Poland City Breaks

Poland city breaks are the perfect choice for interesting and budget-friendly city breaks in Europe. As one of the largest countries in Eastern Europe, Poland has a number of exciting and diverse city break destinations offering something for everyone. Major cities such as Warsaw and Krakow are popular tourist hot-spots, offering culture and history as well as an insight into Polish city life whilst some of the country’s smaller cities including Wroclaw, Poznan and Gdansk allow visitors to discover a different side of this fascinating country. An increasing number of cheap flights to several city break destinations in Poland from airports across the UK make this a particularly convenient option, and excellent value accommodation as well as food and entertainment is sure to have you planning your next cheap city break to Poland before you’ve even finished your first.  

 

Krakow, in southern Poland, is probably the country’s most popular city break destinations and with its striking traditional architecture and vibrant cafe-culture it’s easy to see why. City breaks to Krakow centre around the Old Town square with lively cafes on every side surrounding the central Cloth Hall which houses a string of colourful market stalls. The nearby castle and cathedral are two of the city’s highlights whilst a trip into Kazimierz will allow you to uncover some of Krakow’s hidden restaurants and bars for superb evening dining and entertainment. Alternatively, the Polish capital Warsaw offers visitors a faster-paced, cosmopolitan atmosphere with a schedule of regular cultural events throughout the year. The impressive Palace of Culture and Science is Warsaw’s most notable landmark while the carefully restored architecture of the UNESCO World Heritage listed Old Town is a testament to the history of the city and its people. 

 

If you’re keen to explore some of the other exciting short and weekend break destinations in Poland then there is plenty the country has to offer. Wroclaw, in south-west Poland is a dynamic and modern city with thriving arts and music scenes and a range of cultural attractions into the mix. The city is well-known for its energetic nightlife and perfect for those in search of a lively city break in Poland. North of Wroclaw, Poznan is another up and coming Poland city break destination offering value accommodation and plenty to keep you occupied. Poznan hosts the annual Malta Theatre Festival in June and July which is also the perfect time to make the most of the hot Polish summer months. Finally, for those in search of a coastal city break to Poland, the northern city of Gdansk is a beautiful and easy going option for relaxing breaks in Poland close to several beaches and the sea.