Poland Holiday Packages

With wild mountain landscapes, vast lakes and the sandy beaches of the Baltic Sea, Poland is a country of great natural beauty. Enjoy the medieval and modern cities as well in this hidden gem in central Europe. 

Warsaw, the capital city, was almost completely destroyed during World War II. Its Old Town has been reconstructed to recreate the look and feel of the original. Stroll through winding cobblestone streets toward the Royal Castle. Stop at St. John’s Cathedral, originally built in the 14th century. Continue southwest from Old Town to the Warsaw Uprising Museum to learn about the city's failed rebellion against the Nazis. Farther east, stand on the observation deck of the Palace of Culture and Science for a superb view of the capital’s skyline from one of Poland’s tallest buildings.

Unlike the capital, Kraków escaped heavy war damage to its buildings. The city remains one of Poland’s most beautiful. One highlight is Wawel Royal Castle, the Gothic home to Polish monarchs from the 14th through the 17th centuries. Venture into underground crypts of the adjacent Wawel Cathedral to see the royal tombs. Bike or walk around Planty Park, a ring of parks and gardens encircling the Old Town, where the city’s medieval fortifications once stood. 

About an hour’s drive west of Kraków are the Auschwitz concentration camps. Join a guided tour for insights into the horrors that were inflicted here. 

Gdańsk is another city that’s worth a visit for its museums, galleries and the Gothic St. Mary’s Church, a massive brick structure.

Beyond the main cities, enjoy beautiful scenery. Hike through Kampinos National Park near Warsaw and Bieszczady National Park encompassing part of the Carpathian mountain range. Go hillwalking in the Tatra Mountains and canoe, windsurf or sail across the lakes of the Masurian Lake District. Enjoy fresh outdoor air while biking and horseback riding through its fields and forests. Reflect on your relaxing time in Poland as you stretch out on the beaches of the Baltic Sea.

Q: Should I book a car while on vacation in Poland?

A: If you're going to be in downtown Warsaw or Lodz for a couple of days, maybe not. But if you're going to stay longer and want to explore the region of Masovian Voivodeship or farther afield, definitely! Nothing can top the freedom you get with your own wheels. With our guide to Cheap Car Hire in Poland, finding your perfect ride is easy.

Q: Which airports can I fly in to for a vacation to Poland?

A: It depends on where you're planning to start your adventure in Poland. These are the airport terminals that service most incoming and outgoing flights in the country:

• Warsaw (WAW-Frederic Chopin): 5,709 international flights per month.
• Krakow (KRK-John Paul II - Balice): 2,458 international flights per month.
• Gdansk (GDN-Lech Walesa): 1,653 international flights per month.

Q: What are the most popular types of hotels for a vacation to Poland?

A: From plush options to those with fewer frills, you have plenty of choice. Many travelers choose to spend their days in apartments. Other typical types of accommodations in Poland are hotels, guest houses and apart-hotels.

Q: What does a Poland vacation booking with Expedia include?

A: The sky is the limit. We've got all the basics, like Poland flights, cars and hotels. We've also got a ton of attractions and activities to look at. Lock in just one of these options or fill your itinerary to the brim.

Q: What is the best way to save money on my vacation to Poland?

A: The easiest way to save is to bundle your bookings with the help of Expedia. Flights, Hotels and Experiences can be made into a neat little vacation package — doing this will save you precious time as well. Keep this in mind before you make your booking.

Q: What are the best things to do in Poland?

A: Starting your getaway in Warsaw? You'll find that many tourists enjoy visiting Old Town Square, Royal Castle and Lazienki Park.

If your travel plans focus on Lodz instead, Atlas Arena, Manufaktura and Radegast Station are all fabulous choices.

Finally, if Krakow is your only stop, allow time to swing past Main Market Square, Wawel Castle and Wieliczka Salt Mine.