Poland, an underrated European travel destination, is stunning.

If you want to travel to Europe 🗺️, but don't want to be crowded with people, and want to experience exotic customs, come to Poland. The fairytale forest castles, snow-capped wooden cabins 🏕️, colorful houses, and magnificent ancient castles and palaces ⛪ in the medieval old town will let you experience a different Europe. · Best time to visit ✅: 🌿Spring (April–June): The weather is mild, and spring is the flower season in Poland, especially the gardens, forests, and parks are beautiful. ☀️Summer (June–August): It is the peak tourist season, the weather is warm and sunny, and in July and August, many cities have music festivals and cultural events. 🍂Autumn (September–November): The temperature is moderate, and autumn is a colorful season in Poland. ❄️Winter (December–February): Poland's winter is cold, suitable for those who like skiing and winter sports. If you want to experience the Christmas atmosphere, traditional Christmas celebrations are held in major cities in Poland in December. · Recommended travel itinerary ✅: 🔸Day 1: Warsaw → Old Town → Royal Castle → Lazienki Park → Palace of Culture and Science overlooking the panoramic view of Warsaw 🔸Day 2: Krakow → Wawel Castle → Main Square → St. Mary's Basilica 🔸Day 3: Wieliczka Salt Mine → Salt Sculpture → Underground Church → Auschwitz Concentration Camp 🔸Day 4: Zakopane → Tatra Mountains 🔸Day 5: Wroclaw → Old Town Square → Dwarf Statue 🔸Day 6: Poznan → Main Square → Town Hall 🔸Day 7: Gdansk → Long Street → Docklands → Malbork Castle · Main attractions ✅: 📍Warsaw 🔸Old Town: A UNESCO World Heritage Site with elegant architecture and historical sites. 🔸Warsaw Royal Castle: A royal palace with a long history, showcasing Polish history and culture. 🔸Lazienki Park: A charming royal park with Poland's most famous Chopin monument. · 📍Krakow 🔸Wawel Castle: One of the symbols of Polish history, located on Wawel Hill, was once the royal palace of Poland. 🔸St. Mary's Basilica: One of Krakow's landmark buildings, famous for its beautiful Gothic architecture. 🔸Auschwitz Concentration Camp: A witness to history, highly recommended for history lovers. 🔸Wieliczka Salt Mine: This World Heritage Site salt mine is located near Krakow, where you can visit underground salt sculptures and salt lakes. · 📍Gdansk 🔸Gdansk Old Town: A charming port city known for its historic buildings and picturesque streets. 🔸Malbork Castle: One of the largest brick castles in the world, with a strong medieval flavor. · 📍Zakopane 🔸Tatra Mountains: A place for hiking and skiing. 🔸Krupowki Street: Zakopane's main shopping and dining district. 🔸Bialowieza Forest: A World Heritage Site, one of the oldest primeval forests in Europe, rich in biodiversity, and home to wild European bison.