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Avis Guide to Polish Cities

Warsaw

Poland's capital city is located in the heart of Poland, a large cosmopolitan city with historic buildings and feel. Visit the Old Town, which holds a  unique history and a hub for summer activity such as musical and theatrical performances and open-air galleries.

Warsaw Zoo
Opened in 1928, the zoo is now home to several thousand animals. Some of the most popular animals in the park are the Elephant exhibit, Hippo house and Shark Aquarium as welll as the Brown Bears.

Wroclaw

A city with a perfect mixture of gothic and baroque architecture. Nicknamed, "the Venice of Poland". Wroclaw is located in the south west region of Poland. A fresh, vibrant city full of culture and academia. Perfectly located next to the River Odra with fantastic bridges and promenades along the riverbanks.

The Wroclaw Cathedral
The Wroclaw Cathedral is one of the city's most famous landmarks, known as the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist was Wroclaws very first brick building to built and dates back to the 13th century. Much of the cathedral was rebuilt following considerable damage by the Red Army in the mid-1940s. Look out for the huge pipe organ, which is the biggest of its kind in Poland.

Poznan

Poznan is one of the oldest cities in Poland. The city surrounded by picturesque countryside with many lakes and forests. Some of its main tourist attractions while visiting are:

Gdansk

One of the most important port cities in Eastern Europe, Gdansk is located on the Baltic Sea coast, in northern Poland. The feel of the city is un-Polish, due to the centuries of rich merchants shaping the city through archetecture.

Avis Great Drive Guide for Poland

At Avis we know being on the open road through picturesque scenery is one of the sweeter things in life, which is why we have created Great Drive guides. The guides will take you on a journey through some of the best driving holidays in Europe.

What you can find in the Great Drive Guides
The Great Drives guide is more than just a map, it's a visual representation of your drive. The handy map plots your route, and highlights the high points of the route. The high points or otherwise known as places of interest, gives you a flavour of what to expect at each destination.

They consist of anything from breathtaking scenery to hikes and even some magnificent man made wonders. This is where you can stop and take in the beauty, or spend the night and enjoy all the benefits.