Poland Travel

This app is for Travellers to Poland, the App includes top Poland destinations and top tourist attractions:

Features:

1. View top attractions on the map with brief introduction
2. View top attraction sites listed by the distance to the map center
3. Filter the attractions by the city, the category, or keywords
4. Add attractions to [My favorites], click the Star icon to add or remove sites
5. Add My Markers on the map, i.e. My Hotel, Parking Lot, ..., and later, you can find your way back to your Hotel/Parking Lot
6. What To Do list
7. Offline content data

The App contains travel maps, attraction list and top tourist attractions with brief information. Attractions are categorized as: Park (Parks, Gardens), Nature (Mountains, Beaches, Lakes), Museum (Galleries, Museums, Arts Center), Religion (Churches, Mosques, Temples), Historical (Palaces, Castles and Historical sites), Family (Squares, Towns, Markets), Architecture (Structures, Buildings), Sculpture (Monuments, Statues), and Viewpoint (other Points of interests).

Here are the top 5 destinations in Poland along with their top attractions:

1. Kraków

Wawel Castle – A historic royal castle and residence of Polish kings.
Main Market Square (Rynek Główny) – One of the largest medieval town squares in Europe.
St. Mary's Basilica – A stunning Gothic church with a beautiful altarpiece.
Kazimierz District – The historic Jewish quarter with vibrant cafes, synagogues, and museums.
Schindler's Factory Museum – A museum dedicated to Kraków during World War II.

2. Warsaw

Royal Castle – A former royal residence and now a museum.
Old Town (Stare Miasto) – A UNESCO World Heritage site with beautiful historical buildings.
Łazienki Park – A vast, picturesque park with palaces, gardens, and the famous Chopin Monument.
Palace of Culture and Science – The tallest building in Poland, offering panoramic city views.
Warsaw Uprising Museum – A museum dedicated to the 1944 Warsaw Uprising.

3. Gdańsk

Westerplatte – The site where World War II began, with a monument and museum.
Main Town (Stare Miasto) – A beautifully reconstructed historic district.
Mariacka Street – A picturesque street known for its charming architecture and amber shops.
Gdańsk Crane (Żuraw) – A medieval port crane and an important symbol of the city.
European Solidarity Centre – A museum dedicated to the history of the Solidarity movement.

4. Zakopane

Krupówki Street – The main pedestrian street lined with shops, restaurants, and mountain views.
Gubałówka Hill – A scenic hill offering stunning views of the Tatra Mountains.
Tatra National Park – A beautiful natural reserve with hiking trails and diverse wildlife.
Kasprowy Wierch – A popular peak for skiing and hiking.
Wielka Krokiew – A famous ski jumping hill that hosts international events.

5. Wrocław

Market Square (Rynek) – One of the largest medieval squares in Europe, with beautiful Gothic architecture.
Ostrów Tumski – The oldest part of the city with impressive churches, including the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist.
Wrocław's Dwarfs – Small statues scattered around the city representing the history of the city's resistance movement.
Centennial Hall – A UNESCO-listed site, an architectural marvel used for exhibitions and events.
Wrocław Zoo & Africarium – A large zoo with a focus on African animals and ecosystems.

These destinations showcase Poland's rich history, culture, and natural beauty!