What do we love for City Breaks? A short 2- or 3-day trip does not require us to plan a vacation in advance. We can organize a city break with one overnight stay or take a day off and extend the weekend. Lower costs are also an advantage of short trips. City breaks will help you. to make the months off-season, when summer is still far away, and we would do well to recharge the batteries. We often organize City Breaks during long weekends, thanks to which we get a mini vacation without taking a vacation. This has one drawback. As you can easily guess, we will not be the only ones then. tourists visiting the city, we have to take into account more traffic and queues to various attractions. City Break well prepared In order to make the most of your time during your trip and not waste it looking for accommodation or a good restaurant, it is worth getting ready in advance. An evening devoted to searching for the necessary information will pay off. We especially recommend booking accommodation in advance. If we do it in advance, we have a chance to buy a stay in facilities with the best location and a higher standard. Do not hesitate any longer where to go for two days. We will present you> cities worth visiting in Poland. Szczecin - Paris of the North Monumental buildings and beautiful greenery - Szczecin is a city that will positively surprise you. Interesting architecture, picturesque waterfront and lots of green areas guarantee a successful tour. What is worth seeing when visiting Szczecin? Pomeranian Dukes' Castle, St. James Cathedral Basilica, Philharmonic Building, Wały Chrobrego, Lake Szmaragdowe. Where to eat You can choose from the offers of restaurants serving dishes from all over the world and typically Polish. We recommend checking out the restaurants "Ziemniak i Spółka" and "Dzika Gęś". Book a hotel. Szczecin is a large and varied accommodation base When looking for accommodation, it is worth choosing a well-located hotel. Szczecin offers a large selection of facilities in the city center. Noteworthy is Hotel Dana with its elegant interior, an extensive spa area and a restaurant awarded by the Yellow Gault & Millau Guide, also known as the Yellow Bible of Taste. Toruń. The city of gingerbread and Copernicus The Old Town in Toruń impresses with its medieval, gothic architecture. The entire complex is inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. In Toruń, see: The Old Town with the statue of Nicolaus Copernicus and the Town Hall, the Planetarium and the House of Nicolaus Copernicus, the Leaning Tower, the Vistula Boulevards, the Museum of Toruń Gingerbread. Tricity - City Break in the maximum version Tricity is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country. The Baltic Sea and three large urban centers provide plenty of attractions at any time of the year. Make sure that in the Tri-City you will see: The Main Town with the Neptune Fountain in Gdańsk, Westerplatte, the Museum of the Second World War, the Orłowski Klif in Gdynia, the Pier in Sopot, the Crooked House in Monciak in Sopot. Lublin - the capital of Eastern Poland Lublin attracts more and more tourists every year. The biggest attractions are located in the Old Town and the neighboring Castle Hill. In Lublin, it is worth seeing: The Castle - currently it houses a museum that is worth visiting, the Grodzka Gate, the Old Town, the Krakowska Gate and Krakowskie Przedmieście, Saski Park. Cracow. The heart of Małopolska The historical capital of Poland, which attracts crowds of tourists. It is impossible to get bored in Krakow. We present the top 5 places that we recommend visiting in the city of Krak: Main Market Square and St. Mary's Church, Wawel Royal Castle and Dragon's Den, Planty, Vistula Boulevards, Kazimierz. Wrocław - the city of bridges and dwarfs The capital of Lower Silesia, more and more often mentioned as one of the most interesting tourist cities in Europe. Fall in love with Wrocław by visiting: Market Square with the Town Hall building, Ostrów Tumski, Panorama Racławicka, University of Wrocław, Zoo and Africarium. Polish City Break. What does this mean in practice? Regardless of whether you like cheap or luxurious travel, or you like active sightseeing or unhurried relaxation, a city break in one of the Polish cities is a great idea to spend a weekend. With each city you visit, you learn new things about the history of this corner of the country, about the people and about the regional cuisine. These are new impressions, stimuli and memories. And this, as you know, is priceless.