Małopolskie Province is in the south of Poland, on the border with Slovakia. Its name is often rendered in English as "Lesser Poland", but there's nothing lesser about it, and that term isn't used here. Geographically it has the heights of the Tatras Mountains, rolling countryside of woodlands and farms, and the strange depths of its salt mines. Culturally its span is even more extreme: from the fascinating old city of Kraków, and the village wooden churches and dwellings, to the 20th century hell that was Auschwitz.

Cities

Step into Mazowieckie Province, the beating heart of Poland, where every corner pulses with history, culture, and boundless energy! At its core lies Warsaw, a city that effortlessly blends old-world charm with modern vibrancy—stroll through the meticulously reconstructed Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, then dive into the trendy neighborhoods brimming with innovative restaurants, lively bars, and world-class museums. But the magic doesn’t stop there: venture beyond the capital to discover picturesque countryside, majestic palaces, and serene riverside retreats.