Poland
Poland is above all the charm of a country faithful to its traditions: religious fervor is one of the most important aspects of a stay in Warsaw or Krakow.
But that’s not all: the local cuisine, the colorful houses of the cities center and varied architecture in Poland still deserve at least a week.
Slavic tradition is still very present in Poland. Dance, music and architecture prove every day that two world wars and 40 years of Soviet presence and influence have not removed their culture to the Poles. I was not impressed with Poland. The life there was slow, not innovative.
I did like the beautiful fields of poppy flowers.
It is for this atmosphere that is just in Poland, but also for its lush forests, mountains and clear lakes.
Entered the Polish territory on presentation of a passport or a national card (for citizens of the European Union).
transport network
Airports
Airports in Warsaw and Krakow
Warsaw and Krakow are served by regular flights from Paris.
Airport Warsaw Frederic Chopin: To get to the city center, take the bus 175 direction “dworzec Gdanski” (30 minutes).
John Paul II International Airport Kraków-Balice: several bus lines connecting the center of Krakow: lines 292, 208 and 602 (night bus)
General
The bus is probably the easiest way to travel in Poland many lines joining the main tourist attractions of the country from the big cities. This is also an opportunity, why not, to become acquainted with the Poles.
A trip to Frederic Chopin Airport in Warsaw
Frederic Chopin Airport in Warsaw is located at Okecie International Airport in the district of Warsaw, Poland. It is also called Okecie Airport, its previous name, before it was renamed after the famous Polish composer, former resident of Warsaw.
It is the largest and most modern airport in Poland.
It handles 50% of the country’s passenger traffic and has hosted nearly 10 million passengers in 2010.
The airport handles one hundred regular flights daily with more than thirty airlines. London, Frankfurt, Paris and Amsterdam are the main international destinations and Krakow, Wroclaw and Gdansk, the main domestic destinations.
The airport has three terminals: two for passengers and one for freight.
transport network
by bus
– Bus 148: Airport – Ursynów – Praga
Hours: daily from 4:35 ET 10:35 p.m.
– Bus 175: Airport – Center
Hours: daily from 4:58 ET 11:27 p.m.
– Bus 188: Airport – Center (Politechnika Metro station) – Praga South (Wiatraczna)
Hours: all day between 4:43 ET 11:13 p.m.
– Bus 575: Airport – Metro Station Wilanowska
Hours: daily from 4:49 ET 10:49 p.m.
– Night bus N32: Airport – Central Station
Hours: daily from 11:09 p.m. ET 4:39
Taxi: from / to the airport and the city center of Warsaw