Poland
Poland attracts millions of tourists with the opportunity to engage in any type of recreation.
The ancient history of Krakow, Poznan or Lodzia may interest lovers of antiquity.
Krakow, the former capital of Poland, can demonstrate to tourists the oldest European university - Jagielec University, founded back in 1364. The largest of the medieval squares is Market Square (Rynek - Gluvny), adjacent to the Jewish quarter of Kazimierz (XV century), and to the Sukonny Rows ("Sukenitsy").
The medieval buildings of the royal residence of Vevel and the Gothic Mariac Church arouse true admiration. A visit to the famous Dragon Cave on Wawele Hill is considered mandatory for guests of Krakow.
Poznan, the capital of the historical region of Greater Poland, is famous for many antiquities. The country's oldest cathedral of the holy apostles Peter and Paul stores in its dungeons the remains of tombstones, which are believed to be Meshko I and Bolesław the Brave - the first rulers of Poland. The popular tourist route "Royal - Kaiser Tract" introduces travelers to the history of the Tumsky Island (Ostrow Tumski). Numerous churches, buildings of the XIII-XV centuries, the Old City with the Town Hall and buildings of the XVI-XIX centuries, will definitely be struck by their preservation.
With access to the Baltic Sea, Poland has modern seaports of Gdansk and Gdynia.
Polish ferry service
Regular ferry services in Poland are provided by well-known companies - carriers Pol Ferries, Stela Line, TT Line and Unity Line. As a member of the European Union, Poland has a ferry connection with all Baltic countries. You can get the latest information about possible changes in the schedule or rules of relocation using our website. You can immediately book a ticket for any ferry flight.
The country's rich cultural heritage, its stunning historical monuments and unique landscapes are open to tourists from all over the world. A visit to the crusader castle in Marlbork (the capital of the Teutonic Order) alone will provide memories for a whole year. Poland offers a lot of interesting things for every traveler.
