Poland in June: tips for making the most of your summer in Poland The cover photo features the Polish coast of the Baltic Sea, the city of Sopot Our Guide to Hiking in Poland: the Tatra Mountains and Zakopane trails The Tatra Mountains (‘Tatry’ in Polish) – the highest mountains in Poland, located in the south of…
Where to see dinosaurs in Poland: the biggest dinosaur parks in Poland Dinosaurs and their mysterious history fascinate both children and adults. Visiting a dinosaur park is entertaining and educational, and all this is outdoors! If you’re fascinated by dinosaurs, check out our list of Poland’s biggest dino-themed parks and explore! “JuraPark Krasiejów” – a…
Poland in April: tips for making the most of your spring in Poland The post’s cover photo presents Wawel Cathedral and Castle in Kraków, Poland, in spring scenery with blooming magnolia trees.</ Hotel inspiration for your next break in Poland Find hotel inspiration for your next break in Poland in one of our posts: Castle…
Where to go for a day trip from Warsaw Looking to escape the noise and chaos of the city? Here are a few ways to escape Warsaw on a day trip and see sides of the region many visitors miss. Subscribe to the Kids in the City weekly Newsletter in English – each Thursday you will receive an email…
Poland in March: tips for making the most of your spring in Poland Why it’s worth visiting the city of Lublin Lublin is a city in eastern Poland with a rich history, unique monuments, and excellent regional cuisine. It is the capital of the voivodeship and the eighth-largest city in Poland in terms of population. In recent…
Poland in February: tips for making the most of your winter in Poland Weather in Poland in February The average temperature in February in Poland is still below 0 (-0,3°C / 32°F). February is the least rainy month in Poland. The average rainfall level in Poland in February is 31 mm. What does the word…
Unexpected Places to Experience a Winter Wonderland in Poland Poland may not be the first place that comes to mind when you imagine a winter wonderland, but give it a chance to surprise you. Poland is filled with diverse natural landscapes, including calm seas, endless forests, and towering peaks. In the wintertime, each of these…
The best things to do in the city of Wrocław to relax, to learn something, and to have fun Why Wrocław is worth visiting Wrocław is the third largest city in Poland (after Warsaw and Kraków), a vibrant student city, attracting many international businesses and thousands of tourists from Poland and abroad. Although the name…
POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews in Warsaw with children The Museum is located in the Muranów district of Warsaw (part of Śródmieście and Wola) which in the interwar times (1918 – 1939) was mainly inhabited by the Jewish people. In Warsaw, in 1939 there were 375,000 Jews, 30% of the city’s population.…
The city of Łódź – difficult to pronounce, easy to visit! Why Łódź is worth visiting The city of Łódź is the fourth-largest city in Poland (after Warsaw, Kraków, and Wrocław). It is an interesting and fun destination for a weekend visit for families. The city is located in the center of Poland and is…