Cities of Poland

Have virtual tour of cities in Poland with us. Every Polish city is distinctive in own way. Some are known for their cultural heritage, some for modern ways of entertainment, and some for picturesque landscape. Pass your holidays in major Poland cities and you would pass gala time.

Warsaw is a picturesque old town hosting scores of palaces, churches, and architectural complexes. The city is known to be the lively cultural capital of Poland. For the connoiseurs of history, Krakow brings loads of joy. Its impressive monuments have been included by UNESCO in its heritage list. Poznan haslot of opportunities for visiting zoological gardens, botanical gardens, arboretum, numerous parks and natural reserves. Museums in Poznan range from art, applied arts, musical instruments to war memorabilia and ethnography. In Wroclaw you can visit Botanical Gardens which consist Alpine Gardens, a Cactus House and Green House.

Warsaw

Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is also the largest city in the country. The city seems to be a concrete jungle in the first impression but actual Warsaw is a picturesque old town hosting scores of palaces, churches, and architectural complexes.

Kracow

Krakow is the pride of Poland. The town which served as the ancient capital of Poland, also served as the residence of Polish monarchs for centuriworld heritage sites. For the connoiseurs of history, the city brings plenty of delight.

Poznan

The diverse and vibrant town of Poznan has something to offer to everyone. There are lot of opportunities for visiting zoological gardens, numerous parks and natural reserves. Poznan is also admired as one of the major cultural and literary center of Poland.

Wroclaw

Wroclaw is known for its elegant, green parks and restaurants. Sczytnicki Park, harking from 18th century, has more than 370 species of trees and shrubs. You can visit Botanical Gardens which consist Alpine Gardens, a Cactus House and Green House.

Gdansk

Second World War started in Gdansk. But the city has restored itself so beautifully that no one can see the traces of that hell in the city. The town hosts monuments like Golden Gate, Town Hall of Main town, St Mary's Church and many other historical monuments.

Sopot

Sopot is a picturesque town on the southern coast of the Baltic Sea. It is part of the tricity agglomeration of Gdansk, Gdynia and Sopot. Renowned for the longest wooden pier in Europe, Sopot is a premier spa and tourist resort destination in Europe.

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