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| subheader        = '''Poland's top ten urban destinations'''<ref name="tripadvisor">{{cite web |url=http://www.tripadvisor.ca/TravelersChoice-Destinations-cTop-g274723 |title=Top 10 Destinations – Poland |work=Travelers' Choice 2013 (Winners) |publisher=TripAdvisor.ca The world largest travel site |access-date=20 December 2014 |author=TripAdvisor |pages=1 of 10 |quote=''Travelers' Choice'' 2014 Update: 1.Krakow, 2.Warsaw, 3.Wroclaw, 4.Poznan, 5.Bialystok, 6.Sopot, 7.Zakopane, 8.Lodz, 9.Szczecin, 10.Gdynia.}}</ref>
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| caption          = [[Kraków]],<ref name="tripadvisor"/> royal palace at [[Wawel Castle|Wawel]] on the [[Vistula]] river, UNESCO World Heritage Site
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| caption2         = [[Warsaw]],<ref name="tripadvisor"/> [[Warsaw Old Town|Old Town Market Square]], UNESCO World Heritage Site
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| caption3         = [[Wrocław]],<ref name="tripadvisor"/> [[Wrocław Town Hall|The Old Town Hall]] in the [[Market Square, Wrocław|Market Square]]
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| caption4         = [[Gdańsk]],<ref name="tripadvisor"/> [[St. Mary's Church, Gdańsk|St. Mary's Church]]
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| caption5         = [[Szczecin]],<ref name="tripadvisor"/> Szczecin's waterfront
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| caption6         = [[Poznań]],<ref name="tripadvisor"/> [[Poznań Old Town|Poznań Market Square]] at night
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| caption7         = [[Zakopane]],<ref name="tripadvisor"/> the ''Winter Capital of Poland'', view from [[Gubałówka]] in the [[Tatra Mountains]]
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| caption8         = [[Wrocław Zoo]] attracts 1.8 million visitors annually.<ref>{{cite news|url=https://www.wroclaw.pl/zoo-i-afrykarium-we-wroclawiu-z-5-mln-odwiedzajacych |title=Afrykarium odwiedziło 5 mln osób |access-date=2019-02-01}}</ref>
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| caption9         = [[Bydgoszcz]],<ref name="tripadvisor"/> red-brick Lloyd Palace and marina on the [[Brda (river)|Brda]]
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| caption10        = [[Kołobrzeg]],<ref name="tripadvisor"/> [[Kołobrzeg Lighthouse|historic lighthouse]] restored to its former glory
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[[Poland]] is a part of the global tourism market with constantly increasing number of visitors. '''Tourism in Poland''' contributes to the country's overall economy. The most popular cities are [[Kraków]], [[Warsaw]], [[Wrocław]], [[Gdańsk]], [[Poznań]], [[Szczecin]], [[Lublin]], [[Toruń]], [[Zakopane]], the [[Wieliczka Salt Mine|Salt Mine in Wieliczka]] and the historic site of [[Auschwitz]] – a German [[Nazism|Nazi]] concentration camp in [[Oświęcim]]. The best recreational destinations include Poland's [[Masurian Lake District]], [[Baltic Sea]] coast, [[Tatra Mountains]] (the highest mountain range of [[Carpathian Mountains|Carpathians]]), [[Sudetes]] and [[Białowieża Forest]]. [[Poland]]'s main tourist offers consist of sightseeing within cities, [[Objects of cultural heritage in Poland|historical monuments]], [[natural monument]]s, business trips, [[agrotourism]], [[bicycle touring]], qualified tourism, mountain [[hiking]] ([[trekking]]) and [[climbing]] among others.

==Overview==
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| header=Other Poland's top rating destinations<ref name="Touropia">{{cite web |url=http://www.touropia.com/tourist-attractions-in-poland/ |title=10 Top Tourist Attractions in Poland |work=Touropia "best of" lists |publisher=Touropia |year=2013 |access-date=26 November 2013 |author=The Touropia Team}}</ref>
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| caption1=[[Auschwitz concentration camp]],<ref name="touristrack">{{cite web |url=http://www.touristrack.com/10-famous-tourist-attractions-poland/ |title=10 Famous Tourist Attractions in Poland You Must Visit |work=Central Europe |publisher=TourisTrack.com |access-date=26 November 2013 |author=Touristrack}}</ref> UNESCO World Heritage Site
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| caption2=[[European bison]] at [[Białowieża Forest]],<ref name="Touropia"/> a [[UNESCO World Heritage Site]] and [[Biosphere Reserve]]
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| caption3=[[Wieliczka Salt Mine]],<ref name="Touropia"/> with 1.2&nbsp;million visitors annually <!--World Heritage site-->
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| caption4=Medieval [[Malbork Castle]] in [[Malbork]],<ref name="Touropia"/> northern Poland
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| caption5=[[Masurian Lake District]],<ref name="touristrack"/> with more than 2,000 lakes. Pictured: marina in [[Mikołajki]] resort town
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{{see also|List of World Heritage Sites of Poland|List of Historic Monuments (Poland)}}

In the 21st century, Poland is one of the safest countries in Europe,<ref>[https://kresy.pl/wydarzenia/polska-jednym-z-najbezpieczniejszych-krajow-w-europie/ Polska jednym z najbezpieczniejszych krajów w Europie]</ref> frequently visited by tourists.

Poland, especially after joining the [[European Union]] in 2004 and acceding to the [[Schengen Agreement]] in 2007, became a place frequently visited by tourists. Most tourist attractions in Poland are connected with natural environment, historic sites and cultural events.

According to Tourist Institute's data, Poland was visited by 15.7&nbsp;million tourists in 2006, and by 15 million tourists in 2007,<ref name=it>[http://www.intur.com.pl/warsztat.htm Information about tourism in Poland (in Polish).] {{Webarchive|url=https://archive.today/20130416150135/http://www.intur.com.pl/warsztat.htm |date=16 April 2013 }} Source: Instytut Turystyki, 2008.</ref> out of the number of arrivals 66.2 million.<ref name="intur.com-przyjazd">{{cite web | url=http://www.intur.com.pl/przyjazd.htm | title=Przyjazdy do Polski (Foreign visits to Poland) | work=Statistics | publisher=Instytut Turystyki | year=2008 | access-date=31 December 2012 | author=GUS | language=pl | url-status=dead | archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20121225182832/http://www.intur.com.pl/przyjazd.htm | archive-date=25 December 2012 }}</ref> In 2012, Poland was visited by 13.5&nbsp;million foreign tourists (those who came during [[Euro 2012]], but did not stay overnight, were not included in official statistics).<ref name="newseria.pl">{{cite web | url=http://www.newseria.pl/news/pierwsze_efekty_euro_2012,p455486441 | title=Pierwsze efekty Euro 2012. Resort turystyki przewiduje wzrost liczby turystów w 2013 r. nawet o pół miliona | author=Katarzyna Sobierajska, Ministry of Tourism | work=Live interview | publisher=Agencja Informacyjna Newseria | year=2012 | access-date=31 December 2012 | language=pl}}</ref> In 2013, Poland was visited by 15.8&nbsp;million tourists. In 2016, the number of arrivals to Poland amounted to 80.5&nbsp;million. 17.5&nbsp;million of this number are arrivals considered for tourism purposes (with at least one night's stay). In 2019, Poland was visited by 21.4&nbsp;million tourists, making it the '''18th''' most visited country in the world.

==History==
The first Polish tourists were [[pilgrim]]s traveling to [[shrine]]s both within Poland and abroad. The development of commercial tourism began in the 19th century. The most popular regions were mountains, especially the [[Tatra Mountains]], explored for example by [[Tytus Chałubiński]]. In 1873, the [[PTTK|Polish Tatra Society]] and in 1909 the [[PTTK|Polish Sightseeing Society]] were established to organize and develop tourism. The 19th century was also the time of the rapid appearance of [[spa]] resorts, mostly in [[Sudetes]], [[Beskids]] and along the [[Baltic Sea]] coast, with some of them associated, since 1910, with the [[Polish Balneology Association]]. After Poland [[Second Polish Republic|regained independence]] in 1918, Polish tourism boomed, and was encouraged by the government. The first professional Polish [[tour operator]], [[Orbis (Polish travel agency)|Orbis]], was founded in [[Lviv|Lwów]] in 1923, followed in 1937 by [[Gromada]] tourist organization and tour operator.

After [[World War II]] all tourist organizations were [[Nationalization|nationalized]] by the new [[Communism|communist]] government. The Polish Tatra Society and Polish Sightseeing Society were combined into [[PTTK|Polish Tourism-Sightseeing Society (PTTK)]] and most of the tourist infrastructure was handed over to the newly created Workers Vacations Fund (FWP). Tourism was limited to the [[Comecon]] countries. This was the era of governmentally-founded tourism, characterised by mass but low-standard tourism. A typical sight was a holiday campground with small [[bungalow]]s managed by one of the state-owned companies. Holidays for children and teenagers were organized by [[Juventur]].

After the [[fall of communism]] much of the infrastructure was [[Privatization|privatized]], although many company-owned resorts were downgraded because of their unprofitability. The early 1990s saw the foundation of many new tour operators. Some of them prevailed and strengthened their position on the market, being able to compete with multinational tour operators.

==Natural environment==
{{see also|List of national parks of Poland}}
Poland has a diversified natural environment, which is relatively unaffected by human development. There are 23 [[national parks]] in the country that meet the criteria of the [[International Union for Conservation of Nature|IUCN]]. Visitors are attracted by mountains, sea-coast with wide sandy beaches, and forests, lakes, rivers. Among the most popular destinations are: [[Tatra Mountains]], in which is the highest peak of Poland ([[Rysy]]) and the famous [[Orla Perć]] (old trail in the style of [[via ferrata]]); [[Sudetes]] with [[Główny Szlak Sudecki|Main Sudetes Trail]] (440&nbsp;km from [[Świeradów Zdrój]] to [[Prudnik]]), [[Karkonosze]], [[Table Mountains]], [[Owl Mountains]]; [[Białowieża Forest]], [[Lower Silesian Wilderness]], [[Bieszczady Mountains|Bieszczady]], [[Dunajec River Gorge]] in [[Pieniny]], [[Pojezierze Mazurskie]] and many others.

==Popular tourist destinations==
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* [[Royal Road, Kraków|The Royal Road]] of [[Kraków]]
* [[Tourist attractions in Warsaw]]
* [[Wrocław Zoo]] (most frequently visited attraction in Poland<ref>[http://wdolnymslasku.com/node/2907 Zoo Wrocław – lepsze od Wawelu i Wieliczki]</ref>)
* Hunting on the [[Wrocław's dwarfs]]
* [[Wrocław Old Town]] including [[Ostrów Tumski, Wrocław|Ostrów Tumski]] with [[Wrocław Cathedral]]; [[Market Square, Wrocław|Market Square]] with [[Wrocław Town Hall|Wrocław Old City Hall]]; [[Hala Stulecia (Wrocław)|Centennial Hall]], [[Wrocław Opera]]<ref>Narodowy Instytut Dziedzictwa, [https://web.archive.org/web/20120124113344/http://www.nid.pl/idm,726,wroclaw-zespol-historycznego-centrum.html "Wrocław – zespół historycznego centrum."] {{in lang|pl}}</ref>
* [[Gdańsk Old Town|Old Town]] in [[Gdańsk]]
* [[Modernist Center of Gdynia]]
* [[The Royal-Imperial Route in Poznań]]
* [[Jewish Heritage Trail in Bialystok]]
* [[European Route of Brick Gothic]]
* [[Białowieża National Park]]
* [[Dunajec River Gorge]]
* [[Tatra Mountains]]
* [[Krkonoše|Karkonosze Mountains]]
* [[Kraków Old Town]]
* [[Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum]]
* [[Krasiński Palace]]
* 13th century [[Wieliczka Salt Mine]]
* [[Medieval Town of Toruń]]
* [[Old City of Zamość]]
* [[Wilanów Palace]]
* [[Jasna Góra Monastery]] in Częstochowa
* Cistercian [[Lubiąż Abbey]]
* Cistercian [[Krzeszów Abbey]]
* Royal [[Gniezno Cathedral]]
* [[Wooden Churches of Southern Little Poland]]
* Wooden [[Churches of Peace]] in [[Jawor]] and [[Świdnica]]
* [[Kalwaria Zebrzydowska park|Sanctuary in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska]]
* [[Poznań Old Town]] and its [[Ostrów Tumski, Poznań]]
* [[Mount Ślęża]] in the [[Sudetes]]
* [[Kłodzko Fortress]] complex
* [[Pszczyna Castle|Pszczyna Palace]]
* [[Augustów Canal]] with sluices
* Benedictine Abbey in [[Tyniec]]
* [[Muskau Park]] shared with Germany
* [[Palace on the Isle]]
* [[Frombork]] Cathedral
* [[Łańcut Castle|Łańcut Palace]]
* [[Kozłówka Palace]]
* Historic town of [[Sandomierz]]
* [[Kazimierz Dolny]]
* [[National Museum, Warsaw|National Museum]] in [[Warsaw]]
* Seaside resort of [[Sopot]]
* [[Branicki Palace, Białystok|Branicki Palace]]
* Historic town of [[Kłodzko]]
* [[Elbląg Canal]]
* Spa town of [[Kudowa-Zdrój]]
* [[Palace of the Kraków Bishops in Kielce]]
* Historic town of [[Wadowice]]
* [[Czartoryski Museum]]
* [[National Museum, Wrocław|National Museum]] in [[Wrocław]]
* [[National Museum, Poznań|National Museum]] in [[Poznań]]
* [[Święta Lipka]] Basilica
* Historical town of [[Przemyśl]]
* Seaside resort of [[Kołobrzeg]]
* [[Juliusz Słowacki Theatre]]
* [[Ląd Abbey]]
* Historic town of [[Jelenia Góra]]
* [[Zakopane]]; known as "the winter capital of Poland"
* Spa town of [[Karpacz]]
* [[Royal Baths Park]]
* [[Collegiate Church of St. Mary and St. Alexius, Tum|Collegiate Church of St. Mary and St. Alexius]] in Tum
* [[Pławniowice]] Palace
* [[Project Riese]]
* [[Wolf's Lair]]

=== Castles ===
{{see also|List of castles in Poland|Trail of the Eagles' Nests}}
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*[[Wawel Castle|Wawel Royal Castle]]
*[[Royal Castle, Warsaw|Royal Castle]] in [[Warsaw]]
*[[Niedzica Castle]]
*[[Malbork Castle]]
*[[Baranów Sandomierski Castle]]
*[[Książ Castle]]
*[[Nowy Wiśnicz Castle]]
*[[Czocha Castle]]
*[[Moszna Castle]]
*[[Ujazdowski Castle]]
*[[Imperial Castle, Poznań]]
*[[Grodziec Castle]]
*[[Krasiczyn Castle]]
*[[Pieskowa Skała]]
*[[Lidzbark Warmiński Castle]]
*[[Kwidzyn Castle]]
*[[Gołuchów Castle]]
*[[Kliczków Castle]]
*[[Golub-Dobrzyń Castle]]
*[[Krzyżtopór]]
*[[Ogrodzieniec Castle]]
*[[Rzeszów Castle]]
*[[Dunajec river castles]]
*[[Chojnik Castle]]
*[[Kórnik Castle]]
*[[Bobolice Castle]]
*[[Będzin Castle]]
*[[Pomeranian Dukes' Castle, Szczecin]]
*[[Bytów Castle]]
*[[Tenczyn Castle]]
*[[Bolków Castle]]
*[[Czersk Castle]]
*[[Ciechanów Castle]]
*[[Lublin Castle]]
*[[Uniejów]] Castle
*[[Darłowo Castle]]
*[[Bielsko-Biała Museum and Castle]]
*[[Sanok Castle]]
*[[Dzików Castle]]
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==Cultural events==
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;Warsaw
* [[International Frederick Chopin Piano Competition]]
* [[Warsaw Autumn]] Music Festival
* [[Warsaw International Film Festival]]
* [[Jazz Jamboree]]
* [[Orange Warsaw Festival]]
* [[Ursynalia – Warsaw Student Festival]]
* [[Festival of Jewish Culture in Warsaw]]
* [[Warsaw Jewish Film Festival]]
* [[Warsaw Comic Con]]
* [[Parada Równości]]
;Kraków
* [[Live Music Festival]]
* [[Kraków Film Festival]]
* [[Jewish Culture Festival in Kraków]]
* [[Conrad Festival]]
* [[Wianki|Floating of the Wreaths (Wianki)]]
* [[Kraków szopka|Kraków Szopka]] Nativity Crèche Festival
* [[Etiuda&Anima International Film Festival|International Film Festival Etiuda&Anima]]
* [[International Festival of Independent Cinema Off Plus Camera]]
* [[Kraków Equality March]]
;Wrocław
* [[Wratislavia Cantans]]
* [[New Horizons Film Festival]]
* [[Festival of Good Beer]]
* [[American Film Festival]]
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;Poznań
* [[ANIMATOR (festival)]]
* [[Henryk Wieniawski Violin Competition]]
* [[Malta Festival]]
* [[Poznań International Fair]]
* [[Short Waves Festival]]
* Off Cinema Film Festival
* [[Ale Kino! International Young Audience Film Festival]]
;Tricity
* [[St. Dominic's Fair]] in [[Gdańsk]]
* [[Sopot International Song Festival]]
* [[Open'er Festival]] in [[Gdynia]]
* [[Gdynia Film Festival]]
* [[Gdańsk Shakespeare Festival]]
;Łódź
* [[Transatlantyk Festival]]
* [[International Festival of Comics and Games]]
* [[Soundedit Festival]]
* [[Łódź Design Festival]]
* [[Łódź Biennale]]
;Katowice
* [[Grzegorz Fitelberg International Competition for Conductors]]
* [[Off Festival]] in [[Katowice]]
;Other
* [[Camerimage]] Film Festival in [[Toruń]]
* [[Woodstock Festival (Poland)|Pol'and'Rock Festival]] in [[Kostrzyn nad Odrą]]
* [[National Festival of Polish Song in Opole]]
* [[International Cycling Film Festival]]
* [[Szczecin]] Festival of Contemporary Painting<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.zpap.szczecin.pl/festiwal_polskiego_malarstwa_wspolczesnego/ |title=Festiwal Polskiego Malarstwa Współczesnego |publisher=ZPAP Szczecin}}</ref>
* Two Riversides Film and Art Festival in [[Kazimierz Dolny]]<ref>{{cite news|url=https://www.dwabrzegi.pl/en/about-the-festival/ |title=ABOUT THE FESTIVAL |access-date=2019-09-14}}</ref>
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==Tourist resorts==
[[File:WrocLovek (WrocLover) Wroclaw dwarf 01.JPG|thumb|[[Wrocław's dwarfs|Wrocław's dwarf]]]]
There are dozens of sea resorts on the coast of [[Baltic Sea]] like [[Wolin]] Island, located close to the German border and the coast of [[Pomerania]]. In southern Poland there are resorts for skiing and hiking in the [[Karkonosze]] mountains, which is part of the [[Sudetes]] mountain range. Karkonosze includes the tourist centres of [[Karpacz]] and [[Szklarska Poręba]]. Other famous resorts for skiing and hiking include in [[Carpathian Mountains]]: [[Zakopane]] in the [[Tatra mountains]]; [[Szczyrk]], [[Krynica-Zdrój]], [[Ustroń]], [[Wisła]] in the [[Beskids]] or [[Szczawnica]] and [[Krościenko nad Dunajcem|Krościenko]] in [[Pieniny]] mountains.

In the vicinity of [[Low Beskids]] lies a tourist resort that offers a blend of mountainous terrain and an aqueous environment, with [[Lake Rożnów]] in the centre.

==Christian pilgrimage==
{{Main|Christian pilgrimage}}
It's estimated that 13% (of the 1.8&nbsp;million in 2005) of visitors of the [[Basilica of Our Lady of Licheń]] arrive from abroad.<ref>{{cite web | url=https://www.przewodnik-katolicki.pl/Archiwum/2006/Przewodnik-Katolicki-39-2006/Diecezja-Wloclawska/E-mail-z-Lichenia-Zagraniczni-pielgrzymi | title=E-mail z Lichenia: Zagraniczni pielgrzymi }}</ref> [[Jasna Góra Monastery]] was visited by 3.6&nbsp;million of pilgrims from 78 countries in 2014.<ref>{{cite web | url=http://www.jasnagora.com/news.php?ID=9071 | title=Biuro Prasowe Jasnej Góry – Jasnogórskie Sanktuarium w Roku 2014 }}</ref>

==Transport in Poland==
[[File:WK15 Wrocław Główny (2) Lichen99.jpg|thumb|[[New Pendolino|Pendolino ED250]], [[Wroclaw Main Station]]]]
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Tourist infrastructure and facilities are abundant, especially in larger cities and in major tourist resorts. In large Polish cities, urban [[public transport]] is very well developed.

The biggest cities ([[Kraków]], [[Wrocław]], [[Poznań]], [[Gdańsk]] and [[Szczecin]]) have international airports with connections with many European cities and with the [[Warsaw Chopin Airport|Frédéric Chopin International Airport]] in [[Warsaw]], which is the main hub of [[LOT Polish Airlines]].

Intercity connections are offered by [[PKP Intercity]], [[Polregio]], [[Arriva RP]], [[Leo Express]], [[RegioJet]], local trains ([[Koleje Dolnośląskie]], [[Koleje Śląskie]], [[Koleje Małopolskie]], [[Szybka Kolej Miejska (Tricity)|Szybka Kolej Miejska]], [[Pomorska Kolej Metropolitalna]], [[Koleje Mazowieckie]], [[Łódzka Kolej Aglomeracyjna]], [[Koleje Wielkopolskie]]) and [[Przedsiębiorstwo Komunikacji Samochodowej|PKS]]'s and many bus companies. There are also [[coach (vehicle)|coach]] connections to other countries provided by various companies.

Connections by ferry to [[Sweden]] and [[Denmark]] through the [[Baltic Sea]] are for example from [[Gdańsk]], [[Gdynia]] and [[Świnoujście]] (inter alia [[Polferries]]).

== See also ==
* [[PTTK|Polish Tourist and Sightseeing Society]] ({{langx|pl|Polskie Towarzystwo Turystyczno-Krajoznawcze – PTTK}})
* [[Górskie Ochotnicze Pogotowie Ratunkowe|Mountain Volunteer Search and Rescue]] ({{langx|pl|Górskie Ochotnicze Pogotowie Ratunkowe – GOPR}})
* [[Tatrzańskie Ochotnicze Pogotowie Ratunkowe|Tatra Volunteer Search and Rescue]] ({{langx|pl|Tatrzańskie Ochotnicze Pogotowie Ratunkowe – TOPR}})
* [[Crown of Polish Mountains]]
* [[List of spa towns in Poland]]

==References==
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{{commons category|Tourism in Poland}}
{{Wikivoyage|Poland}}
* [http://www.poland.travel/en-us/ Poland national tourism office]
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20090129134951/http://tourisminpoland.com/ Useful information site about Poland]
* [http://www.poland.travel/en Poland's Official Travel Website]
* [http://www.ourpoland.com/ Visiting Poland – All in One Travel Guide]
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== Further reading ==
* Kaszynski, Tadeusz, ''Through Europe to Poland by Car'', 1st and rev. ed., New York City, 1968

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