Best time to travel to Poland
Top notch dental services is one of many reasons you should visit Poland. While making an appointment try to think about getting something extra.
Travel to Poland during the summer months of June, July, and August, and you will be welcomed with festivals, outdoor concerts, and warm weather. You will enjoy the sunshine on historic squares and relax with a cool Polish beer or your favorite flavor of home made ice cream. Don’t hesitate to take tours to countryside attractions to learn more about what the country of Poland has to offer.
We recommend contacting the Stankowscy-Białach clinic, where qualified specialists with the greatest care select and make dental prostheses as well as all types of prosthetic bridges as part of the Poznań prosthetics services. In addition, they are specialists in the field of Poznań implants.
It’s not only about cities. Visit countryside.
Summer travel to Poland requires advance planning, especially if you will arrive at a destination city prior to or during a major annual festival like Wianki. Check events calendars to determine what?s on during the time of your planned stay and either work the event into your schedule or create a travel plan that helps you avoid the time when the numbers of visitors for that event are expected to peak.
The countryside throughout Poland is lovely and relatively unspoiled. Poland has a variety of regions with beautiful landscapes and small-scale organic and traditional farms. Travellers can choose different types of activities such as bird watching, cycling or horseback riding.
Culturally, you can visit and/or experience many churches, museums, ceramic and traditional basket-making workshops, castle ruins, rural centres and many more. A journey through the Polish countryside gives you a perfect opportunity to enjoy and absorb local knowledge about its landscape and people.
Are you struggling with bite problems or are you not sure if you need braces? Contact a specialist in orthodontics from the Stankowscy-Białach dental clinic! As part of the Poznan orthodontics services, he will take care of the condition of your teeth and restore their full functionality.
Travel to Poland: Key regions
Poland’s sixteen administrative regions are called województwa, often abbreviated as “woj.”. The word is roughly equivalent to the word “province” in English. The sixteen provinces have elected self-governments, who oversee local regional and economic policy, EU funding, and cultural affairs. Some English dictionaries use the word voivodeship to describe the provinces, although the use of the word is rare, and is likely not to be universally understood at first by some Poles.
Greater Poland (Greater Poland Voivodship, Lubusz)
A varied landscape, profusion of wildlife, bird-watcher’s paradise and inland dunes.
Lesser Poland (Holy Cross Mountains, Lesser Poland Voivodeship, Lublin Voivodeship, Subcarpathia)
Home to spectacular mountain ranges, the world’s oldest operating salt mines, fantastic landscapes, caves, historical monuments and cities. The magnificent medieval cities of Cracow and Lublin are major metropolitan centres.
Masovia (Łódź Voivodship, Masovian Voivodship)
Metropolitan center of Poland with Warsaw, and Łódź, the manufacturing city known as the “Manchester of Poland”.
Podlachia
Unique primeval forests and picturesque backwaters (e.g. Biebrza river) with protected bird species make the region increasingly interesting for tourists.
Pomerania (Pomeranian Voivodship, Kuyavia-Pomerania, West Pomerania)
Home to Poland’s attractive seaside; sandy beaches with dunes and cliffs; lakes, rivers and forests.
Silesia (Lower Silesia, Opole Voivodeship, Silesian Voivodeship)
Colorful mixture of different landscapes. One of the warmest regions in Poland with the very popular, dynamic city of Wrocław (region’s historic capital)and the country’s biggest metropolitan area of the Upper Silesia. Place of Polish, German and Czech heritage.
Warmia-Masuria
Very green area filled with lakes. It offers unspoiled nature and possibility of camping in beautiful countryside.