The city of Poznań is famous for its St. Martin croissant, but even if you don't bare the same name as the tasty bite, it is a delight to visit.

Shipyards, German-Dutch-Flemish architecture, a good night and day life and the birthplace of Solidarity: Gdańsk.

Looking proud on the banks of the Wisła river (Vistula), the former royal city of Kraków is remarkably easy going.

While children run for icecream, a rockband plays on the corner, the procession makes its own way around the Maria Cathedral (Bazylika Mariacka) at Kraków's main square (Rynek Główny)

"I wasn’t in a hurry. I never have to be in any particular place at any particular time. Let time watch me, not me it," wrote Nobelprize in Literature winner Olga Tokarczuk about her hometown of Wrocław in her novel Bieguni (Flights).