Explore the world with tourHQ
Explore the world with tourHQ
Delve into the land of Slavic kings and discover rugged Tatra peaks, Gothic castles and sweeping forests, not to mention oodles of bars and café culture. TourHQ has plenty of Poland guides at hand to help.
Search Cities in Poland
Thank you for making it here. My name is Amit Chandra - also known as Whistling Hound across ...
Travelling - I made my passion into my profession. I am a native of Poland and a certificated Tour ...
If you'd like to discover the secrets of the medieval metropolis in an exciting, but professional ...
I am a professional guide from nearly twenty years of experience in the profession. Since April ...
My job is my hobby and my hobby is my job. Born, grew up in Warsaw, graduated in history of art ...
Hello and welcome to my Country - Poland. I’m Hubert Pawlik, a licensed Warsaw ...
I have been working as a guide since 1979. I give tours around MAZURY and ...
Born in Warsaw, have lived here for most of my life. I love this city. Can take you on ...
Justyna Ciupa brought her borderland openness and warmth to Poznań from her family town Sanok. ...
I am a professional guide from nearly twenty years of experience in the profession. My job is ...
Welcome to Krakow! Welcome to Poland! I would like to invite you to the most beautiful city in ...
I am a licensed guide of Cracow and the area. I finished the course of Cracovian guides and enjoy ...
Me and my husband are both guides for almost 17 years. We love our city - Warsaw,as our country and ...
Licensed Tour Guide with a degree in Architecture and English Translations with 15+ years of ...
Here I am - Renata, ready to guide you in Warsaw and in the Mazovia region, where I was born, ...
Between the fir-clad hills of the Bohemian Massif, the spikey summits of the looming Carpathians, the rolling lowlands and sprawling lakes of verdant, bucolic Masuria, and the Gothic architectural faces that pepper Poland’s ancient towns, it’s easy to see why this country in the heartlands of the Slavic East remains one of Europe’s best-loved destinations.
The cities are awash with heady subterranean beer bars, UNESCO-attested old towns and charming churches—from the iconic Bazylika Mariacka of Krakow in the south, to the red-brick rises of Saint Mary’s in Gdansk on the Baltic. The capital at Warsaw is a buzzing hub of energy that hums with business deals and forward-thinking EU body politic, laden with monuments and museums to the nation’s tumultuous 20th Century past.
Today, skiers flock to Zakopane for the Tatra slopes of the south, hikers wander the primeval forests of Bialowieza, revellers wallow in the heady clubs of Sopot, bohemians loose themselves between the cobbled lanes and quirky cafes of Krakow’s Kazimierz, and sightseers flit between the castle-topped hills and deep-cut salt mines. As any Poland tourist guide will tell you, this really is a land packed with adventure!
Say Goodbye to Travel Stress