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Poland's beguiling combination of millennium old architecture, fascinating history and 21st century verve is attracting more and more travellers from around the world. Attractions like Warsaw’s legendary nightlife, the storybook charm of Kraków and the many magnificent cathedrals and medieval castles that dot the country are helping Poland gain a deserved reputation as one of Europe’s must-sees.
Language: Polish
Currency: Złoty
Electricity: 230v
Visas: Click here to see if you need a visa to enter Poland.
Dialling Code: +48
Time Zone: (GMT+01:00)
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A camera - Whether it's the architectural delights of Krakow or the beauty of the Tatra Mountains, there's a lot to aim your camera at here.
Alka seltzer - Polish vodka is good. Very good! There may be a hangover or two in store.
An umbrella - Changeable weather means the prospect of rain is never far away, even in summer.
Comfortable shoes - Want to get the best out of cities like Krakow and Gdansk? Prepare to cover some ground on foot.
An adapter plug - Poland uses the European standard 2-pin plug. Any appliances that run on USA voltage will need a transformer.
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