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Join us to experience fascinating history, beautiful architecture and unique culture on our Poland holidays. Visit the must-see highlights of Poland with us and experience their delicious cuisine whilst indulging in the country’s history.

Holidays to Poland

On our holidays to Poland, we visit the former national capital city of Krakow. A modern city with medieval heritage, it’s the perfect combination for your next trip. Holidays in Poland with Travel Department include visiting all Krakow’s fascinating sites and learning about them from a local, expert guide.

From St. Mary’s Church to the Wawel Cathedral and the Royal Tombs, our Poland holidays 2024 explore every angle of Poland’s history and delve into the roots of some of its amazing architecture. Other towns and cities will be discovered on a trip to Poland, along with stunning scenery surrounding you wherever you go. It’s got something for everyone.

A holiday in Poland at Christmas is something you should have on your bucket list. Wander the magical Christmas markets of Krakow and Gdańsk with us and have the opportunity to find out more about the city’s history with our walking tours.

All of our Poland holidays include return flights, accommodation, all transfers and an exciting array of excursions with an expert, local guide. So, stop planning and start packing!

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Krakow

Poland’s former capital, Krakow, is a stunning medieval city known for its well-preserved Old Town and Jewish quarter. The town’s Market Square, once the largest in Europe, is framed by tenement houses, baroque palaces and beautiful churches. Just outside Krakow lies the Wieliczka Salt Mine, one of the oldest salt mines in the world. This spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Site features magnificent chambers carved out of rock salt. On our holidays to Krakow, we’ll have plenty of free time to visit these fascinating sites and learn the history of the city on a guided walking tour.

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Gdansk

The town of Gdańsk offers a perfect mix of cobbled streets, quaint cafes and gothic architecture. On our Polish holidays including Gdańsk, we’ll enjoy a guided walking tour of the city’s spectacular Old Town including the Golden Gate, Prison Tower, Town Hall, Artus Court and the most famous symbol of Gdańsk, the Neptune fountain. This remarkable bronze statue of the sea god Neptune was created in 1549 and converted into a fountain in 1633. During WWII, the statue was removed and hidden away for safe keeping along with many of the city's other treasures, and remains in near-perfect condition today.

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Wroclaw

The fairy tale city of Wroclaw boasts a unique mix of heritages, with architecture influenced by Bohemian, Austrian and Prussian traditions. The city’s beautiful Old Town or ‘Stare Miasto’ is home to a variety of landmarks including the monumental painting of the Battle of Raclawice. On our holidays including Wroclaw, we’ll enjoy a guided tour of Cathedral Island, Market Square including the Old Town Hall, and Wroclaw University. We’ll also have plenty of free time in the city to discover its other incredible sights or just relax and take in the atmosphere of this picturesque city.

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Warsaw

Poland’s capital and arguably its most famous city, Warsaw is a not to be missed. After being devastated by World War II, the city’s original 13th-century Old Town was meticulously reconstructed and restored to its former glory. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, travellers can read about the recreation as they wander its beautiful cobbled streets. On our holidays including Warsaw, we’ll tour the Old Town including Zamkowy Square, Lazienki Park and the Royal Route, which passes by numerous historic buildings and monuments. We’ll also discover Wilanow Palace & Park, known as the ‘Polish Versailles’ on a half day trip.

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Holidays & Tours In Poland

On our holidays to Poland, we’ll explore some of the country’s most interesting sights including the timber-framed baroque Peace Church, the history-steeped city of Warsaw and the breathtaking Tatra Mountains. Poland is also well-known for its delicious food and we’ll be able to sample some of it on our holidays including classic pierogis, jam-packed donuts called paczki, and bigos, a delicious hunter’s stew. Whether you’re interested in learning about the country’s military history or immersing yourself in its culture, our holidays to Poland have something for everyone. We offer a variety of holidays including short City Breaks to Krakow and Gdańsk, ideal for getting a taste of the must-see highlights, along with a 6-night trip that takes us to some of the country’s best towns and villages. Searching for something a little different? Our Christmas Market holiday to Krakow is the perfect way to turn Christmas shopping from a chore to a treat.

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FAQs

How many bank holidays are there in Poland in 2024? ›

In 2024, employees in Poland will have a total of 115 days off, including 13 public holidays.

How many days off in Poland? ›

Regular employees in Poland are granted at least 20 days of paid vacation (annual leave). However, those with longer seniority are entitled to 26 days, and the entitlement is as follows: 20 days: employees with less than 10 years of service, 26 days: employees with less than 10 years of service.

What is the Polish holiday today? ›

There are no holidays in Poland today.

How many bank holidays are there in Poland? ›

As you can see in the table below, Poland celebrates 13 public holidays throughout the year. If a holiday falls on a Saturday (e.g. New Year's Day), employees are entitled to an extra paid day off on top of their annual leave.

What is the biggest holiday in Poland? ›

Easter. Easter, alongside Christmas, are the most important holidays in Poland, not only for Polish Christians.

How many working days in Poland 2024? ›

In 2024, the number of working days in Poland will reach 251 (2008 hours), slightly increasing over the previous year.

How many hours is full time work in Poland? ›

Standard hours

Working hours are usually from 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM or 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM, often with up to one hour of an unpaid break for lunch. On average, employees are expected to work 40 hours per week (8 hours a day - 5 days a week).

How many hours a week do Polish people work? ›

Poles work the second-longest hours in the European Union, new Eurostat data show. In 2022, they worked on average 40.4 hours a week, well above the EU-wide figure of 37.5 hours.

Is Poland mostly Catholic? ›

According to Statistics Poland in 2018, 93.5% of the population was affiliated with a religion; 3.1% did not belong to any religion. Roman Catholicism comprised 91.9% of the population, with Eastern Orthodoxy at 0.9% (rising from 0.4% in 2011, caused in part by recent immigration from Ukraine).

What is a popular holiday in Poland? ›

November - Independence Day

The month of November is the time when the Poles celebrate their Independence Day or Narodowe Swieto Niepodleglosci. On 11th November, the anniversary of independence is celebrated with parades and public events.

Is Sunday off in Poland? ›

In particular, work on Sundays and public holidays is regulated at commercial establishments. It is not permitted to work in such establishments on Sundays (with the exception of the seven Sundays per year indicated in the regulations) and on public holidays (also if the holiday falls on a trading Sunday).

What language is spoken in Poland? ›

Polish - the official and predominant spoken language. 97% of the population declare Polish as their mother language. 37 million (2011). one of the official languages of the European Union, also a second language in parts of neighboring Lithuania.

What is a Polish tradition? ›

Despite their religious beliefs, several Polish traditions are rooted in Pagan rites. One celebrates an Obiat (a feast) in memory of the deceased. The host leaves an empty chair for the deceased and sweeps it away before everyone sits at the table to excuse the soul who isn't there.

How many paid holidays in a year in Poland? ›

Bank holidays in Poland

All employees are entitled to 13 paid public holidays a year. There is no extra pay for holidays that fall on a Sunday.

Which EU country has the most bank holidays? ›

Austria has the highest number of bank holidays of any European country with 12 paid public holidays throughout the year. Austria also offers 25 days statutory holiday per year.

Which country has the most bank holidays? ›

Nepal has the highest number of public holidays in the world with 35 annually. Also, Nepal has 6 day working schedule in a week. But in 2023 India has 42 holidays which 17 Gazetted holidays and more than 25 restricted holidays.

Which country has the most public bank holidays? ›

Which country has the most public holidays? Iran tops the charts for the most public holidays, and also has the highest number of combined paid holidays in the world; an employee's statutory entitlement is a whole month, and there are an additional 27 paid Public Holidays throughout the year.

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