Best Cities in Poland
The Best! Old Capital and the most ancient city in this region. A lot of monuments and the best place for an all-night fun in the clubs and pubs.
One thing about this city is the cultural "backwardness".
Krakow is one of the most polluted cities in the world.
It's not full of shopping centres and you can enjoy the winter and Sumer by activities like skiiing
Warsaw is the capital and largest city of Poland, located along the Vistula River. The city has a tumultuous history, marked by its near-complete destruction during World War II and subsequent rebuilding. It is a significant political and economic hub in Central Europe, hosting international organizations and multinational corporations. Warsaw is renowned for its high standard of living, modern skyscrapers, and well-preserved historical districts. Cultural landmarks like the Royal Castle and Wilanów Palace attract numerous visitors each year. I went to Poland for the first time and I found it was ok. I will go back one day I found the people friendly as there is more to see in Poland
Warsaw is a bucket of piss to drown rats in.
I went to Warsaw and I loved it
Warsaw is a large cow town.
Inspiring, busy, thrilling at times. Great Old Town with lots of bridges, old churches, cathedrals, hundreds of restaurants and cafes. Definitely great city to live in and to stop by!
Wroclaw is number one : great great atmosphere, nice people, many cultural events and beautiful places and landscapes: for living there is no better city.
It's so pretty!
The most beatiful Polish city
Have been there once, and have been treated better than all my life in Warsaw
Warsaw is a rat race
Poznan more clean city and decent people with brain and heart
Probably the most underrated city in Poland, but in fact, it's really beautiful!
Unique and original with industrial and film history. And Piotrkowska Street as one of the most beautuful streets in Europe.
The Hanseatic architecture makes this 1000 year old city stand out!
Go and see. Its different kind of Poland
Interesting city with silesian culture. Very big park and Folk Village nearby Katowice. Coal mine companies etc.
City with big potentials.
The place is beautiful and cheap,and everyone there is nice and almost everyone understands English.
Greatest city in Poland.
Near Warsaw, small town, with a river and beautiful park
I love jokes about this city, but it's actually a nice city to live in.