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Green getaway to Poland’s fastest growing cultural city, Warsaw 

Poland’s cities perfectly blend urban spaces with natural green spaces, and no city does this better than ورشو. Home to over 90 parks and green spaces that cover 25% of the city, escape the hustle and bustle of the city’s UNESCO Old Town and enjoy views from one of Europe’s largest roof gardens, covered with over 120 plants. The promenade of the Vistula River comes alive as temperatures rise, with the left side a buzz with events, bars, foodie treats and river jetties, whilst the right side is a Natura 2000 area and the breeding ground for many endangered bird species. When the sun shines on the city, kick back on the banks of the Vistula River, some of the cleanest urban beaches in the world.

Discover glorious Gdansk, the Baltic coast’s hidden gem 

This picture-perfect city encapsulates what Poland is all about. Wander through the city’s heart, Dlugi Targ, known as the Long Market. It’s the main thoroughfare of Gdansk and is lined with colorful pastel buildings, buzzing bars, underground restaurants and the iconic Neptune Fountain. Here you will also find the Fahrenheit Monument, commemorating Daniel Fahrenheit, the pioneering temperature scientist, who was born in Gdansk in 1686. You can also visit the house where Fahrenheit grew up, complete with an ornate face that pays homage to the scientist. Finally, be sure to visit the Motlawa River Embankment. The waterfront provides a gentle calm to this dynamic city, with locals sitting outside and soaking up the late afternoon sun in the summer months. Lined with pubs, bars and restaurants, this distinct atmosphere is what makes Gdansk so special and will bring you back time and time again.