With hotel stays up 13% in early 2025, according to TVP World , and bookings in cities like WrocÅaw and Warsaw surging by as much as 215% during the shoulder season, HospitalityNet reports, Poland ’s major cities are becoming increasingly popular choices for travelers.
Together, Poland’s five major cities — Warsaw, Kraków, WrocÅaw, Åódź, and PoznaÅ — offer a mix of well-known cultural centers and less familiar urban stops that are increasingly drawing international interest. While Warsaw and Kraków tend to dominate itineraries, cities like WrocÅaw, Åódź , and PoznaÅ have emerged as off-the-beaten-path alternatives with their own architecture, food scenes, and history. This overview serves as a quick guide to what travelers can expect in each of these urban hubs.
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