Gdansk

Even if Warsaw is the capital, Krakow is the most visited city in Poland. It holds the relics from the Polish Golden Age of Renaissance. Historic villages, castles and churches can be admired all over the country, and contribute to an impressive cultural heritage that is a reason in itself for visiting Poland. Beyond its historical monuments, Poland also proposes to adventure lovers many activities such as skiing, sailing, mountain hiking, climbing, agro-tourism and sightseeing. Even if you stay in a city, natural attractions are never far away: the country possesses 23 national parks, with Bialowieza National Park - home to bisons - being the most famous one!

Poland

The region is considered as a playground but also a relaxed place with seaside towns, beaches, historic port, cities, castles and a rustic countryside. The main landmarks of the region are the historic city centre of Gdansk, the museum of the National Anthem in Bedomin, the largest medieval churches of Poland and the Malbork Castle. There are also two national parks where you should wander if you like nature; Slowinski National Park and Tuchola Forest National Park.

Pomerania

Museum of World War II was set up in November 2008. The mission of the institution is to create a modern museum, which tells the story of war as the greatest catastrophe of the 20th century. The opening of the Museum took place on 23 March 2017.

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Muzeum II Wojny Światowej

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