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Recommendations for places to see in Poland. I like walking, history and more...



sikat_ckatThreads: 2
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I have never been to Poland. What are some cities and towns that are must see? I enjoy walking, the outdoors, musuems, history, trying different types of food and learning foreign languages.

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Museums & History - Kraków, Gdańsk, Wroc³aw, Wieliczka
Walking & outdoors - Zakopane, Mazury (lake district), Bieszczady (mountains)
sikat_ckatThreads: 2
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Museums & History - Kraków, Gdańsk, Wroc³aw, Wieliczka
Walking & outdoors - Zakopane, Mazury (lake district), Bieszczady (mountains)

Thank you.

I was actually looking at Lonely Planet travel guide and information.
SwitekThreads: 1
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Being frankly, it depends what you're exactly looking for. What kind of outdoor areas, and museums.
SeanBMThreads: 41
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Recommendations for Zakopane (click here) and Recommendations for Krakow (click here) and walks up the Beskid mountains(click here)
scorpioThreads: 26
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If you enjoy walking, nature, and the beautiful outdoors, then my area (30 km south of Tarnow, near Zakliczyn) in the Carpathian Foothills is the perfect place. I don't mean to advertise, but I do run an informal, inexpensive guest house with excellent transportation links to Tarnow, Krakow, and Nowy Sacz.
BackOfTheNet81Threads: 2
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I don't know so much about the south of the country(although i'm planning to get further south than Warsaw some day!) but Gdansk and the surrounding area has loads of stuff for historians:

Mariacka church, Westerplatte, Oliwa Cathedral, Maritime Museum, Malbork castle etc etc.

There are also plenty of nice places to go walking where you won't get savaged by mosquitoes!!!
Mr GrunwaldThreads: 34
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Museums & History - Kraków, Gdańsk, Wroc³aw, Wieliczka

I have been to the ones in Warsaw, I enjoyed them!
sikat_ckatThreads: 2
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Thanks to everyone who gave recommendations.
plk123Threads: 30
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everything in PL has history.. there is a lot of beautiful places to walk.. you kind of have to narrow it down some..
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