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Krakow has that old world charm with plenty of friendly people and nice restaurants. It seems the most popular time to be out is in the evenings and on weekends. The old town market place is filled with shops, restaurants and pubs. Horse drawn carriage rides are very popular. Krakow is a good base to see the Salt Mines and Aushwitz
Big city in east central of Europe. Much cheaper and more secure than Paris, London or Berlin... You got more value for money than other Western capitals city's Warsaw city offer various possibility of Cafe, good restaurants culture, I love visiting Warsaw...recommended for any one with big and small wallets...
Gdansk is a very interesting city with a lot of stuff to do. It is also connected to Gdynia and Sopot - but as I only had 3 days, couldn't visit... If you want to see all 3 places (Gdansk-Gdynia-Sopot) plan for at least 4 days. The tourist area of Gdansk is VERY comfortable to walk around - anywhere can be reached just by walking.
Was staying in Old Town couple of days just before Christmas and I’m very impressed of the Xmas market in old town. So many places to eat and shop for souvenirs, drink some hot wine or beer with spices. Additional so many restaurant to chose from. I was at Pierogarnia Stary Mlyn, famous for many kind of pierogi - delicious!
Zakopane is very busy in summer, the town is really crowded. There is a plenty to do for a family for at least a week. Overall we had a great time. Just don't go here in summer and expect peace and quiet. Even walking trails are really really busy.
Fried fish by the beach is a must, and the Belgian waffles in Sopot are probably the best in Poland. Sopot is a classic, pretty seaside town, with a lovely Grand Hotel and Belle Epoque era buildings. Unfortunately access to the pier is now paid-admission (which wasn't the case when I visited a few years before), and we felt that it wasn't worth the cost to pay 7,50 to walk on a pier. We live by a beach, though, so that is entirely subjective. We weren't blessed with sunny warm weather, so we weren't able to lounge on the beach at all, but from a previous trip I recall really enjoying roasting on the sand and cooling off in the water. Fine, soft sand and brisk water temperatures—really nice! I recommend a day trip to Gdańsk, which is conveniently close, or Sopot as a day trip from Gdańsk.
