Tripto Guide
Discover places worth seeing — from historic sites to mountain trails.
1746 places
Opole
On the green island of Bolko, embraced by the Oder just next to the centre of Opole, live more than **1,000 animals of 227 species** across 30.31 hectares. The Opole Zoo is one of 11 Polish gardens belonging to the European Association of…
Żubracze
The Bieszczady Forest Railway is a historic narrow-gauge railway departing from Majdan near Cisna and running through the wooded valleys of the Bieszczady Mountains. Once used to transport timber, it is now one of the region's best-known a…
Turzańsk
The Church of St Michael the Archangel in Turzańsk is a wooden Orthodox church built in 1801–1803 and one of the most interesting examples of eastern Lemko sacred architecture in the Polish Carpathians. In 2013 it became part of the UNESCO…
Zator
Energylandia in Zator is Poland’s largest amusement park, with 133 attractions across 90 hectares and seven themed zones. One admission ticket includes rides, shows, cinemas and the Water Park; food, games and selected services cost extra.…
Łęknica
The Muskau Bend Geopark is a German-Polish geological area on both sides of the Lusatian Neisse. Its centrepiece is a push moraine formed by the ice sheet around 340,000 years ago. Folded ground, former mines and post-mining lakes create a…
Trzebieszowice
Radochowska Cave is a guided karst cave in Bzowiec, near Lądek-Zdrój. The visit follows about 300 metres of natural passages and chambers. It is a good choice for travellers who want a more rugged, adventurous cave experience rather than a…
Chełmża
Lake Chełmżyńskie reaches into the centre of Chełmża and is one of the town’s main attractions. This glacial channel lake covers about 299 hectares and offers a promenade, beaches and views of the Gothic co-cathedral. It is easy to combine…
Goczałkowice-Zdrój
Goczałkowice Reservoir is best understood not as an ordinary recreational lake, but as a large water-supply reservoir with an important wildlife role. It provides water for the Silesian region while also creating habitats for birds. ## Wil…
Serwy
Lake Serwy lies in the Augustów Forest, about 15 kilometres north-east of Augustów. Its broad water surface, wooded shores and depth of up to 42 metres make it suitable for a full day of recreation, kayaking and swimming at designated area…
Bystra
**Klimczok (1117 m)** is one of the most popular summits in the Silesian Beskids, between Bielsko-Biała and Szczyrk. The usual approach follows the ridge from Szyndzielnia via the pass below Klimczok, while other routes climb from Szczyrk…
Tum
The Archcollegiate Church of the Blessed Virgin Mary and St Alexius in Tum near Łęczyca is a monumental Romanesque church built between 1141 and 1161. It is considered the largest surviving Romanesque building in Poland and has been a Hist…
Chełmża
The Holy Trinity Co-Cathedral in Chełmża is one of the most valuable examples of Gothic brick architecture in the Chełmno Land. The church stands on a slope above the lake, while its twin-tower façade, transept and tall chancel create the…
gmina Mikołajki
Masurian Landscape Park in gmina Mikołajki is an interesting stop connected with the area’s history, culture or landscape. Include it in a sightseeing plan and combine it with other nearby places. Check current opening hours and access det…
Kołobrzeg
The Museum of Polish Arms in Kołobrzeg was founded on **8 May 1963** and is listed in the State Register of Museums. Since **1966** its profile has been mainly military-historical: from the arms of the early Polish state to equipment of bo…
gmina Jastarnia
Coastal Landscape Park in gmina Jastarnia is an interesting stop connected with the area’s history, culture or landscape. Include it in a sightseeing plan and combine it with other nearby places. Check current opening hours and access deta…
Zakopane
The 1,206-metre summit caps the north-eastern ridge of Kasprowy Wierch above Kuźnice, its limestone walls rising up to 50 metres. The name comes from rocks that from the north-west resemble a nose — and for Zakopane, Nosal is more than a p…
Łódź
Botanical garden in Łódź in Łódź is an interesting stop connected with the area’s history, culture or landscape. Include it in a sightseeing plan and combine it with other nearby places. Check current opening hours and access details befor…
Henryków
Abbey of Henryków in Henryków is an interesting stop connected with the area’s history, culture or landscape. Include it in a sightseeing plan and combine it with other nearby places. Check current opening hours and access details before v…
Łomnica
Łomnica Palace is a baroque residence from the **second half of the 17th century** in the Łomnica Valley, **5 km** from Jelenia Góra, flanked by the classicist "Widow's House" and a historic farmstead. After years of decay the complex has…
gmina Barciany
Drogosze Palace is almost **100 metres** long, with **365 windows** and **52 rooms** — a scale of grandeur that earned it the nickname of the East Prussian Versailles. This baroque residence of the von Dönhoff family was built in **1710–17…
Warszawa
Wilanów is the Baroque summer residence of King **Jan III Sobieski**, built between **1681 and 1696** to a design by Augustyn Wincenty Locci and known as the "Polish Versailles". Unlike Warsaw's residences destroyed in the 20th century, th…
Łódź
Freedom Square in Łódź is an interesting stop connected with the area’s history, culture or landscape. Include it in a sightseeing plan and combine it with other nearby places. Check current opening hours and access details before visiting.
Karpacz
**1,603.30 m** above sea level — Śnieżka is the highest peak of the Karkonosze, the entire Sudetes and the Czech Republic. On the Polish-Czech border you will find the stone Chapel of St Lawrence from **1665**, the Czech post office and th…
Hajnówka
A body of interpenetrating concrete shells crowned by a dome, seating around **5,000 worshippers**, this is one of the largest Orthodox churches in Poland. The Cathedral of the Holy Trinity stands in Hajnówka — the gateway to the Białowież…