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Thinking about what to visit in Poland? Head to the city of Leba, where there is an interesting place in the form of a park area in the central part of the Polish coast. It was founded with the aim of preserving the natural beauty of the area. Meadows, a system of lakes, coastal forests, and unique dunes also needed protection. Reviews about this place are full of admiration. The park has picturesque lakes into which sea water enters during strong storms. The tourist infrastructure here is rated as well developed.

A 30-minute drive from the capital, the royal city of Krakow, there is another attraction in Poland. This is a small town with only 20,000 inhabitants. Its uniqueness lies in the presence of salt mines. They formed naturally, many years ago there was a large expanse of water. Excursions in Poland in this direction are held regularly, tourists are shown places where salt was once mined.

This landmark of Poland is one of the modern ones; its opening took place in 2010. The unique feature of the statue is that it is the tallest in the world (36 m). Before its appearance, the famous statue in Rio was considered as such. If you drive along the highway towards Swiebodzin, the figure of Christ with outstretched arms is clearly visible. The idea of ​​building the monument belongs to canon Sylvester Zavadsky. Guides in Poland consider it their duty to show the statue of Christ to tourists.

This landmark of Poland is one of the most beautiful. Tourists are delighted with the beauty of the local nature. Mazury is a historical and ethnographic region in the northern part of the country. There are about 4 thousand lakes in this region, most of which are connected by canals and rivers. The total area of ​​Mazury is about 1700 km². Here you can ride sailboats and kayaks.

What to visit in Poland? The most ancient part of the Gdansk settlement deserves attention. During the Second World War, a huge number of buildings were damaged, and some even turned into a pile of rubble. Very few buildings were saved. At the end of hostilities, the architecture was restored in accordance with the appearance of the 13th-17th centuries. Where to go in Poland first of all? Of course, in the old city. It is decorated with many colorful buildings, some of them are decorated with drawings carved on wood, sculptural decorations. The view of the ancient center of Europe always leaves vivid impressions.

Everyone knows that in one of the Polish cities during the Second World War there were three N**i concentration camps. Auschwitz has a museum dedicated to this topic. It recalls that at one time hundreds of thousands of people died here. 90% of them were Jews brought from various countries of occupied Europe. During the existence of the concentration camp, more than a million people were killed. Getting into this museum, it is impossible to remain indifferent. This landmark of Poland has displays of items that were taken from the victims by the N**is.

Interesting places are located in the south and east of Lesser Poland Voivodeship, there is a whole group of historically valuable churches made of natural wood from an architectural point of view. Most of them look like a log house, and some represent different architectural styles. The buildings fit perfectly into the picturesque mountain landscape. From the description of this attraction in Poland, you can find out that it is included in the UNESCO list.

This is one of the best attractions in Krakow, represented by a large pedestrian area. Attention is immediately attracted by a strange sculpture in the form of a dragon. Against its background, tourists like to be photographed, a whole legend is associated with it. The castle rises above the Vistula River, but stands on a hill. The territory attracts with an abundance of flowers, processions are held here in honor of the celebration of May 1 and not only. Entrance to the castle is free, but if you want to visit the underground tombs, climb the bell tower or find yourself in the royal chambers, you will need to pay money.

If you plan to go specifically to Krakow, it is better to start your review from the Old Town, from which all roads lead to the market square. It is a “front living room”, both local residents and guests of the country are used to gathering on it. Cracowians are proud of their square, because it is considered one of the largest in Europe, it occupies 200*200 m. A trip to the Old Town is worth it, because the market ensemble has preserved in detail the layout of the times when trade was carried out with all of Europe.

This is the name of the Carpathian mountain system, the highest point of which reaches 2499 m. This place attracts tourists not only with heights in the range of 1800-2500 m, but also with glacial cirques, mountain lakes in large numbers, and deep valleys. The rating of this attraction in Poland is rated as high, all because there is still a ski resort here, known as Zakopane. From the capital, you can get here by train. The Tatras are also known for caves, of which there are really many.

Among the main attractions of the country is the "nest" of German knights. The brick bulk of this castle rises on the banks of the Nogat River, which flows 80 km from the border with the Kaliningrad region of the Russian Federation. Its history began 700 years ago, when the residence of the Teutons was officially transferred from Venice to Marienburg. The fortress was repeatedly completed and decorated. In 1945, the castle was heavily damaged, but after the end of World War II, it was literally rebuilt. Now a museum functions within the walls of the building, there are interesting weapons collections, amber jewelry, and armor.