2. Skiing Zakopane is also famous because of the excellent conditions for skiing. This sport has been popular here for over a hundred years - that is why the town is considered the birthplace of Polish skiing and the Winter Capital of Poland. It offers numerous skiing sites - from flat and easy ones for learning to steep and difficult ski runs. Every winter skiers can use about 50 ski lifts and this number is constantly growing.

3. Le Royal Meridien Bristol Hotel is an Art Noveau masterpiece built in 1899, perfectly located in the heart of Warsaw on the King's Walk, the most fashionable street in Warsaw. It is within short walking distance of the Old Town and Royal Castle, next to the Presidential Palace and business district. The hotel was totally renovated to its original splendour in 1993. The property combines 19th century ambience and charm with 21st century luxury and technology. Located in the heart of the Polish capital, Le Royal Meridien Bristol is Warsaw's leading hotel for business and leisure travellers.

4. Welcome to Krakow, a city wrapped in legend, where time flows differently, and where every moment becomes a moment of history. For centuries Krakow was the capital of Poland, the seat of kings, drawing great scholars and artists from the whole world. It is their talents and imagination we must thank for the city's rich legacy of unique historical relics, which reflect the most important trends in European culture.

7. We will arrange transport from your hotel to Kampinos and back. You can be accompanied by an English-speaking person from our office. The ride itself takes approximately 1 hour. You can have the ride only or much more. If you want, you can be equipped on the spot with drinks and have a bonfire party after the ride. We can organize these rides for individual families and small or larger groups. If you are larger groups, the program can include more cool features like a folklore group with singing and dancing. Details will be available upon request.

8. Although Poland is quite a large country it is possible to see three of its most interesting sights in only one day. If you know you have very little time and you cannot return to Poland in the near future, and if you know you are ready to take this long and exhaustive tour, see below what we propose. This tour is available solely via StayPoland.

9. 06:30 – Start from your Warsaw hotel. 09:00 – Arrival in Czestochowa. Visit to the famous Pauline monastery with the religious symbol of Poland – the miraculous painting of the Black Madonna. 10:00 – Departure from Czestochowa. 11:00 – Arrival in Auschwitz (Oswiecim). Visit in concentration camp Auschwitz I (now the museum of Holocaust) and the extermination camp Auschwitz II – Birkenau. 14:00 – Departure from Auschwitz. 15:00 – Arrival in Krakow – lunch break. Sightseeing of Krakow, the old Polish capital with a plethora of historic sights. 19:00 – Departure from Krakow. 22:30 – Arrival in Warsaw. Duration: 14 hours, anytime upon request throughout the year. Recommended start at 8-9 am.

10. Winters in Poland can be very harsh, but they can be a thrill and fun. One of the best winter pleasures you can encounter in Poland is kulig. It is a fast festive ride on a horse-driven sleigh through the open fields of Polish inland. Children love it and adults enjoy including kulig into their party schedules along with hot drinks and traditional vodka. There has to be snow for a good kulig and there are good reasons that we will have it from Christmas at least till mid-May. Currently StayPoland organizes kuligs from Warsaw. They take place in the National Park Kampinos approximately 20 kilometres westwards from the city centre.

11. Le Royal Meridien Bristol Hotel is an Art Noveau masterpiece built in 1899, perfectly located in the heart of Warsaw on the King's Walk, the most fashionable street in Warsaw. It is within short walking distance of the Old Town and Royal Castle, next to the Presidential Palace and business district. The hotel was totally renovated to its original splendour in 1993. The property combines 19th century ambience and charm with 21st century luxury and technology. Located in the heart of the Polish capital, Le Royal Meridien Bristol is Warsaw's leading hotel for business and leisure travellers, and the meeting place for high society and international dignitaries for over a century. On-site amenities include two restaurants, a lounge bar, meeting facilities, a fully equipped health club and a beauty salon with hairdresser