A country with relatively few tourists until recently, Poland has some great getaways to offer, particularly in its cities which have preserved their historic architecture.
Warsaw
Between tradition and modernity, Warsaw must be visited during a trip to Poland. Often associated with the fairy tales that rocked the childhood of many Poles, Warsaw is also the architectural capital of the country. You will discover exceptional buildings that were lucky enough to remain unscathed by the bombings of the Second World War. Thanks mom data to this, the Polish cultural capital will proudly offer you a fusion of different architectural styles between baroque houses, gothic monuments and ultra-contemporary buildings. During your getaway, do not miss Wawel Castle or visit Kazimierz, the former Jewish quarter.
Wieliczka Salt Mines
Did you know that the Wieliczka Salt Mines have been around since the 13th century? It is certainly one of the oldest salt mines in the world. It is worth the trip to explore the huge underground space that extends over nine levels and was the pride of the region at the time. During your visit, you will learn how salt was used in the past and how this exploitation has been modernized over time. You will see old mining equipment, but also statues and altars made of salt. All the objects found in these mines are all made of salt.