Is there a better way to treat your loved one than to do something adventurous? Poland is full of rich destinations in terms of culture, history, and architecture - here are five of the country's most romantic passions.
Kazimierz Dolny, Lubelskie, Poland
If you are more inclined to get off the losing track for a rural escape, Casimir Dolny may be what you are looking for. Polish tourists flock here, drawn to the city's lined streets, green squares, and romantic atmosphere.
Take the time to move from one art gallery to another, or take in scenic views from Mount Three Cross.
Krakow, Poland
Krakov's story begins with a fort built, destroyed, and rebuilt from the 14th century. It is now a separate five-part museum, and its Italian-inspired courtyard is a perfect place to hang out with your loved one.
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| Street in Krakow |
Gdańsk, Poland
Gdansk is one of the oldest, most romantic cities in Poland. Explore the old town craft shops for bargaining trinkets and amber jewelry, or take an evening walk along Mariaka Street. Violinists play in the arches, and couples talk in bohemian restaurants and wine bars.
Wrocław, Poland
In Wrocław, it is customary to give flowers to your loved one, and the place to do it is Plac Solny - a beautiful square with stalls selling flowers of all colors and species. Going a little farther, Roqua's main market square is a busier stage. Underneath the backdrop of Pastel Hood townhouses, restaurants flow with beer, coffee, and conversation.
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| Wroclaw Lower Silesia Architecture |
Zakopane, Poland
There is nothing like some romantic mountain scenery to give you a fun break. Zakopane is the gateway to the Tatara National Park, a border nature reserve with waterfalls, massive caves, and wildlife.
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| Panoramic view of Zakopane |
For something bold and adventurous, go through the forest to Lake Morsky Oko, or take the cable car to the top of Mount Casparovy.
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