Poland Honeymoon Packages

It is not only popular among the tourists for its ancient buildings but it is also known for its untouched and unspoilt natural beauty. It has a countless number of lakes, rivers, hill ranges and wooded areas. This place has also got its connection with world war II. You can find numerous memorials and synagogues built in the memory of the soldiers. Poland has also got its share of adventure activities. Tourists love to spend time hiking through various trails and go canoeing in the lakes and rivers. 

Krakow being one of the main and ancient cities of Poland is a picture-perfect place for an inexpensive and easy vacation escape from Germany. One can go for the free walking trips for their old town Krakow tour and it is completely worth it.

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Places to Visit in Poland

Warsaw

Warsaw is Poland’s capital and is a portion of the Mazovia plane. The city is a unification of the ancient and the novel, the old-fashioned and the up-to-the-minute, in terms of its structural design.

Krakow

Krakow is one of the biggest and most ancient metropolises of Poland, is a picture-perfect place for an inexpensive and easy holiday escape from Germany. One can choose for the free rambling tours for their old township krakow trip and it is completely worth it.

Auschwitz

Auschwitz is a township which is situated in the lesser known expanse of Poland. This place is well-known for the Auschwitz concentration camp which was used as a concentration campsites by the Germans.

Malbork

The primitive township of Malbork, conceivably better known by the German name of Marie burg, is most well-known for its fortress, which was built in the 13th century. It was built by the Knights of the Teutonic Order as their headquarters. 

Lublin

Lublin, situated east of the Vistula, is one more primeval city with a marketplace that may have dated back to the 6th century. It is located on Poland’s eastern border.

Best time to visit

The best time to visit Poland is from the month of March and May and then again from September to November. Poland is yet another country in the world that can be visited all over the year. However, it offers different charm in different seasons. So, when you come to Poland make sure you come at the time that favours you or you feel loved. The summers in Poland are mainly hot and wet while the winter seasons are very cold. The climate of Poland is a bit typical and it is also highly unpredictable. In the course of spring and Autumn, the weather remains neither too hot nor too cold.

If you are coming with your beloved for a honeymoon vacation to Poland, then it would be better if you stay for at least 4 to 5 days. At this time, you can visit all the places of tourist attraction in Poland.

How to reach

By Air

Some of the major airports of Poland are Warsaw Chopin Airport, John Paul II International Airport, Gdansk, Rzeszow, and Katowice International Airport. Poland has direct flight connectivity to important places of the world like China, Canada, and the United States. Countless flights between Toronto, Beijing, Chicago, and New York fly without any stops in between. Most global airlines land at Warsaw airport. The national career of the country is LOT Polish Airlines.

By Ship

Ships come in from Denmark, Sweden, and Germany. Halts include Rostock, Copenhagen, and Ystad. Gdansk, Hel, Gdynia have many large harbours where ships and other ferryboats alight.

By Rail

PKP Intercity is the long-distance train facility that is accessible here. It links you nonstop to Warsaw from Berlin, Oberhausen, Kyiv, Vienna, Moscow, Prague, and Budapest.

By Road

Poland is a portion of the Schengen area, so there are not any barriers to any further extent. You can effortlessly get-up-and-go in from any of the main roads connecting Poland to its neighbours. The non-EU republics such as Russia, Belarus, and Ukraine have long queues, so if you are driving in from those areas, be prepared to wait longer.