Poland.

Poland is a country rich in history and culture. Here are some travel tips and recommendations for Poland: 1. Gdansk: Located in northern Poland, this is an easy city to explore. You can visit St. Mary's Church to see the spectacular astronomical clock, the Amber Museum to see large pieces of amber and preserved lizards, and Neptune's Fountain. 2. Warsaw: As the capital of Poland, Warsaw has many historical sites, such as the Warsaw Historical Center. Warsaw Airport is small, and you can take a bus to the city center or to Warsaw Central Station to buy train tickets to other cities. 3. Krakow: This city has a rich history and culture, including the Main Market Square (Central Square), Wawel Royal Castle, and Oskar Schindler's Factory. In addition, Krakow's Jewish Quarter, Kazmierz, is also worth a visit. 4. Wieliczka Salt Mine: This is a historic salt mine that is now a professional museum. Visitors can tour the mine and experience the history and culture of the salt mine. 5. Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum: This is an important historical site that provides a profound historical education about Nazi concentration camps during World War II. 6. Wroclaw: This city is known for its central market square and historical sites and is a great city to explore on foot. 7. Zakopane: If you enjoy outdoor activities, Zakopane is an ideal destination with beautiful mountains and hiking opportunities. 8. Baltic Sea Beaches: Northern Poland has beautiful beaches, such as Swinoujscie Beach, which is a great place to enjoy the sun and beach fun. 9. Polish Cuisine: Polish cuisine is known for its hearty stews and smoked cheese, so don't miss the chance to try traditional Polish food. 10. Craft Beer: Poland's craft beer scene is also very active, and you can explore local breweries and craft beers. Here are some practical tips and tricks for traveling in Poland: Don't take photos without permission, especially in large venues such as classes, as this is an invasion of privacy. Be careful not to litter and keep the environment clean. Public transportation in Poland requires you to buy tickets, and plainclothes police officers may check. Poland has a pleasant climate, with short summers and large temperature differences between day and night, so remember to bring a jacket. Prices in Poland are relatively low, and the local currency is the zloty, with an exchange rate of about 1.82:1 (RMB). Poles may not speak English as well as people in other European countries, so learning some basic Polish will be helpful. I hope these tips will help you plan an enjoyable trip to Poland!