Poland Insider Tips

Poland | A beloved dough-filled dish whether baked, boiled or sauteed, peirogi are a soft dumpling-like favorite commonly stuffed with potatoes, cheese or roasted meats and vegetables, or fruity desserts topped with sugar and cream, for a must-try Polish delicacy.

Poland, Gdansk | Considered one of the world's rarest books, the Diocesan Museum in Pelplin, south of Gdansk, is home to one of the nine original press-printed copies of the 15th-century bound Gutenberg Bible remaining today.

Poland, Krakow | Bustling with boutiques, open-air cafes, vendors, Gothic-styled structures and underground museum, Krakow's 13th-century Rynek Glawny, the main market square, is the largest medieval marketplace in Europe.

Poland, Krakow | Deemed as Poland's most popular destination and located just outside the Royal Wawel Castle complex, Krakow's Old Town is a must-see UNESCO World Heritage site.

Poland, Warsaw | Touted to have originated in the 8th century in Poland, wander through centuries of vodka history, its production process and spirit tasting at the Vodka Museum in Warsaw.