Poland

Poland is one of those destinations you have to visit to experience the old and the new. History is what this country is all about mixed with the new vibrant cities of Krakow, Gdansk and of course Warsaw. Take the time to explore the cities, visit the coast by car hire or use the trains to get around and explore the large landmass of Poland.

This country offers a choice of museums, war memorials, restaurants, bars and famous war sites such as the prisoner of war camp, Auschwitz.

A Holiday in Poland is possible year-round due to the temperature being similar to the UK. Visit the long coastline and the various long white powder-soft sandy beaches of Poland at the height of the summer in the months of July and August. A visit to the spa resort town of Sopot will not disappoint with its long wooden pier and gourmet fish and chips.

If you love the fairy tale style towns and cities then consider a visit to Wroclaw and it’s islands. This town offers beautiful architect with a stunning market square offering lots of bars, restaurants, and local breweries.

Of course Krakow with it’s UNESCO old town center is a popular choice. From the main market square, the cobbled streets head off into the vibrant Jewish quarter, the Kazimierz district bookshops, restaurants and synagogues. A stay in Krakow normally includes a visit to Auschwitz concentration camp and the salt mines.

All year round the cities of Poland offer cobbled streets, towering church spires and medieval old towns. Of course to the south, the Tatra Mountains offers snow adventures, skiing and snowboarding.

When to go to Poland, Best time to visit

The best time to visit Poland for the weather and sunshine is in the months of July and August, however, temperatures are good from May to October. The temperatures can be cool from November to March with some snow and ice in the coldest months of December and January.

Accommodation in Poland, from cheap to Luxury Hotels

Poland offers a variety of accommodation from Cheap budget hotels to luxury brand hotels and international chains. If staying in one of the cities such as Warsaw, Krakow, Gdansk, Wroclaw, Poznan then why not consider renting an apartment for your stay. Renting apartments is becoming more popular and can often be a cheap way of visiting the cities. Boutique hotels are also available in most of the cities offering something a little different with high attention on the service delivered.

Driving tips in Poland and Hiring a Car in Poland

Driving is on the right-hand side in Poland. Speed limits in Poland are 60KPH in urban areas, outside built-up areas 90KPH and 110KPH on motorways. On the spot fines are applied for speeding and other traffic fines. Headlights must be used at all times of the day between November and March. Seat belts are compulsory in front and rear of vehicles at all times.

Call 01256 536020 for your personal quotation for car hire deals or look online at our car hire rates.

Languages spoken Polish English
Currency Polish zloty
Visa requirements No Visa required for UK passport holders.
For more information browse the official website for the Tourist Board