A Day Trip to Malbork: Visiting the Biggest Castle in the World!
We were sure on a roll with side trips during our visit to Gdansk. Aside from taking a day trip to Sopot and Gdynia,…
Read MorePoland – this may well be one of the most underrated countries in Europe! How is it such a well-kept secret when every city is more beautiful than the next? Well, we’re dishing out the secrets here on the blog. If it’s colourful town squares, medieval castles, beautiful architecture and platefuls of pierogi you’re after, you need to make a beeline for Poland! You have Wroclaw with its charming university quarter and gnome statues scattered around every corner, Warsaw with its historic Old Town contrasted by strong Soviet architecture just a few blocks down, Poznan with its brightly painted townhouses and surprising street art, Gdansk with its port vibes and red brick structures, the seaside escapes of Sopot, not to mention Malbork where you can visit the biggest castle in the world! As you can see, there’s something for every traveller. And yes, we’re totally serious about not leaving Poland before learning to make pierogi – that would be an injustice!
We were sure on a roll with side trips during our visit to Gdansk. Aside from taking a day trip to Sopot and Gdynia,…
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Gdansk was our fourth destination in Poland after visits to Krakow, Wroclaw and Poznan, and this northern harbour city by the Baltic Sea definitely had a…
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We visited Gdansk in the middle of summer, so we knew a day trip to Sopot was a must! This seaside town on the…
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Poznan was the third stop of our month-long trip through Poland and like Krakow and Wroclaw before it, the city proved to be yet…
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First things first, let’s start with the name: Wroclaw. This city’s name has baffled many a tourist and surely also left many a local…
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Krakow was the first stop of our month-long trip through Poland and what a great city to kick things off! Our visit to Krakow was…
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When I think back to my trip to Warsaw, most of those memories revolve around food. From bowls of chilled pink beetroot soup to steaming…
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Wroclaw is full of surprises: it has one of the most beautiful squares in Europe, it’s inhabited by a legion of gnomes, and it…
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Warsaw took me by surprise. I feel like the Polish capital is a really well kept secret that very few travellers know about (even…
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The first thing that Sam and I did when we arrived in Warsaw was eat pierogi at a local pub. This is the one…
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