The most prestigious location, featuring stunning views of the Motława River and the Old Town, surrounded by Gdańsk's finest restaurants and attractions.
Charming and quieter parts of the city center with an Old Town atmosphere, perfect for sightseeing walks and relaxing by the Motława River.
A culture-driven neighborhood near the Old Town, featuring Foodhall Montownia, the European Solidarity Centre (ECS), and the Brabank development with its extensive amenities and relaxation zones.
The historic heart of Gdańsk, featuring St. Mary's Basilica, Neptune's Fountain, and picturesque streets that create the city's unique atmosphere.
Modern apartments by the Motława River with a sauna and gym. Located close to the Old Town and numerous restaurants, offering the perfect blend of relaxation and Gdańsk's attractions.
Houseboats with sauna access, located in the Gdańsk Marina right next to the Old Town. Perfect for those who value unique experiences.
Seaside districts of Gdańsk with full infrastructure, access to sandy beaches, walking trails, Ronald Reagan Park, and cycling paths to Sopot.
A seaside resort featuring the famous pier, cafes, and restaurants along Monte Cassino Street, all providing a unique holiday atmosphere.
A modern city with beaches, Kościuszko Square, and the Aquarium. Perfect for a seaside getaway, offering beautiful views and urban attractions.
Locations near lakes and beaches, perfect for activity seekers, nature lovers, and those looking to relax in beautiful, green surroundings.
Kraków captivates with its history and atmosphere – the Wawel Castle, the Cloth Hall, the charming streets of Kazimierz, and the city's finest cafes make it a place that stays in your heart forever.
Warsaw is a vibrant capital that seamlessly blends modernity with history. It captivates visitors with its Old Town, Vistula boulevards, and a rich culinary and cultural scene.
Picturesque Podhale with a view of the Tatra Mountains, ideal for mountain hiking, winter getaways, and relaxation close to nature.
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Coffee with a view of Warsaw's panorama, a morning walk on the still empty Spichrzów Island in Gdańsk, or an evening with wine in a loft interior in Kraków's Podgórze? The year 2026 has brought a new definition to urban travel. We are giving up haste in favor of quality and authenticity. Polish metropolises have become mature, vibrant centers offering luxury without rigid rules. We suggest where to go for a city break this year.
Warsaw: Not just a business Manhattan
The capital in 2026 is a global hit. The New York Times placed it 2nd on the list of places worth visiting, and this is no exaggeration. The city has become green, modern, and incredibly open.
Where to sleep and what to do?
The choice of location depends on how you want to spend your evenings:
- Wola: If you like to be where "everything happens," aim for the area around 69 Prosta Street. You are just minutes from Daszyński Roundabout and Warsaw Breweries. Here you'll find the best breakfasts in the city (check out Typika café) and industrial bars.
- Śródmieście: Ideal for history and theater fans. You are just a stone's throw from the Saxon Garden and the Grand Theatre.
- View matters: Apartments at 32 Świętokrzyska Street offer a view of the Palace of Culture from the 12th floor. In 2026, it still remains the most "Instagrammable" spot in the capital.
Gdańsk: Life has moved to the island
Gdańsk in 2026 is primarily Spichrzów Island. This is where old warehouses have been transformed into modern apartments, overlooking ships passing under the windows.
The best addresses are Chmielna Street and the Deo Plaza and Granaria complexes. Why is it worth it?
Choosing accommodation on Chmielna Street (Deo Plaza), you don’t have to worry about the weather. There’s a pool and SPA zone on-site. After a frosty walk along the Motława River, this is an absolute rescue.
Where to eat? Don’t look far! Downstairs you have Słony Spichlerz – a food hall where everyone will find something for themselves. If you're looking for something upscale, check out Tygiel Gdański (Michelin distinction) – they do great things with local products.
If you’re after something unusual, check out the houses on the water in the Gdańsk marina. It’s a unique experience – you literally live on the river, with monuments within arm's reach.
Kraków: Podgórze is the new Kazimierz
Kraków in 2026 is no longer just the Main Square. The most interesting things happen now in Podgórze. This district, once industrial, is today the most creative spot on the city map – full of galleries (MOCAK), niche cafés, and modern architecture.
Practical tips:
- Transport: Remember that from January 2026 a Clean Transport Zone operates in Kraków. It's better to leave the car in a parking lot and use trams or walk – apartments on Józefińska Street are well connected.
- Kraków has become a hub for themed cafés. Dziórawy Kocioł (for Harry Potter fans) or Tawerna Wilczy Dół (Witcher vibe) are places you won’t find anywhere else in Europe.
Kościelisko: an escape from Zakopane crowds
Zakopane can be tiring, so in 2026 the trend is Kościelisko. It's higher, quieter, and you have Giewont almost within reach.
This is an option for those who want a private sauna and fireplace, and to step out in the morning directly onto the trail to the Kościeliska Valley. In March, it’s worth dropping by for the SnowFest festival (held nearby in Wisła) or simply warming up in the Chochołowskie Thermal Baths.
Transport 2026: Train beats car
Thanks to the modernization of railway lines, traveling for a city break has become fast and stress-free.
| Route | Fastest time (EIP/EIC) |
|---|---|
| Warsaw – Kraków | 2h 21min |
| Warsaw – Wrocław | 3h 33min |
| Warsaw – Zakopane | 4h 14min |
| Kraków – Zakopane | 1h 57min |
How not to waste a weekend?
A good city break in 2026 is based on two things: location and standard. Choosing apartments in the center (like those from Downtown Apartments) saves you time commuting and gives you access to pools and SPA zones.
Polish urban tourism is today mature, luxurious, and focused on authentic experiences. It’s time to pack your bag and check it out yourself!
