Warsaw is a capital city of Poland, the seat of polish authorities. Built from remains after World War II. It is a mixture of cultures, with relics of the communist past like giant Palace of Culture and Science mingled with modern skyscrapers and its business downtown. While in Warsaw you must visit the former Jewish Ghetto, Royal Route and Royal Castle.

Krakow one of the most beautiful cities in Poland. Fortunately World War II left the town’s monuments and treasures of art untouched, everybody can admire them today. But this town is not only known for its architecture but also for numerous number of pubs, clubs and restaurants. So do not hesitate come and visit Krakow.

Zakopane is the capital of Polish Tatra’s mountains. Everybody and everytime can find the city interesting. It attracts skiers in winter, while in summer people who prefer to discover magnificent landscapes of Polish highest mountains. Traditional food, lots of pubs, clubs – Zakopane is a place to be.

Gdansk is over 1000 years old. Mutual Polish-German history of the town, and former membership in Hanseatic league makes it one of the best known Polish cities in Europe. Beautiful architecture, Baltic climate are only some of the cities advantages. Gdansk was also an eyewitness of great political transformations started in 1980 by Lech Walesa and resulted the end of communism era in eastern Europe.

Katowice is the capital of over 2 million agglomeration in the heart of Silesian region. It is famous for its architectural contrasts. Remains of XIX century industrial development plus lots of buildings of the communism era side by side with modern edifices. Thanks to its localization Katowice is one of the fastest growing cities in Poland.