Poland holidays

Captivating cities meet picturesque, postcard-perfect landscapes in Poland. Sandwiched between Germany, Ukraine and Belarus in central Europe, the country’s thousand-year history has been heavily influenced by its diverse neighbours. Urban hangouts are flooded with buzzing markets, traditional restaurants and more authentic vodka bars than you could shake a shot glass at.

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Almond Business & Spa

Gdansk City, Gdansk Christmas Markets

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Based on 555 reviews

Modern interiors
On-site restaurant
700m from Dlugi Targ
800m from St. Mary’s Church
1km from the Christmas Market

ARCHE Dwor Uphagena Gdansk

Gdansk City, Gdansk Christmas Markets

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Based on 40 reviews

Central location
Modern and quirky interiors
Spa and wellness centre
1.8km from Christmas Markets
1.3km from Motlawa River Embankment

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World-renowned landmarks

Pretty Poland showcases a whopping 15 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, so when it comes to compiling your sightseeing wish list, you’ll certainly have plenty to work through. From the world’s largest castle to historic town centres, the country’s fascinating past can be felt throughout.

Polish cuisine is perfect

Heart-warming home-cooked food comes as standard here. Simple but succulent meals tend to feature local ingredients such as slow-cooked pork, duck, onion and mushrooms. Sweet-lovers get a look in too, with all the indulgent cream cakes, fruit dumplings and warming apple strudel you could ever wish for.

Go crazy for Krakow

The country’s second-largest city is famed for its medieval castles and an enchanting old town. A stroll through these magical streets is like wandering a living museum. It’s home to the UNESCO-listed ancient Wieliczka Salt Mine and huge Rynek Główny – the largest market square in Europe!