Poland highlights Warsaw and Krakow at ATM

Poland will present its picturesque cities of Warsaw and Krakow at the 30th Arabian Travel Fair 2023, held at the Dubai World Trade Center from 1-4 May.

“The Land of the Wild” will showcase its rich natural beauty and picturesque cities to thousands of tourism and media professionals from all over the world.

From the towering Tatra Mountains to the wild Baltic Sea, Poland is full of vibrant cities known for their treasured heritage, stunning architecture, stunning landscapes and a plethora of sights and landmarks that are sure to To please all types of visitors.

warsaw and krakow
Starting your dream vacation with one of the direct flights to Warsaw or Krakow couldn’t be easier. These two cities are a must-see on any journey through Poland. Both are perfect options for a cultural experience, and even better hubs for exploring other parts of the country. Old Town urban complexes in Krakow and Warsaw; both are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. But the stories behind the two cities are very different.

For centuries, Krakow’s urban planning remained almost intact. Today, travelers from all over the world come to the city to admire the beautiful architectural styles from different eras. Warsaw was completely destroyed during World War II. It was rebuilt over the next few years. Today it is known as a masterpiece of reconstruction because the old part of the city looks the same as it did before the war.

UNESCO website
UNESCO World Heritage Sites are one of the main themes of our 2023 campaign. With Krakow and Warsaw as starting points, it is easy to discover our UNESCO sites. From Krakow you can reach the Wieliczka and Bochnia royal salt mines, the wooden churches of South Malopolska, the Tarnowskie Gory lead-silver-zinc mine and its groundwater management system, and the infamous Auschwitz-Birkenau camp.

From Warsaw, you can reach Toruń – the medieval town and birthplace of the famous astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus, the Teutonic Knights’ Castle in Malbork and the longer prehistoric striped flint mines of Krzemionki and Biała Vieza Forest.

untouched nature
Bialowieza Forest is also one of the most famous of Poland’s 23 national parks. It is the only virgin forest in Europe where the European bison lives. Untamed nature and forest wildlife are best observed from the educational trails that meander through the terrain. Other parks in the nearby area are the Narwianski and Biebrzanski National Parks. But you don’t need to look far from Warsaw to discover the beauty of the largest national park – the Kampinowski National Park that borders the city.

National parks easily accessible from Krakow include Ojcowski, Pieninski, Tatrzanski and Gorczanski National Parks. The diversity of landscapes is astonishing. Ojcowski National Park is the smallest national park and has unique geological formations and caves to explore. Pieninski National Park is known for the spectacular Dunajec River gorge, while Tatrzanski National Park is known for its majestic mountains, beautiful alpine lakes and the allure of valley hiking.

For a beautiful, green vacation, one doesn’t have to limit themselves to national parks. From Krakow, you can reach mountain resorts scattered throughout southern Poland. From Warsaw, you can drive to the Lake District – Mazury. In a stunning setting of rolling hills, woods, countryside and, of course, lakes, it offers a variety of options for leisurely time. Once in the area, you can’t miss a boat trip along the Elblaski Canal, which includes a ride on the meadows.

550th Birthday of Nicolaus Copernicus
Toruń is a remarkable example of a Gothic complex. It is also the birthplace of the famous astronomer Copernicus. The apartment that once belonged to the Copernican family is now used as a museum.It combines the latest multimedia technology with historical organization
A Medieval House Visitors can expect knowledge and excitement focusing on three subjects: ancient and contemporary knowledge, the daily life of a middle-class family in the late Hanseatic League, and the life and works of Nicolaus Copernicus.

Copernicus’ trail takes us to other places where he lived and worked. Among them, we stopped in Olsztyn, Marburg, Lidzbark Warminski, Frombork, just to name a few. It is also an area known for its splendid Gothic architecture. Most impressive is the brick castle that served both as the seat of the governing body and as a fortress.

More cities are waiting for you to discover
Wroclaw, Gdańsk, Poznan or Lodz – each city offers a unique experience and tells its own fascinating history. They are perfect destinations for cultural trips, leisure and shopping.

The most recognized of the three metropolises, Gdansk is a vibrant seaside city. Fascinating museums tell of over a thousand years of the region’s history. For those looking for unique gifts and shopping opportunities, Amber is something to learn and the Bazaar of St. Dominic is a must.

Lodz is the largest city in Poland after Warsaw. It is a cultural phenomenon and a fascinating place where brilliant artists, scientists and industrialists live. It is a modern city rooted in tradition. City of multicultural heritage of Poles, Germans, Jews and Russians.

Wroclaw is a bustling city in southwestern Poland. It has a complex history spanning many centuries and the city is home to a large number of historical sites. There are clear reminders of Czech, German and Polish domination. Its heritage makes it a modern European city that you must experience for yourself.

Poznan – This picturesque city is today a major economic, scientific, cultural and tourist center in western Poland. It is home to the most important trade exhibition center in the country.

Shopping
Souvenirs and gifts to bring back from your trip are a must. But for them to be worthwhile, they have to be local products, showcasing local crafts, arts and traditions.

Poland is famous for amber and silver. In addition to classic necklaces and those polished nuggets, it’s also worth seeking out original creations by young artists. Unique striped flint, the stone of optimism, is gaining recognition as jewelry.

Poland is also known for its beautiful glass and faience. The best example of Alphabet One is Boleslawiec’s cobalt paste. Poland is also known for its hand-painted Christmas tree baubles.

It is also worth buying Slow Food products in Poland. Once you’re in Toruń, buy spicy gingerbread. – trade arab news agency