Poland is situated in the centre of Europe. It represents in many ways a bridge between Eastern and Western part of continent and this is reflected culturally in its charming mix of modern city skylines and traditional village based culture.
Poland has a good access to the Baltic Sea and is located at the crossroads of import and transit routes, that enhance the development of country’s economy, trade and all sorts of international relations. Poland is the largest of the East European countries which joined the European Union in May 2004
Poland is a stable democracy with truly fascinating history, great cultural heritage and wonderful natural areas. Polish cities are sure to welcome tourists with a plenty of things to see and do, offering distinctive sights and rich cultural programs. Whether you are into museums or kite-surfing, sleeping by the Masurian Lake, folk crafts or fine dining, dancing in a bar, or listening to classical music in an ancient church, you will not be disappointed.