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Comprehensive travel insurance covering medical, trip cancellation, and baggage
Schengen visa required for non-EU nationals; allows 90-day stay in 180-day period
European Travel Information and Authorization System for visa-exempt travelers
Resilient capital with a reconstructed old town and modern skyline
Medieval gem with a market square, Wawel Castle, and Jewish quarter
Baltic port with colorful buildings and shipyard history
City of bridges with a whimsical dwarf trail
Warsaw · WAW / EPWA
Warsaw · WMI / EPMO
Kraków · KRK / EPKK
Gdańsk · GDN / EPGD
Wrocław · WRO / EPWR
Katowice · KTW / EPKT
Poznań · POZ / EPPO
Mid-range hotel near main attractions
Budget-friendly hostel with shared dorms
Family-run guesthouse with local character
Private apartment or house rental
Available in cities; use meter or agree fare upfront
Available at airports and city centers
Local and intercity bus services
Urban rail network covering city center and suburbs
Uber, Grab, Bolt or local equivalents widely available
Extensive rail connections between cities; book in advance for savings
Follow signs to immigration and passport control upon landing
Present passport and any required visa to the immigration officer
EU/EEA citizens use automated gates; others use manned booths
Collect checked luggage from the designated carousel
Declare items if required; proceed through customs checkpoint
Exchange money at airport or withdraw from ATM; airport rates may vary
Head to taxi rank, bus stop, or ride-hailing pickup zone
Buy a local SIM at airport kiosks for data and calls
National tourism website with travel guides
Official government website
Official tourism website
Check visa requirements and apply online
European Commission Schengen visa information
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