborz, Poland.
A village on the Baltic sea coast that has to be in one of the most remote places in Poland.
