Poland, a central european country, ranges from sandy beaches of Baltic sea coast in north and rolling central lowlands to its snowcapped peaks of Carpathian and Sudeten mountains in south. It is blessed with mesmerizing mountains, hills, beaches, glittering lakes, waterfalls, rivers, mines and tons of natural reserves. Aside Weliczka Salt mine, Isle of Usedom, Ojcow national park, Katowice and Bialowieza forest, it has much more to offer. From Tatra national park, Tatra mountains, Krkonose, Masurian lakeland and Sniardwy to Krakow, Gdansk, Wroclaw and Bydgoszcz, it has a broad diversity of attractions. Former royal city of Krakow is an architectural museum since ages. Its Gothic center proudly wears overlays of Renaissance, baroque, art nouveau, finely crafted wood and church buildings disguise amid the Carpathian hills. Among several UNESCO sites, St. Mary’s Basilica in Krakow, is the famous one. Holocaust memorials and synagogues are restored whereas former Jewish centers including Lodz and Lublin have heritage trails. Its capital city – Warsaw is home to Polish academy of sciences, National Philharmonic Orchestra, University of Warsaw, Zacheta art gallery and Warsaw Grand theater. This picturesque vintage city belongs to UNESCO sites. It has royal fortress, king Sigismund’s Column, Wilanow palace, St. John’s Cathedral and abundance of sites to visit. All in all, Poland never fails to enchant you with its captivating beauty.