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Looking for fun things to do in Poland? Browse Poland sights, activities, and tourist attractions ranked by fellow travelers. Read reviews of the top things to do and see in Poland. You may also write your own review of what to do in Poland.
#31 of 156 things to do in Poland
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AlicjaK says:
It took 60 years to open it.
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You will hear the war sirens, you will have a look in Varsovians' eyes who fought in nacked hands, you will see exiles. You will see kids who were uprising soldiers. You will see weapon, letters, photographs, movies.
You will see graves on which we built city. And...
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#32 of 156 things to do in Poland
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Pearl510 says:
Kazimierz is the old Jewish quarter of Krakow. It has a completely different feel from the Rynek Glowny area, but to me it was twice as interesting. The buildings are old, a bit run down but certainly authentic, and so are the streets and squares. There is a bit of a dirty flair to Kazimierz, but th...
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#33 of 156 things to do in Poland
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Pearl510 says:
Kasprowy Wierch is said to be the most famous mountain top of Poland, and is almost 2000 meters high. You can reach the top by foot, or with a lift.
We choose to go with the lift and wanted to walk back down, but the cue was so long we didn't have time for it, so we bought a return ticket straigh...
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#34 of 156 things to do in Poland
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kasia_poland says:
*new sound * new demension * new man
Slot Art Festival- one of the most interesting and most original artistic parties in Poland.
Five days- concerts on four stages, club parties, multimedia, theatre, movie and visual workshops.
Artists from all over the world...
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#35 of 156 things to do in Poland
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Pearl510 says:
This church was the first Baroque and Jesuit church in Krakow and the architecture is based on the Gesu church in Rome. The founder of this building was Piotr Skarga. He has a monument opposite to the church and is also buried inside. Most famous are the statues of the 12 apostles in front of the fa...
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#36 of 156 things to do in Poland
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Pearl510 says:
I've read that the Isaac synagogue is the most beautiful of all synagogues in Krakow. I can't compare myself though, as I've only visited this one. But she is beautiful indeed, that much is true.
The renovated interior of this building houses a permanent exhibition about the life of Polish Jews, ...
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#37 of 156 things to do in Poland
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Pearl510 says:
The Dominican church is a very beautiful, and rather big one, just a small stroll away from the Rynek Glowny. Seen from the outside it doesn't look very special, although the facade is a bit extraordinary shaped. Yet the inside is very spacious and light, with rather modern paintings, a small dome a...
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#38 of 156 things to do in Poland
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kamja says:
Cemetery - Catholic, Evangelical and Orthodox. It as founded in the year 1858. The elaborate tombs embraced by a splendor of trees and shrubs reflect the lives that were lived in "the Promised Land".
Many prominent factory owners were laid to rest in the Evangelical: the Biedermans, Grohmans, Geye...
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#39 of 156 things to do in Poland
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Sunrise5 says:
...already a couple of years ago that I visited the Salt Mines last time.
I've been there twice and and everytime it was a great tour.
To begin with, it's advisable not only to wear comfortable shoes, but also to have a jacket or a warm pullover in the backpack, as it is fairly cool down there. ...
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#40 of 156 things to do in Poland
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jegs76 says:
The Old Town of Zielona Góra is not such a 'big deal' like Kraków or Prag, but is still very cute place. There are some nice corners, and some bars and cafes where you can rest, or just walk thrugh, sit down and enjoy the atmosphere. First of all everyone has to take the tour from railway station ...
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#41 of 156 things to do in Poland
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boxinbcn says:
I've been to plenty of spas, but never to one in Poland and never in a mud bath. There are springs around Nałęchów with minerals that are supposed to be good for people's health. A popular brand of mineral water also comes from these springs. The spa is located in a large park-like setting with...
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#42 of 156 things to do in Poland
Average priced "Thing To Do" in Poland
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fr3yam says:
You can feel the huge gap between Slovakia and Poland straight from the so-called border - a control station in the middle of the road high up in the Tatras, with one forgotten officer to ask for your documents, if he feels in the mood to do so... That officer surprised us by recognizing us as being...
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#43 of 156 things to do in Poland
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andrewmarshall says:
Warsaw is a very old town with a ton of history, that was all destroyed in WWII and rebuilt. Personally I liked it less than Krakow, but I think that was mainly because I loved living in the dorms (see Krakow entry). Rynek (Main square) was beautiful and was fantastically restored to look exactly li...
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#44 of 156 things to do in Poland
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kamja says:
The main temple of the Lodz Lutherans was raised in the years 1909-1928. It was the third Evangelical-Augsburg church in Lodz. Its design was made by the Lodz firm of 'Wende and Klause', and the final version was worked upon by the outstanding Berliner architect Franz Schwechten. The church was give...
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#45 of 156 things to do in Poland
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shannonjwilson says:
On my staff tour to Central Europe with Explorica (http://www.explorica.com) one stop was Krakow. I didn't know what to expect but the old city center was so cute! The local guide our tour group had was so nice and engaging. She told us stories and legends from when Krakow was founded about Dragons...
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