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Partaking in a country’s festivals and events is one of the best ways to meet locals, understand the culture and get a deep sense of the spirit of the culture – and the same goes for Poland. If you’d like to experience one of the many Polish festivals that take place throughout the year, read on to find out more.
Poland has a host of unique festivals and events that take place throughout the year. If you would like to learn more about them and incorporate some of these events into your itinerary for Poland, give us a shout and we will help you plan trips to Poland.
Taking place in Krakow, Wianki is one of the oldest and most unique Polish festivals, celebrating the summer solstice. Key traditions during the festival of Wianki include jumping over bonfires, fortune telling, forest wandering and more. Modern day rituals also include a plethora of music concerts that take place in Krakow, as well as a stunning firework show that lights up the summer sky.
If you like to shop, this one is for you. Saint Dominic’s Fair is not only one of the largest Polish events, but one of the biggest cultural and trade festivals in all of Europe. Held in the Old Town of the port city of Gdansk, this fair includes a huge selection of stalls selling everything from fashion accessories to fresh food items, as well as a range of musical concerts and theatre performances.
Christmas in Poland is one of the most beautiful, vibrant Polish festivals to experience. It is truly a magical time, where the cities are lit up and people visit the church service before indulging in traditions like horseback riding as well as eating and drinking with close family and friends – it is always a good time!
