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Cities

Polish cities

have a character and a soul

Every Polish town has its own particular history. Some of them are

full of treasures of the past; others have built their identity in more

recent times. A walk down the street in any town or city in Poland

can be a walk through different eras.

olish cities are sure to welcome tourists with a panoply of things to

see and do, offering distinctive sights and rich cultural programs.

Whether it’s a ﬁ lm festival, a musical contest, a theatrical perfor-

mance, a sporting event, or a sound and light show, every town has its own

trademark event during the calendar year. State-of-the-art concert venues

and stadiums stage critically acclaimed performances by the world’s

biggest names in entertainment, while philharmonic halls host classically

trained virtuosos who play Frederic Chopin repertoire. And, there’s much,

much more. ▶

Online, more and more cities tempt

future visitors by showing live

views via webcams, tak ing them

on virtua l wa lks and displaying

360 degrees panoramic views.

www.intour.pl

Cities 3

Baltic Coast, Warmia and Masuria

Central and Eastern Poland

Southern Poland

Lower Silesia and Wielkopolska

Cities 5

▶ Museums are a must-see for visitors with their varied, enriching programs

and interactive multimedia exhibits. Old Town squares, passages and boule-

vards tempt passers-by with their charming cafes and restaurants, serving

traditional Polish dishes, while others are skilled in all the various cuisines

of the world. Shopping centres are not only places where the tourist can

purchase desired souvenirs, works of local artisans or folk handicraft, but also

invite the keen shopper to a huge selection of stores and designer boutiques.

Numerous art galleries are also deﬁnitely worth visiting, by displaying

paintings, drawings, sculpture and jewellery created by top contemporary

artists.