Join us on a nostalgic trip to these 10 extraordinary Old Towns in Poland – in all their glory, past and present. Let's begin our trip with Złotoryja, which, according to law, is the oldest town along ...

In South West Poland lies Ząbkowice Śląskie. Most of you have likely never heard of the town ... Another concept claims that the tower, standing at the lowest point of the Old Town, served as a city ...

Warsaw, the vibrant capital of Poland, tells a story of resilience and transformation. It was almost destroyed in World War II but rebuilt with great determination. The historic Old Town now shows ...

Warsaw's central Old Town neighborhood is one of the city's most popular areas and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This historic district, which was rebuilt after bombings from World War II ...

One of Old Town's most recognizable buildings is The ... Travelers can also tour the former apartments of Polish royals like King Stanislaus Augustus and Prince Joseph Poniatowski.

in the cellars of the old town hall. A similar spot along the same street is Spiz, where you can drink wheat beers to accompany various hearty dishes. Mains average £15. Be aware in Poland ...