Gdansk, Poland. Discovering a riverside city that was destroyed during WWII but today is prosperous and welcoming,

Waking Up in Warsaw, Poland: Polish Airlines’ Dreamliner Experience By Stephen Hartshorne GoNOMAD Associate Editor I thought I was dreaming. There I was in Newark Airport and the fire engines were spraying water on a jetliner. Then I was on board the plane, but I wasn’t jammed into a narrow…

Poznan, the fifth-largest city of Poland, is not often visited by travelers, who start and end with Warsaw and Crakow. Here are reasons to visit Poznan, too

By James Michael Dorsey So what’s worth seeing in a salt mine? A whole lot more than salt! Visitors entering the Wieliczka mine, 30 miles, (19km   ) outside of Krakow Poland descend more than 800 stairs beneath the rolling countryside into a vast and sprawling magical land of dwarves,…

By Inka Piegsa Quischotte Poland: Castles and the Gold Train From the moment we stepped onto the bus, our tour guide in Poland was pelted by questions from my excited fellow travel journalists: “Where is the gold train? Can we see it? Have they confirmed yet what it contains? Have…

Exploring Poland’s fourth largest city By Inka Piegsa-Quischotte The city of 100 bridges–that’s just one of several monikers Poland’s fourth largest city, located on the river Odra in Lower Silesia, can boast. Wroclaw is also referred to as the Venice of Poland, the Holy Blossom of Europe and the Pearl…