Poland

Central Europe · EU member · diverse landscape

Located in Central Europe. Poland sits right in the middle of Europe, stretching from the Baltic Sea beaches in the north all the way down to the Sudetes and Carpathian Mountains in the south. It's like a bridge between different parts of Europe.

Big, bustling cities. Warsaw is Poland's capital and biggest city, but there are other amazing cities too like Kraków, Wrocław, and Gdańsk. Each city has its own unique history and character.

Over 38 million people. Poland is one of the five most populous countries in the European Union, which means a lot of people call it home. That makes it a really vibrant and active place to live.

Part of the EU. Poland joined the European Union, which connects it to other European countries through trade, travel, and shared rules. Being in the EU helps Poland work with its neighbors.

Varied landscapes. Poland has everything from flat areas near the Baltic Sea to mountains and forests in different regions. This variety means different plants and animals live in different parts of the country.