Poland and Stag Parties are gaining a reputation for going hand in hand. However, whilst there are certainly opportunities for cheap drinks, all night partying, and good times, there is a whole lot more on offer. This is particularly true if you take your Stag Party to Krakow. A huge range of entertainment awaits, so what are you waiting for?DIY or Organised GroupThere is no shortage of package operators ready to line you up and take your cash for a stag weekend in Krakow, and they can be worthwhile for making sure everything is covered. But be sure to do your homework and truly look in to wha ..read more

The Masurian Lake District is best known for its awe-inspiring natural beauty created by undulating landscapes dotted with the region’s famous lakes. Visitors typically visit this region of Poland to relax and unwind in nature’s playground, with watersports, horse-riding, trekking, and other outdoor pursuits in abundance. Mazury is not typically on the trail of those looking to discover history, except perhaps a flying visit to the Wolf’s Lair if you happen to be passing. However, within the Mazury area is an abundance of World War II history, most notably in the prolific Nazi bunkers of the r ..read more

Hiking in the Tatras, in the south of Poland, is a spectacular treat. It’s filled with exhilarating vistas, invigorating paths, and spectacles of natural beauty. One of the most intriguing and well known trails, drawing those looking to experience the absolute best and extreme that the Tatra Mountains have to offer, is the Orla Perć trail, otherwise known as the Eagle’s Path – and with good reason.  It’s easy to understand how Orla Perć got its name. You really are ascending where only birds will go. The views are breathtakingly glorious and you very much experience the ‘ridge’ of the mountain ..read more

A land of contrasts: deep conflicting history mixed with striking city architecture; alpine heartlands with a smattering of UNESCO World Heritage sites; a unique culture in the heart of Europe forged on the crossroads of modernity and antiquity. Poland is, without a doubt, worth visiting. But it’s not often labelled as an obvious tourist destination. To pass by an opportunity to visit Poland is missing out. Here’s why.You Can Find It AllWhat are your travel goals? City weekend break? Culture absorption? Beach relaxation? Skiing or outdoor pursuits? Historical and architectural quest? Culinary ..read more

If you want to experience a vibrant festival buzz, where new talent meets cinematic art, then you need to make sure you’re in Krakow between 27th April and 6th May. The Off Camera Festival is coming to the city once again, and the headlines are already making waves to build excitement. Described as the ‘festival of festivals’, it’s one not to be missed.What is Off Camera?Off Camera is an International Festival of Independent Cinema. Yes, there’s some focus on Polish talent and Polish language films – great for displaying and strengthening the country’s heritage. However, non-Polish speakers al ..read more

If you imagine Poland you might conjure up images of beautiful and impressive cities of culture such as Krakow. You might think of post-Communist history in Warsaw.You might rest for a while with thoughts of Auschwitz, or expect late night clubbing scenes.What you might not expect is some of the very best trekking in Europe, here on Poland’s doorstep.Poland is a country of contrasts: history alongside modernism, partying alongside religion, art alongside adventure.Exploring this mesmerising country with a backpack slung on your back and walking boots on your feet gives you a different experien ..read more

For Catholics and Orthodox Christians, The Black Madonna at the Jasna Góra monastery in Czestochowa is a world-renowned pilgrimage. For Poles themselves, this is the centre of Polish Catholicism. This city in Southern Poland nestled on the Warta River, has earned its place on the map for the miraculous powers attributed to this outstanding painting. Indeed, Jasna Góra is listed as one of Poland’s historic monuments, elevating it beyond the realm of Catholicism alone, and now also recognising it for its cultural and historical significance.Whilst Czestochowa is accessible in around 90 minutes f ..read more

Chances are, if you think of Poland you think of history, and with good reason. However, oftentimes it’s a narrow view of history: World War II, and with good reason. But Polish history didn’t start and stop with WWII. It was absolutely defining yes, and definitely a part of a history buffs trip to Poland should be discovering this part of Polish and European history on the ground, but there is so much more to be discovered.Everywhere you look and go in Poland you are walking in a living museum. History is immersive and all around you in the incredible cities of this country which sits at the ..read more

We left Warsaw for Krakow under the impression it would take about 4 hours to drive. What we hadn’t factored in was how bad the Polish traffic is. I honestly did not expect for there to be gridlock at all hours of the day, but there was! It took us forever to actually get out of Warsaw which was around 10:30am but we were confident we would get to the Wieliczka Salt Mine in Krakow around 4:15, for the last tour that ran at 5pm. Once again, the roads were challenging (very few motorways in this part of Europe!) and when we reached the outskirts of Krakow at 4:00pm we were confident we would mak ..read more

You might be expecting this entry to be slimline, after all, Poland is the quintessential adult destination, right? Well, yes, Poland is a superb destination for adults, but it’s not exclusive. Poland packs a punch when it comes to offering something for kids of all ages, interests, and personalities. What’s more, the best Polish child friendly attractions are set against a culture and backdrop that is inherently child welcoming.Visiting Poland is fun for kids in so many unique ways, but more than this, the Polish culture actively encompasses children within the everyday. Public transport is c ..read more