The country has always captivated with its rich history, ancient monuments, picturesque landscapes, and above all, hospitality and friendliness of its residents. It is home to hospitable people who are building a modern economy and taking care of their heritage. Over ten million tourists visit Poland every year. Every tourist will find something interesting in Poland. The abundance of works of art, museums, exhibitions, theaters, international movie and music festivals, and regional handicrafts will undoubtedly satisfy the most demanding guests.

1. Geography

Poland is the biggest country in Eastern Europe, occupying the 9th place on the continent by its territory. This republic is situated in Central Europe. It shares borders with the Czech Republic in the South, and Germany in the West, well as with Belarus, Ukraine, Lithuania, and Russia in the East. Its North boundaries pass alongside the coast of the Baltic Sea. Poland’s overall length of land and water bordersis 3,496 km. The land of Poland is located at the junction of three main tectonic units: the Precambrian East European platform, the Paleozoic platform of Western Europe, Alpine fold, and the Central region.

• Warszawa is its capital with 1.7 million citizens.
• Poland is the fifth-largest in the EU and the seventh-largest in terms of population in Europe (excluding Russia). It comprises 38 million.

2. Climate

Poland’s weather is changeable and unpredictable. Its climate is mild with maritime and continental characteristics. Tourists can expect both rainy and sunny times. Do not be surprised if the summer time is somewhat scorching or rainy. Winter season is relatively snowy and generally cold, generally, temperatures drop below zero. You should have enough necessary clothes if you are from a country with a warmer type of weather.