Restaurants in Poland near Hotel Aramis

Poland is a central European country, known both for its grand cities and natural beauty. From its Baltic Sea coastline to its mountanous interior, Poland has a wealth of activities for every traveler.

Warsaw, Poland’s capital, is well known for its monuments. Visit the Old Town, rebuilt after World War II, to view Gothic churches, the Royal Castle, St. John’s Cathedral and the old city ramparts. Krakow holds an ancient church, St. Adalbert’s, from the 10th century—just one of a wealth of beautiful buildings from different architectural periods. The cosmopolitan city of Gdansk lures artists the world over.

Outdoors enthusiasts will enjoy Poland’s 23 national parks, which cover everything from mountain ranges and highlands to lakes, rivers, and the Baltic coastline. The country’s focus on environmental protection has aided in preserving an area of the European primeval forest, known as the Bialowieska Forest.