Discover the ideal holiday rental for your stay in Poland
With its delicious traditional cuisine and enchanting culture, Poland has become a renowned holiday destination, and since being granted its independence, the nation has grown and developed at an astronomical rate to become one of the fastest growing of all of the European countries.
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It shares borders with Lithuania, the German states of Saxony and Brandenburg, the nothern and eastern parts of the Czech Republic as well as the Zilina and Presov regions of Slovakia. Although Poland is part of the European Union, it does not use the euro; the currency here is the Polish złoty (PLN). Poland has a long and resiliant history behind it, and despite having been devastated by two world wars, it has amazingly managed to retain its cultures and traditions. Holiday homes in Poland will allow you to gain an insight into the land's history and culture, as well as discovering the natural beauty that is on offer here through outdoor activities – from hiking to sailing to skiing – which are perfect for those active family holidays in Poland.
Krakow
Once the capital of Poland, Kraków is famous for its historical monuments such as St. Mary's Basilica, a gothic church with a famous wooden altar, from whose tower a bugle-call is played every hour, as well as Wawel Castle and Cathedral and the Medieval and Renaissance style buildings which can be found in its Old Town, for example the Cloth Hall located in the central Medieval market square. The airport is around a 30 minute drive from the centre of the city, and getting around here is easy thanks to the public trams and buses, although most of the landmarks are within walking distance from each other, meaning that travelling by foot or even by bike is an easy alternative. A popular point of interest amongst visitors staying in a apartment in Krakow is a visit to the Wieliczka salt mine, which has been in operation since the 13 century. Here you will be lead through twenty chapels and alongside underground lakes whilst learning about its past. If you want to spend a bit of time outside enjoying the fresh air, another thing to do is visiting the Ojcowski National Park, a beautiful nature reserve which houses 2 castles and through which the Prądnik River flows. Nowadays, Kraków is becoming more and more well known for being a hotspot for young people who are looking to discover Krakow's nightlife scene. It is believed by some that the city is home to the highest density of bars in the world. Why not book a self catering Poland holiday rental for you and a group of friends and find out for yourself? Opening hours are flexible here depending on the amount of customers – the more people there are, the later the bars stay open! If you want to go clubbing, head to the streets of Floriańska and Szewska where you'll find plenty of dancing opportunities to keep you occupied. If you're looking for inpiration for a party city, maybe you should take a look at Antwerp or Prague?
It may not be the first place you think of, but more than half of the northern borders of Poland look out onto the Baltic Sea, making it a great location to book Poland holiday rentals for beach holidays in Poland. Most of the beaches along this coastline are sandy, and although the waters may not be as warm as those of the Mediterranean, it is still usually warm enough to swim here between July and September. Thanks to the lack of crowds of tourists, hotels and restaurants along the seafront, Poland's stretches of golden sand are ideal for a quiet, family getaway. Gdańsk is a picturesque city with many attractions for an active holiday, such as cycling and walking along the coastal trails, as well as relaxing on one of the many white sandy beaches here. This is also a good destination for a group holiday, as the nightlife in Gdansk and Sopot is growing more and more popular, with many bars, pubs and clubs for you to enjoy. On the Gdansk beaches of Stogi and Brzeźno, there are water slides (both stationary and inflated for younger children) and volleyball and football pitches, making them perfect for families, and the beach resort towns of nearby Sopot and Leba, which is further west towards the coastline of Germany, also make for lovely destinations. Just across the water from Gdansk is the narrow Hel peninsula, jutting out into the Baltic sea, which is a much-loved area for windsurfing thanks to the shallow waters. All of the water along this coast is mainly shallow until quite a way out, making it safe for children. If you like the sound of swimming in the Baltic Sea and you've already been to Poland, the nothern seaside towns in the German state of Mecklenburg-West Pomerania are also worth visiting.
Come to Poland for Your Next Skiing Holidays
Poland has six main ski resorts which are really making their mark in the European skiing scene, Zakopane being the largest, which is situated in the Tatra Mountains beside the border into Slovakia. Here, you can choose either alping or cross country skiing, or even ski jumping, depending where abouts you go in the area, as it is made up of smaller skiing zones, like Nosal, which usually has the best snow conditions as there are canons making artificial snow, and it is also a great place for beginners as there are lots of easy runs. Zakopane is located around 2 hours' drive away from the airport in Krakow, which makes it easily accessible, and good for an all-in-one vacation if you want to combine a city break with a ski trip, as you could even rent one of the Poland holiday homes in Krakow and take a day off skiing! Here, there is something for all abilities, making it ideal for a family holiday. Szczyrk has 28 slopes available, most of which are open between December and April, and also offers skiing for different levels of ability.
Frequently asked questions
What are the most popular accommodations in Poland?
The most popular accommodation types in Poland are apartment rental and house rentals. With 8,246 accommodations in Poland, the perfect holiday home is only one click away.
What does it cost to rent a holiday home in Poland?
With Casamundo you can find rentals in Poland starting at £22. On average, you will stay in a 108 m² (House rentals) or a 46 m² (Apartment rental).
Do you offer pet-friendly apartment rental in Poland?
When travelling with your dog in Poland, apartment rental are recommended. These are the most common type of pet-friendly accommodations and cost an average of £115 per night.
Do you also offer accommodations that are suitable for groups in Poland ?
We can help you find accommodations in Poland for a group. On average, the apartment rental has space for 4 guests.
What are the most popular holiday destinations in Poland?
