Poland Tours & Vacations

Did you know?

• Poland has one of the most diverse environments in Europe.
• The traditional drink in Poland is vodka. Poland is one of the world’s most vodka producer countries with over 260 million liters every year.
• Poland is home to the largest open-air music festival in Europe. And the entrance is free!
• Poles enjoy drinking beer with fruit syrup
• Poland is home to some mind-blowing wildlife animals.
• There are over hundred bird sanctuaries spread across Poland.
• In Malbork, The Castle of the Teutonic Order is the largest in the world measured by land area and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Poland has one of the world’s oldest salt mines with the 800-year-old “Wieliczka Salt Mine,” a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• “Piwnica Swidnicka” is the oldest restaurant in Europe and one of the oldest in the world, situated in the city of Wroclaw in Poland and established in 1275. The food is tasty, at an affordable price and the local beer is simply delicious.
• Polish people marry on average at the age of 25-27 – younger than any country in the European Union.
• The capital city of Poland, Warsaw, was almost completely destroyed during WWII. The Poles rebuilt their city after the war.
• One of the nine copies of the Gutenberg Bible binding in the 15th century can find it in the Diocesan Museum in the little town of Pelplin in Poland’s Kociewie region. The Gutenberg Bible is one of the rarest books globally and the first book printed using a printing press.