Holidays in Poland will undoubtedly prove to be informative and fun if you stick to the basic tips for tourists, which can be found below.
- Poland cannot be called a very expensive European state. If you correctly calculate your travel route, then you can safely meet the 30-45 USD per day
- Poles are very polite and well-mannered people, so don't forget to say hello when you enter the store
- Local youth understand either German or English.
- To quickly ingratiate yourself with the locals, try to learn a few phrases in Polish
- On church holidays and on Sundays in Poland it is customary to visit temples and churches
- Photos and videos during church ceremonies are prohibited
- Free car parks can be found near supermarkets
- Public toilets in the country are paid. Exceptions are public places: supermarkets and cinemas
- The currency brought with you can not be exchanged for local money. Many stores have long accepted euros and dollars
- Payment methods accepted include both cash and Visa and MasterCard debit/credit cards — terminals are available in all major restaurants and stores. Zloty may come in handy for paying for excursions or purchasing souvenirs and other small items.
