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Tourism in Poland

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Poland Visitor Arrivals

  • Poland Visitor Arrivals recorded 15,947,700 person in Dec 2022, compared with 9,722,100 person in the previous year
  • Poland Visitor Arrivals data is updated yearly, available from Dec 1995 to Dec 2022
  • The data reached an all-time high of 89,118,000 person in Dec 1999 and a record low of 8,418,000 person in Dec 2020

View Poland's Visitor Arrivals from 1995 to 2022 in the chart:

Poland Visitor Arrivals

What was Poland's Visitor Arrivals in 2022?

Poland Visitor Arrivals recorded 15,947,700 person in Dec 2022, compared with 9,722,100 person in the previous year See the table below for more data.

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  • Above-ground forest biomass (2020)
  • Absolute annual change in primary energy consumption (2022)
  • Absolute number of deaths from ambient particulate air pollution (2015)
  • Access to justice for men Regimes of the World (2022)
  • Access to justice for women Regimes of the World (2022)
  • Acute hepatitis death rate (2019)
  • Adequacy of social insurance programs (2015)
  • Adequacy of social safety net programs (2015)
  • Adequacy of unemployment benefits (2015)
  • Adjusted net saving (current US dollars) (2020)
  • Adjusted net savings per capita (2020)
  • Adolescent birth rate, 10-14 year olds (2020)
  • Adolescent birth rate, 15-19 year olds (2020)
  • Adult literacy rate (2021)
  • Affordability of cigarettes (2022)
  • Age dependency ratio (2021)
  • Agri-environmental policies weighted by their intensity (2022)
  • Agricultural land per capita (2021)
  • Agricultural land use (2021)
  • Agricultural land use per person (2023)
  • Agricultural output (2019)
  • Agricultural value added per worker (2019)
  • Air passengers (2020)
  • Air pollution deaths from fossil fuels (2015)
  • Alcohol and drug use disorders as a share of total disease burden (2019)
  • Alcohol and drug use disorders death rate IHME (2019)
  • Alcohol and drug use disorders death rate WHO (2019)
  • Alcohol and drug use disorders deaths IHME (2019)
  • Alcohol and drug use disorders deaths WHO (2019)
  • Alzheimer's prevalence (2019)
  • Amphetamine use disorder death rate IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Amphetamine use disorder death rate WHO (2019)
  • Annual CO₂ emissions (2022)
  • Annual CO₂ emissions from cement (2022)
  • Annual CO₂ emissions from coal (2022)
  • Annual CO₂ emissions from flaring (2022)
  • Annual CO₂ emissions from gas (2022)
  • Annual CO₂ emissions from land-use change (2022)
  • Annual CO₂ emissions from land-use change per capita (2022)
  • Annual CO₂ emissions from oil (2022)
  • Annual CO₂ emissions from other industry (2022)
  • Annual CO₂ emissions including land-use change (2022)
  • Annual GDP growth (2021)
  • Annual area burnt by wildfires by region 2002-2022 (2022)
  • Annual articles published in scientific and technical journals (2018)
  • Annual articles published in scientific and technical journals per million people (2018)
  • Annual broad money growth (2020)
  • Annual change in coal energy consumption (2022)
  • Annual change in forest area in % (2020)
  • Annual change in forest area in hectares (2015)
  • Annual change in forest area as a share of forest area (2015)
  • Annual change in fossil fuel consumption (2022)
  • Annual change in gas consumption (2022)
  • Annual change in hydropower generation (2022)
  • Annual change in low-carbon energy generation (2022)
  • Annual change in nuclear energy generation (2022)
  • Annual change in oil consumption (2022)
  • Annual change in primary energy consumption (2022)
  • Annual change in renewable energy generation (2022)
  • Annual change in solar and wind energy generation (2022)
  • Annual change in solar energy generation (2022)
  • Annual change in wind energy generation (2022)
  • Annual death rate from all causes (2019)
  • Annual deforestation as a share of forest area (2015)
  • Annual freshwater withdrawals (2019)
  • Annual growth of GDP per capita World Bank (2021)
  • Annual growth of GDP per employed person (2022)
  • Annual growth of exports of goods and services (2021)
  • Annual growth of general government final consumption expenditure (2021)
  • Annual growth of imports of goods and services (2021)
  • Annual growth of the gross capital formation (2021)
  • Annual incidence rate of HIV (2021)
  • Annual new cases of neonatal tetanus per million people (2021)
  • Annual number of objects launched into space (2023)
  • Annual patent applications (2020)
  • Annual patent applications per million people (2020)
  • Annual patent applications related to AI per million people (2020)
  • Annual patent applications related to artificial intelligence (2020)
  • Annual patents filed for carbon capture and storage technologies (2018)
  • Annual patents filed in sustainable energy (2021)
  • Annual percentage change in CO₂ emissions (2022)
  • Annual percentage change in coal energy consumption (2022)
  • Annual percentage change in fossil fuel consumption (2022)
  • Annual percentage change in gas consumption (2022)
  • Annual percentage change in hydropower generation (2022)
  • Annual percentage change in low-carbon energy generation (2022)
  • Annual percentage change in oil consumption (2022)
  • Annual percentage change in renewable energy generation (2022)
  • Annual percentage change in solar and wind energy generation (2022)
  • Annual percentage change in solar energy generation (2022)
  • Annual percentage change in wind energy generation (2022)
  • Annual private investment in artificial intelligence CSET (2021)
  • Annual salary of primary teachers with 10 years of experience (2019)
  • Annual scholarly publications on artificial intelligence (2022)
  • Annual temperature anomalies (2024)
  • Annual working hours per worker (2017)
  • Antibiotic usage in livestock (2020)
  • Antibiotic use in livestock in Europe (2015)
  • Anxiety disorders prevalence (2019)
  • Apple production (2022)
  • Aquaculture production (2020)
  • Arable land needed to produce a fixed quantity of crops (2021)
  • Arable land use per person (2020)
  • Armed forces personnel (2019)
  • Armed forces personnel as a share of the total labor force (2019)
  • Armed forces personnel as a share of total population (2018)
  • Asthma prevalence (2019)
  • Augmented Human Development Index (2020)
  • Augmented Human Development Index (excluding income) (2020)
  • Automated teller machines (ATMs) (2021)
  • Average HDL cholesterol levels age-standardized (2018)
  • Average age of women at marriage (2017)
  • Average effective age of retirement for men (2018)
  • Average effective age of retirement for women (2018)
  • Average hourly earnings of employees (2014)
  • Average hours worked per person employed (2016)
  • Average learning outcomes (2020)
  • Average length of stay of international visitors (2021)
  • Average non-HDL cholesterol levels age-standardized (2018)
  • Average number of years living with disability or disease (2016)
  • Average usual weekly hours worked, women 15 years and older (2016)
  • Average years of schooling (2020)
  • Average years of schooling Prados de la Escosura (2020)
  • Average years of schooling UNDP (2021)
  • Average years of schooling for men (2016)
  • Average years of schooling for women (2016)
  • Avocado production (2022)
  • Banana production (2022)
  • Bank capital to total assets ratio (2021)
  • Barley production (2022)
  • Barley yields (2022)
  • Basic state functions score BTI (2021)
  • Beach litter (2018)
  • Bean production (2017)
  • Bean yields (2017)
  • Beef production (2022)
  • Beer consumption per person (2019)
  • Biofuel energy production (2022)
  • Bipolar disorder prevalence (2019)
  • Birth rate UN (2021)
  • Bribery incidence for firms (2019)
  • Bribery prevalence (2021)
  • Broad money to total reserves ratio (2020)
  • Burden of disease IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Burden of disease IHME, crude (2019)
  • Burden of disease WHO (2019)
  • CO₂ emissions embedded in trade (2021)
  • CO₂ emissions from aviation (2018)
  • CO₂ emissions from domestic air travel (2018)
  • CO₂ emissions from international aviation (2018)
  • CO₂ emissions from transport (2020)
  • Cancer death rate WHO Mortality Database, age-standardized (2020)
  • Cancer incidence (2017)
  • Capture fishery production (2020)
  • Carbon intensity of electricity generation (2022)
  • Carbon intensity of energy production (2022)
  • Carbon intensity: CO₂ emissions per dollar of GDP (2018)
  • Cattle meat per animal (2022)
  • Census based on population register recently completed (2015)
  • Central government expenditure as share of GDP (2020)
  • Cereal production (2022)
  • Cereal yields (2022)
  • Chicken meat production (2022)
  • Chicken meat yield per animal (2022)
  • Child deaths per year (2021)
  • Child homicide rate WHO Mortality Database (2019)
  • Child mortality by income level of country (2021)
  • Child mortality rate IHME, GBD (2019)
  • Child mortality rate UN IGME (2021)
  • Child mortality rate UN WPP (2021)
  • Child mortality rate Long-run data; Gapminder & UN IGME (2021)
  • Child mortality rate UN IGME with SDG target (2021)
  • Children orphaned due to AIDS deaths (2021)
  • Chlorophyll-a deviation from the global average (2022)
  • Chronic respiratory diseases death rate IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Chronic respiratory diseases death rate WHO Mortality Database, age-standardized (2020)
  • Civil liberties index EIU (2022)
  • Civil liberties rating Freedom House (2021)
  • Civil liberties score Freedom House (2021)
  • Civil rights score BTI (2021)
  • Civil society participation index V-Dem (2022)
  • Coal consumption (2022)
  • Coal production Long-run series (2022)
  • Coal production Since 1981 (2022)
  • Coal production per capita (2022)
  • Coal production per capita over the long-term (2016)
  • Cocaine use disorder death rate IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Cocaine use disorder death rate WHO (2019)
  • Cocoa bean consumption per person (2021)
  • Combatting illegal fishing (2022)
  • Commercial bank branches (2021)
  • Common good justifications score V-Dem (2022)
  • Competitive elections Lexical Index (2021)
  • Competitiveness of executive recruitment score Polity (2018)
  • Competitiveness of political participation score Polity (2018)
  • Completion rate of lower-secondary education (2019)
  • Completion rate of primary education (2021)
  • Completion rate of upper-secondary education (2021)
  • Confidence in the United Nations (2021)
  • Congenital birth defect mortality rates in children under-5 (2019)
  • Constraints on the executive score Polity (2018)
  • Consumer price index (2021)
  • Consumption-based CO₂ emissions (2021)
  • Consumption-based carbon intensity (2018)
  • Consumption-based energy intensity per dollar (2020)
  • Consumption-based energy use per person (2020)
  • Contribution to global mean surface temperature rise (2022)
  • Contribution to global mean surface temperature rise from agriculture and land use (2022)
  • Contribution to global mean surface temperature rise from fossil sources (2022)
  • Corn production (2022)
  • Corn yields (2022)
  • Corn: Attainable crop yields (2022)
  • Corn: Yield gap (2022)
  • Corruption Perception Index (2018)
  • Cost of a calorie sufficient diet as a share of average food expenditure (2017)
  • Cost of a healthy diet as a share of average expenditure on food (2017)
  • Cost of a nutrient adequate diet as a share of average food expenditure (2017)
  • Countries where armed conflicts took place (2022)
  • Countries with policy guarantees for public access to information (2022)
  • Country has a civil register (2015)
  • Country has a population register (2015)
  • Country has a statistical agency (2015)
  • Country position on nuclear weapons (2023)
  • Coverage of essential health services IHME (2021)
  • Coverage of essential health services WHO (2019)
  • Coverage of wetlands (2017)
  • Cropland area (2021)
  • Cropland per person over the long-term (2023)
  • Crude death rate (2020)
  • Crude death rate: the share of the population that dies each year WHO (2019)
  • Crude death rate: the share of the population that dies each year IHME (2019)
  • Cultural and natural heritage expenditure per capita (2021)
  • Cumulative AI-related bills passed into law since 2016 (2022)
  • Cumulative CO₂ emissions (2022)
  • Cumulative CO₂ emissions from cement (2022)
  • Cumulative CO₂ emissions from coal (2022)
  • Cumulative CO₂ emissions from flaring (2022)
  • Cumulative CO₂ emissions from gas (2022)
  • Cumulative CO₂ emissions from land-use change (2022)
  • Cumulative CO₂ emissions from oil (2022)
  • Cumulative CO₂ emissions from other industry (2022)
  • Cumulative CO₂ emissions including land-use change (2022)
  • Cumulative number of objects launched into space (2023)
  • Current account balance as a share of GDP (2021)
  • Current rate of people living with of onchocerciasis (2019)
  • DALY rates from communicable, neonatal, maternal & nutritional diseases (2019)
  • DALY rates from injuries (2019)
  • DALY rates from non-communicable diseases (NCDs) (2019)
  • Daily cost of a calorie sufficient diet (2017)
  • Daily cost of a healthy diet (2021)
  • Daily cost of a nutrient adequate diet (2017)
  • Daily per capita fat supply (2021)
  • Daily per capita protein supply (2021)
  • Daily supply of calories per person (2018)
  • Days of paid leave for childbirth and early childcare for the father (2022)
  • Days of paid leave for childbirth and early childcare for the mother (2022)
  • Death rate attributable to unsafe water, sanitation, and hygiene (2019)
  • Death rate attributed to ambient air pollution (2019)
  • Death rate attributed to household air pollution (2019)
  • Death rate attributed to household and ambient air pollution (2019)
  • Death rate due to low physical activity IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate due to low physical activity IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate due to road traffic injuries (2019)
  • Death rate from Alzheimer's IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from Alzheimer's IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from Alzheimer's WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from HIV/AIDS IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from HIV/AIDS IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from HIV/AIDS WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from Parkinson's disease IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from Parkinson's disease IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from Parkinson's disease WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from air pollution (2019)
  • Death rate from alcohol use disorders IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from alcohol use disorders IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from ambient particulate air pollution Crude (2019)
  • Death rate from cancer IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from cancer WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from cancer IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from cancer for 15- to 49-year olds (2019)
  • Death rate from cardiomyopathy, myocarditis and endocarditis WHO Global Health Estimates, age-standardized, estimated (2019)
  • Death rate from cardiovascular diseases IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from cardiovascular diseases IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from cardiovascular diseases WHO Global Health Estimates, crude, estimated (2019)
  • Death rate from cardiovascular diseases WHO Mortality Database, age-standardized, reported (2020)
  • Death rate from cardiovascular diseases WHO Global Health Estimates, age-standardized, estimated (2019)
  • Death rate from cardiovascular diseases WHO Mortality Database, crude, reported (2020)
  • Death rate from cardiovascular diseases in 15- to 49-year olds IHME (2019)
  • Death rate from chronic respiratory diseases IHME (2019)
  • Death rate from conflict and terrorism IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from conflict and terrorism IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from diabetes IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from diabetes IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from diabetes WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from diabetes (2020)
  • Death rate from digestive diseases IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from digestive diseases IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from digestive diseases WHO Mortality Database, age-standardized (2020)
  • Death rate from drowning IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from drowning IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from drowning WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from drug use disorders for 15- to 49-year olds (2019)
  • Death rate from falls WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from falls IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from falls IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from fires and burns IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from fires and burns IHME (2019)
  • Death rate from fires and burns WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from high blood sugar IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from high blood sugar IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from hypertension IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from hypertension IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from hypertensive heart diseases WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from indoor air pollution Age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from indoor air pollution Crude (2019)
  • Death rate from infectious diseases IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from infectious diseases IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from ischaemic heart disease WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from lead exposure (2019)
  • Death rate from liver disease IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from liver disease IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from malaria (2019)
  • Death rate from malaria IHME data (2019)
  • Death rate from malaria WHO, Global Health Estimates (2019)
  • Death rate from malnutrition IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from malnutrition IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from malnutrition WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from meningitis IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from meningitis IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from meningitis WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from neonatal preterm birth complications (2019)
  • Death rate from no access to hand-washing facilities IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from obesity IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from obesity IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from ozone pollution age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from ozone pollution (2019)
  • Death rate from pneumonia IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from pneumonia IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from pneumonia WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from pneumonia and other lower respiratory infections in children (2019)
  • Death rate from poisoning IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from poisoning IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from poisoning WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from pregnancy or maternal conditions WHO (2020)
  • Death rate from pregnancy or maternal conditions IHME (2019)
  • Death rate from respiratory infections IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from respiratory infections IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from rheumatic heart diseases WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from road accidents for 15- to 49-year olds (2019)
  • Death rate from road injuries IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from road injuries IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from road injuries WHO (2019)
  • Death rate from secondhand smoke IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from secondhand smoke IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from smoking IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from smoking IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from stroke IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from stroke IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from stroke WHO, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from unintentional poisoning (2019)
  • Death rate from unsafe sanitation IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from unsafe sex IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from unsafe sex IHME, crude (2019)
  • Death rate from unsafe water sources IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Death rate from venomous animal contact (2019)
  • Death rate from venomous snakes (2019)
  • Death rate in armed conflicts based on where they occurred (2022)
  • Death rates from alcohol use disorders (2019)
  • Deaths attributed to drug use IHME (2019)
  • Deaths attributed to lack of access to handwashing facilities (2019)
  • Deaths attributed to unsafe sanitation (2019)
  • Deaths attributed to unsafe water sources (2019)
  • Deaths due to alcohol use (2019)
  • Deaths due to high blood sugar (2019)
  • Deaths due to low physical activity (2019)
  • Deaths due to measles (2019)
  • Deaths due to obesity (2019)
  • Deaths due to unsafe sex (2019)
  • Deaths from Alzheimer's IHME (2019)
  • Deaths from Alzheimer's WHO (2019)
  • Deaths from Parkinson's disease IHME (2019)
  • Deaths from Parkinson's disease WHO (2019)
  • Deaths from air pollution (2019)
  • Deaths from alcohol use disorders IHME (2019)
  • Deaths from alcohol use disorders WHO (2019)
  • Deaths from cancer IHME (2019)
  • Deaths from cancer WHO (2019)
  • Deaths from chronic respiratory diseases (2019)
  • Deaths from conflict and terrorism IHME, GBD (2019)
  • Deaths from cysticercosis (2019)
  • Deaths from diabetes IHME (2019)
  • Deaths from diabetes WHO (2019)
  • Deaths from digestive diseases (2019)
  • Deaths from drowning IHME (2019)
  • Deaths from drowning WHO (2019)
  • Deaths from falls WHO (2019)
  • Deaths from falls IHME (2019)
  • Deaths from fires and burns IHME (2019)
  • Deaths from fires and burns WHO (2019)
  • Deaths from indoor air pollution (2019)
  • Deaths from infectious diseases (2019)
  • Deaths from liver disease (2019)
  • Deaths from malnutrition IHME (2019)
  • Deaths from malnutrition WHO (2019)
  • Deaths from meningitis IHME (2019)
  • Deaths from meningitis WHO (2019)
  • Deaths from one-sided violence based on where they occurred (2022)
  • Deaths from outdoor air pollution (2019)
  • Deaths from ozone pollution (2019)
  • Deaths from pneumonia IHME (2019)
  • Deaths from pneumonia WHO (2019)
  • Deaths from poisoning IHME (2019)
  • Deaths from poisoning WHO (2019)
  • Deaths from road injuries IHME (2019)
  • Deaths from road injuries WHO (2019)
  • Deaths from secondhand smoke (2019)
  • Deaths from venomous animal contact (2019)
  • Deaths from venomous snakes (2019)
  • Deaths in armed conflicts based on where they occurred Country-level data (2022)
  • Deaths in interstate conflicts based on where they occurred (2022)
  • Deaths in intrastate conflicts based on where they occurred (2022)
  • Deaths in non-state conflicts based on where they occurred (2022)
  • Deliberative democracy index V-Dem (2022)
  • Deliberative political institutions index V-Dem (2022)
  • Democracy index Polity (2018)
  • Democracy index EIU (2022)
  • Democratic culture index EIU (2022)
  • Democratic electoral institutions Freedom House (2021)
  • Democratic features BTI (2021)
  • Dengue fever deaths (2019)
  • Dengue fever infections (2019)
  • Dentistry personnel per 10,000 population (2020)
  • Depressive disorders prevalence (2019)
  • Diarrheal disease deaths IHME (2019)
  • Diarrheal disease deaths WHO GHE (2019)
  • Diarrheal disease episodes (2019)
  • Diarrheal diseases death rate IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Diarrheal diseases death rate IHME, crude (2019)
  • Diarrheal diseases death rate WHO (2019)
  • Direct disaster economic loss (2018)
  • Direct economic loss attributed to disasters (2018)
  • Direct economic loss from disasters as a share of GDP (2018)
  • Direct popular voting index V-Dem (2022)
  • Disease burden from lead exposure (2019)
  • Disease burden from particulate pollution (2019)
  • Disease burden rates from cancers (2019)
  • Divorces per 1,000 people (2017)
  • Domestic material consumption per capita (2019)
  • Domestic material consumption per unit of GDP (2019)
  • Domestic policy free from interference of other states index (2022)
  • Drowning death rate in children under the age of 5 (2019)
  • Drug use disorder death rate IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Drug use disorder death rate IHME (2019)
  • Drug use disorder death rate WHO (2019)
  • Drug use disorder deaths IHME (2019)
  • Drug use disorder deaths WHO (2019)
  • Duration of pre-primary education (2020)
  • Eating disorders prevalence (2019)
  • Education spending as a share of total government expenditure (2020)
  • Effective power to govern score BTI (2021)
  • Egalitarian democracy index V-Dem (2022)
  • Egalitarian political institutions index V-Dem (2022)
  • Egg production (2017)
  • Eggs per bird (2017)
  • Elected political leaders index (2022)
  • Elections for government's chief executive Lexical Index (2021)
  • Elections for legislature Lexical Index (2021)
  • Electoral democracy Lexical Index (2021)
  • Electoral democracy Regimes of the World (2022)
  • Electoral democracy index V-Dem (2022)
  • Electoral pluralism index EIU (2022)
  • Electric car stocks (2022)
  • Electricity as a share of primary energy (2022)
  • Electricity demand (2022)
  • Electricity generation (2022)
  • Electricity generation from coal (2022)
  • Electricity generation from fossil fuels (2022)
  • Electricity generation from gas (2022)
  • Electricity generation from low-carbon sources (2022)
  • Electricity generation from oil (2022)
  • Electricity generation from renewables (2022)
  • Electronic waste recycling rate (2018)
  • Elite consultations score V-Dem (2022)
  • Emissions-weighted carbon price (2021)
  • Emissions-weighted carbon price in emissions trading systems (2021)
  • Energy embedded in traded goods as a share of domestic energy (2020)
  • Energy imports and exports (2014)
  • Energy intensity World Bank (2019)
  • Energy intensity (2018)
  • Energy use per person (2022)
  • Engaged society score V-Dem (2022)
  • Equal access to power index V-Dem (2022)
  • Equal resource distribution index V-Dem (2022)
  • Equal rights protection index V-Dem (2022)
  • Equality of civil liberties across social groups index (2022)
  • Equality of political power across social groups index (2022)
  • Excess nitrogen per hectare of cropland (2014)
  • Expected share of deaths from non-communicable diseases (2019)
  • Expected years of schooling (2021)
  • Export of environmentally sound technologies (2020)
  • Exported deforestation (2013)
  • Exposure to particulate matter air pollution (2019)
  • Farm machinery per unit of agricultural land (2019)
  • Fatal occupational injury rates (2020)
  • Female employment-to-population ratio National estimates (2021)
  • Female employment-to-population ratio Modeled estimates (2021)
  • Female homicide rate UNODC (2021)
  • Female homicide victims UNODC (2021)
  • Female labor force participation rate (15-64) (2016)
  • Female labor force participation rates OECD & Long (2016)
  • Female labor force participation rates ILO (2021)
  • Female youth literacy rate (2021)
  • Fertility rate: children per woman Gapminder (2024)
  • Fertility rate: children per woman UN (2021)
  • Fertility rate: children per woman World Bank (2020)
  • Fertilizer application rates over the long-run (2014)
  • Fertilizer consumption (2019)
  • Fertilizer inputs per unit of agricultural land (2019)
  • Fertilizer use per capita (2019)
  • Fertilizer use per hectare of arable land Line chart (2020)
  • Fertilizer use per hectare of cropland (2021)
  • Fish and seafood consumption per capita (2021)
  • Fish and seafood production (2021)
  • Fish discards (2018)
  • Flu vaccination coverage in the over-65's OECD (2019)
  • Foreign direct investment, net inflows as share of GDP (2021)
  • Foreign direct investment, net outflows as share of GDP (2021)
  • Foreign guests in hotels and similar establishments (2021)
  • Foreign policy free from interference of other states index (2022)
  • Forest area (2020)
  • Forest certified for sustainable use (2022)
  • Fossil fuel consumption By country (2022)
  • Fossil fuel consumption per capita (2022)
  • Fossil-fuel subsidies (2021)
  • Fossil-fuel subsidies as a share of GDP (2021)
  • Fossil-fuel subsidies per capita (2021)
  • Free and fair elections Regimes of the World (2022)
  • Free and fair elections index V-Dem (2022)
  • Free and fair elections score BTI (2021)
  • Freedom of association index V-Dem (2022)
  • Freedom of association score BTI (2021)
  • Freedom of expression index V-Dem (2022)
  • Freedom of expression score BTI (2021)
  • Freshwater withdrawals as a share of internal resources (2020)
  • Fruit consumption per capita (2021)
  • Functioning government index EIU (2022)
  • GDP per capita Penn World Table, constant international-$ (2019)
  • GDP per capita World Bank, constant international-$ (2021)
  • GDP per capita World Bank, constant US$ (2021)
  • GDP per capita Maddison Project Database, constant international-$ (2018)
  • GDP per capita Prados de la Escosura (2020)
  • GDP per employed person (2021)
  • GDP price levels relative to the US (2021)
  • Gap in GDP per hour worked with respect to the United States (2016)
  • Gap to reach the target share of people receiving antiretroviral therapy (2021)
  • Gas consumption (2022)
  • Gas production (2022)
  • Gas production per capita (2022)
  • Gender Development Index (2021)
  • Gender Inequality Index (2021)
  • Gender of the chief executive (2022)
  • Gender of the head of government (2022)
  • Gender of the head of state (2022)
  • Gender parity in net enrolment rates in lower-secondary education (2018)
  • Gender parity in net enrolment rates in primary education (2018)
  • Gender parity in primary school life expectancy (2018)
  • Gender parity in youth literacy rates (2021)
  • Gender ratio for average years of schooling (2020)
  • General government procurement as a percentage of GDP, OECD (2016)
  • Global meat demand if everyone ate like the average citizen of... (2022)
  • Global warming: Contributions to the change in global mean surface temperature (2022)
  • Gold production (2015)
  • Government expenditure on pre-primary education as share of GDP (2017)
  • Government expenditure on primary education as share of GDP (2017)
  • Government expenditure on secondary education as share of GDP (2017)
  • Government expenditure on tertiary education as share of GDP (2017)
  • Government health expenditure as a share of GDP (2021)
  • Government procurement as share of government expenditure, OECD (2016)
  • Government revenues as a share of GDP World Bank (2020)
  • Government revenues as a share of GDP IMF (2021)
  • Grape production (2022)
  • Greenhouse gas emissions (2022)
  • Greenhouse gas emissions from food systems (2015)
  • Gross domestic product (GDP) Penn World Table, constant international-$ (2019)
  • Gross domestic product (GDP) World Bank, constant US$ (2021)
  • Gross domestic product (GDP) World Bank, constant international-$ (2021)
  • Gross domestic product (GDP) Maddison Project Database, constant international-$ (2018)
  • Gross enrolment ratio in pre-primary education (2020)
  • Gross enrolment ratio in primary education (2021)
  • Gross enrolment ratio in secondary education (2021)
  • Gross enrolment ratio in tertiary education (2021)
  • Gross national income (GNI) per capita World Bank (2021)
  • Gross national income (GNI) per capita UNDP (2021)
  • Gross public sector debt as a proportion of GDP (2021)
  • HIV expenditure on prevention and treatment (2014)
  • HIV prevalence UNAIDS (2021)
  • Has a country already reached SDG target on electricity access? (2020)
  • Has country already reached SDG target for usage of improved sanitation facilities? (2022)
  • Has country already reached SDG target on child mortality? (2021)
  • Has country already reached SDG target on clean cooking fuels? (2021)
  • Has country already reached SDG target on improved water access? (2022)
  • Has country already reached SDG target on maternal mortality? (2017)
  • Hazardous waste generated per capita (2020)
  • Health expenditure per capita (2022)
  • Health spending as a share of total government expenditure (2021)
  • Healthcare Access and Quality Index (2015)
  • Healthy life expectancy WHO GHO data (2019)
  • Hepatitis B incidence rate (2019)
  • Homicide rate UNODC (2021)
  • Homicide rate IHME (2019)
  • Homicide rate IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Homicide rate WHO-GHE (2019)
  • Homicide rate WHO Mortality Database (2019)
  • Homicide rate WHO Mortality Database, Age-standardized (2019)
  • Homicide rate for 15- to 49-year olds (2019)
  • Homicides IHME (2019)
  • Homicides WHO-GHE (2019)
  • Homicides UNODC (2021)
  • Homicides WHO Mortality Database (2019)
  • Hospital beds per 1,000 people (2018)
  • Hospitals with cath labs per million people (2019)
  • Human Development Index (2021)
  • Human rights index (2022)
  • Hydropower generation (2022)
  • Implementation of integrated water resource management (2020)
  • Import of environmentally sound technologies (2020)
  • Imported deforestation (2013)
  • Imported or exported CO₂ emissions per capita (2021)
  • Imports of goods and services (2021)
  • Imports of personal protective equipment per capita (2022)
  • Incidence of HIV/AIDS IHME data (2019)
  • Incidence of HIV/AIDS (2019)
  • Incidence of malaria IHME (2019)
  • Incidence of meningitis (2019)
  • Incidence of tuberculosis IHME (2019)
  • Incidence of venomous animal contact (2019)
  • Incidence rate of peripheral artery disease age-standardized (2019)
  • Income inequality: Gini coefficient World Bank (2021)
  • Income inequality: Gini coefficient (after tax) LIS (2020)
  • Income inequality: Gini coefficient (before tax) WID (2018)
  • Income inequality: Palma ratio (after tax) LIS (2020)
  • Income inequality: Palma ratio (before tax) WID (2018)
  • Income or consumption share of the richest 10% World Bank (2021)
  • Income share of the richest 1% (before tax) WID (2018)
  • Income share of the richest 10% (after tax) LIS (2020)
  • Income share of the richest 10% (before tax) WID (2018)
  • Indicator of food price anomalies (2021)
  • Individual liberties and equality before the law index (2022)
  • Industrial water as a share of total water withdrawals (2019)
  • Industry jobs as a share of total employment (2017)
  • Inequality in per capita calorie intake (2020)
  • Infant mortality rate UN IGME (2021)
  • Infant mortality rate IHME (2019)
  • Infant mortality rate UN WPP (2021)
  • Infectious and parasitic diseases death rate WHO Mortality Database, age-standardized (2020)
  • Inflation of consumer prices (2021)
  • Injuries from terrorist attacks (2021)
  • Insecticide use (2021)
  • Installed solar energy capacity (2022)
  • Installed wind energy capacity (2022)
  • International one-day trips (2021)
  • International one-day trips per 1,000 people (2021)
  • International tourist departures (2021)
  • International tourist departures per 1,000 people (2021)
  • International tourist expenditure abroad (2021)
  • International tourist expenditure within the country they visit (2021)
  • International tourist trips (2021)
  • International tourist trips per 1,000 people (2021)
  • International trips for business and professional reasons (2021)
  • International trips for personal reasons (2021)
  • Invasive non-typhoidal salmonella death rate in children under five (2019)
  • Invasive non-typhoidal salmonella deaths in children under five (2019)
  • Judicial constraints on the executive index (2022)
  • Justified political positions score V-Dem (2022)
  • LGBT+ rights index (2019)
  • Labor share of gross domestic product (GDP) (2020)
  • Landline Internet subscriptions (2021)
  • Landline Internet subscriptions per 100 people (2021)
  • Landline phone subscriptions (2021)
  • Landline phone subscriptions per 100 people (2021)
  • Legal frameworks addressing gender equality in employment and economic benefits (2022)
  • Legal frameworks addressing gender equality overall (2022)
  • Legal frameworks addressing gender equality within marriage and family (2022)
  • Legal frameworks addressing violence against women (2022)
  • Legislative constraints on the executive index (2022)
  • Lettuce yields (2022)
  • Level of national compliance with labor rights (2021)
  • Liberal democracy Regimes of the World (2022)
  • Liberal democracy index V-Dem (2022)
  • Liberal political institutions Regimes of the World (2022)
  • Liberal political institutions index (2022)
  • Life expectancy over the long-run (2021)
  • Life expectancy OECD data (2021)
  • Life expectancy WHO GHO data (2019)
  • Life expectancy UN WPP data (2021)
  • Life expectancy Prados de la Escosura (2020)
  • Life expectancy UNDP (2021)
  • Life expectancy HMD, UN WPP (2021)
  • Life expectancy at age 15 (2024)
  • Life expectancy in men (2021)
  • Life expectancy in women (2021)
  • Life expectancy projections (2023)
  • Lifespan inequality: Gini coefficient in men (2021)
  • Lifespan inequality: Gini coefficient in women (2021)
  • Literacy rate (2021)
  • Literacy rate in adult men (2021)
  • Literacy rate in adult women (2021)
  • Local animal breeds with conserved genetic material (2023)
  • Local guests in hotels and similar establishments (2021)
  • Low-carbon electricity generation per capita (2022)
  • Low-carbon energy consumption (2022)
  • Lower-secondary completion rate, adjusted gender parity index (2021)
  • Lung cancer death rates in males (2019)
  • MDG4.A: Child mortality rate (2021)
  • MDG5.A: Maternal mortality ratio (2017)
  • Malaria mortality in children (2019)
  • Male homicide rate UNODC (2021)
  • Male homicide victims UNODC (2021)
  • Male youth literacy rate (2021)
  • Male-to-female ratio of suicide rate IHME data (2017)
  • Male-to-female ratio of suicide rate WHO data (2019)
  • Malnutrition: Number of children who are stunted IHME (2016)
  • Malnutrition: Number of children who are stunted United Nations (2020)
  • Malnutrition: Number of children who are wasted IHME (2016)
  • Malnutrition: Share of children who are stunted IHME (2021)
  • Manufacturing jobs as a share of total employment (2021)
  • Marriages per 1,000 people (2017)
  • Maternal mortality ratio (2020)
  • Maternal mortality ratio IHME (2021)
  • Maternal mortality ratio WHO GHO data (2020)
  • Mean body mass index (BMI) in men (2016)
  • Mean body mass index (BMI) in women (2016)
  • Mean income or consumption per day 2017 Int-$ (2019)
  • Mean income or consumption per day 2011 Int-$ (2019)
  • Meaningful democratic electoral institutions Regimes of the World (2022)
  • Meat production (2022)
  • Meat supply per person (2021)
  • Mechanisms in place to enhance policy coherence for sustainable development (2020)
  • Median income (after tax) LIS (2020)
  • Median income or consumption per day (2019)
  • Medical doctors per 1,000 people (2017)
  • Men's universal right to vote Lexical Index (2021)
  • Meningitis death rate in children (2019)
  • Mental disorders as a share of total disease burden (2019)
  • Mental health and substance use disorders death rate WHO (2019)
  • Mental health and substance use disorders deaths IHME (2017)
  • Mental health and substance use disorders deaths WHO (2019)
  • Mental health and substance use disorders: death rate IHME (2017)
  • Methane emissions (2022)
  • Methane emissions from agriculture (2020)
  • Military expenditure (2020)
  • Military expenditure as a share of GDP SIPRI (2020)
  • Military expenditure as a share of GDP COW & SIPRI (2016)
  • Military expenditure per capita (2020)
  • Military personnel (2016)
  • Military personnel as a share of total population (2016)
  • Milk per animal (2017)
  • Milk production (2022)
  • Millet yields (2017)
  • Minimum daily requirement of calories (2022)
  • Mobile phone subscriptions (2021)
  • Mobile phone subscriptions per 100 people (2021)
  • Monitoring of sustainable tourism (2019)
  • Monthly temperature anomalies (2021)
  • Multi-party elections Regimes of the World (2022)
  • Multi-party elections for government's chief executive Regimes of the World (2022)
  • Multi-party elections for legislature Regimes of the World (2022)
  • Municipal waste recycled (2021)
  • Municipal waste recycling rate (2015)
  • Municipal water as a share of total water withdrawals (2019)
  • National policy on flu vaccination for older people (2020)
  • Neonatal asphyxia and trauma mortality rates (2019)
  • Neonatal mortality rate UN IGME (2021)
  • Neonatal mortality rate IHME (2019)
  • Neonatal mortality rate (2021)
  • Net electricity imports (2022)
  • Net electricity imports as a share of electricity demand (2022)
  • Net energy embedded in traded goods (2020)
  • Net enrolment rate, pre-primary, both sexes (2020)
  • Net official development assistance (2017)
  • Net portfolio investment (2021)
  • New tetanus infection rate (2019)
  • Nitrogen fertilizer use per hectare of cropland (2021)
  • Nitrogen inputs per hectare of cropland (2014)
  • Nitrogen use efficiency (2014)
  • Nitrous oxide emissions (2022)
  • Nitrous oxide emissions from agriculture (2020)
  • Non-fatal occupational injury rates (2020)
  • Nuclear power generation (2022)
  • Number of HIV deaths averted from antiretroviral therapy (ART) (2021)
  • Number of R&D researchers per million people (2020)
  • Number of agri-environmental policies in place (2022)
  • Number of air travel trips per capita (2019)
  • Number of cattle (2022)
  • Number of child deaths IHME (2019)
  • Number of child deaths UN IGME (2021)
  • Number of child deaths from malaria (2019)
  • Number of child deaths per woman (2021)
  • Number of companies publishing sustainability reports that meet the minimum reporting requirements (2021)
  • Number of confirmed cases of tetanus (2021)
  • Number of confirmed neonatal tetanus cases (2021)
  • Number of deaths United Nations (2021)
  • Number of deaths WHO (2019)
  • Number of deaths IHME (2019)
  • Number of deaths from HIV/AIDS IHME (2019)
  • Number of deaths from HIV/AIDS WHO GHO (2021)
  • Number of deaths from HIV/AIDS WHO GHE (2019)
  • Number of deaths from cardiovascular diseases WHO Global Health Estimates, estimated (2019)
  • Number of deaths from hypertension IHME (2019)
  • Number of deaths from malaria IHME (2019)
  • Number of deaths from malaria WHO GHE (2019)
  • Number of deaths from pneumonia in children under five (2019)
  • Number of deaths from stroke IHME (2019)
  • Number of deaths from stroke WHO (2019)
  • Number of deaths from tetanus (2019)
  • Number of deaths from tobacco smoking (2019)
  • Number of deaths from tuberculosis IHME (2019)
  • Number of income/consumption surveys in the past decade available via the World Bank (2023)
  • Number of infant deaths UN IGME (2021)
  • Number of infant deaths IHME (2019)
  • Number of infant deaths UN WPP (2021)
  • Number of infant deaths UN via WHO (2021)
  • Number of local governments with disaster risk reduction strategies (2020)
  • Number of maternal deaths WHO (2020)
  • Number of maternal deaths IHME (2016)
  • Number of neonatal deaths IHME (2019)
  • Number of neonatal deaths UN IGME (2021)
  • Number of new HIV infections UNAIDS (2021)
  • Number of new HIV infections WHO (2021)
  • Number of new cases of HIV (2019)
  • Number of new electric cars sold (2022)
  • Number of one-year-olds who are not vaccinated against Haemophilus influenzae type B (2021)
  • Number of one-year-olds who are not vaccinated against Streptococcus pneumoniae (2021)
  • Number of one-year-olds who are not vaccinated against diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus (2021)
  • Number of one-year-olds who are not vaccinated against hepatitis B (2021)
  • Number of one-year-olds who are not vaccinated against measles (2021)
  • Number of one-year-olds who are not vaccinated against polio (2021)
  • Number of one-year-olds who are not vaccinated against rubella (2021)
  • Number of one-year-olds who are not vaccinated against tuberculosis (2021)
  • Number of one-year-olds who have not received the inactivated polio vaccine (2021)
  • Number of people employed in agriculture (2019)
  • Number of people living in extreme poverty Line chart (2019)
  • Number of people living with HIV (2019)
  • Number of people requiring interventions against neglected tropical diseases (2021)
  • Number of people that cannot afford a calorie sufficient diet (2017)
  • Number of people that cannot afford a healthy diet (2021)
  • Number of people that cannot afford a nutrient adequate diet (2017)
  • Number of people using the Internet (2020)
  • Number of people who are moderately or severely food insecure (2021)
  • Number of people who are severely food insecure (2021)
  • Number of people with alcohol or drug use disorders (2019)
  • Number of people with cancer (2017)
  • Number of people with drug use disorders (2019)
  • Number of people with multidrug-resistant tuberculosis (2019)
  • Number of people without access to clean fuels for cooking (2016)
  • Number of people without access to electricity By country (2019)
  • Number of pigs (2022)
  • Number of poultry birds (2022)
  • Number of premature deaths from lead exposure (2019)
  • Number of refugees per 100,000 population, by country of origin (2022)
  • Number of suicides IHME data (2019)
  • Number of suicides WHO data (2019)
  • Number of suicides from firearms (2019)
  • Number of terrorist attacks (2021)
  • Number of unique plant genetic samples in conservation facilities (2021)
  • Number of youth deaths (2021)
  • Number with an alcohol use disorder (2019)
  • Nurses and midwives per 1,000 people (2018)
  • Obesity in adults Crude rate (2016)
  • Ocean science and research funding (2017)
  • Official development assistance UN (2022)
  • Official development assistance World Bank (2017)
  • Official development assistance to least-developed countries (2021)
  • Official development assistance to least-developed countries as a share of donor gross national income (2021)
  • Official entrance age to compulsory education (2020)
  • Official entrance age to pre-primary education (2020)
  • Oil consumption (2022)
  • Oil production (2016)
  • Oil production per capita (2016)
  • Old-age dependency ratio (2021)
  • Openness of executive recruitment score Polity (2018)
  • Opioid use disorder death rate IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Opioid use disorder death rate WHO (2019)
  • Opioid use disorder death share (2019)
  • Orange production (2022)
  • Out-of-pocket expenditure per capita on healthcare (2019)
  • Outdoor air pollution death rate (2019)
  • Ozone (O₃) concentration (2015)
  • PPP conversion factor for private consumption (2021)
  • Palm oil imports (2021)
  • Parkinson's disease prevalence (2019)
  • Participatory democracy index V-Dem (2022)
  • Participatory political institutions index V-Dem (2022)
  • Passenger-kilometers by air (2021)
  • Passenger-kilometers by rail (2018)
  • Pea production (2022)
  • Pea yields (2022)
  • People displaced internally by natural disasters (2021)
  • People in rural areas not using an improved water source (2022)
  • People in rural areas not using improved sanitation facilities (2015)
  • People living with lymphatic filariasis (2019)
  • People living with trachoma (2019)
  • People not using an improved water source (2022)
  • People not using improved sanitation facilities (2022)
  • People not using safe drinking water facilities (2022)
  • People not using to safely managed sanitation (2022)
  • People using at least a basic drinking water source (2022)
  • Per capita CO₂ emissions from domestic commercial passenger flights (2021)
  • Per capita CO₂ emissions (2022)
  • Per capita CO₂ emissions from aviation (2018)
  • Per capita CO₂ emissions from cement (2022)
  • Per capita CO₂ emissions from coal (2022)
  • Per capita CO₂ emissions from commercial aviation, tourism-adjusted (2018)
  • Per capita CO₂ emissions from domestic aviation (2018)
  • Per capita CO₂ emissions from flaring (2022)
  • Per capita CO₂ emissions from gas (2022)
  • Per capita CO₂ emissions from international aviation (2018)
  • Per capita CO₂ emissions from international commercial passenger flights, tourism-adjusted Clarke & UNWTO (2021)
  • Per capita CO₂ emissions from international passenger flights, tourism-adjusted Graver & World Bank (2018)
  • Per capita CO₂ emissions from oil (2022)
  • Per capita CO₂ emissions from transport (2020)
  • Per capita CO₂ emissions including land-use change (2022)
  • Per capita consumption of low-carbon energy (2022)
  • Per capita consumption-based CO₂ emissions (2021)
  • Per capita domestic aviation passenger kilometers (2018)
  • Per capita egg consumption (2021)
  • Per capita electricity generation (2022)
  • Per capita electricity generation from fossil fuels (2022)
  • Per capita electricity generation from gas (2022)
  • Per capita electricity generation from hydropower (2022)
  • Per capita electricity generation from nuclear (2022)
  • Per capita electricity generation from oil (2022)
  • Per capita electricity generation from renewables (2022)
  • Per capita electricity generation from solar (2022)
  • Per capita electricity generation from solar and wind (2022)
  • Per capita electricity generation from wind (2022)
  • Per capita energy consumption from coal (2022)
  • Per capita energy consumption from hydropower (2022)
  • Per capita energy consumption from nuclear (2022)
  • Per capita energy consumption from renewables (2022)
  • Per capita energy consumption from solar (2022)
  • Per capita energy consumption from solar and wind (2022)
  • Per capita energy consumption from wind (2022)
  • Per capita gas consumption (2022)
  • Per capita generation of coal electricity (2022)
  • Per capita greenhouse gas emissions (2022)
  • Per capita greenhouse gas emissions, excluding land use and forestry (2020)
  • Per capita international aviation passenger kilometers (2018)
  • Per capita methane emissions (2022)
  • Per capita milk consumption (2021)
  • Per capita nitrous oxide emissions (2022)
  • Per capita nitrous oxide emissions from agriculture (2020)
  • Per capita oil consumption (2022)
  • Per capita passenger kilometers from air travel (2018)
  • Percentage of one-person households (2018)
  • Percentage of teachers in lower-secondary education who are qualified (2019)
  • Percentage of teachers in pre-primary education who are qualified (2019)
  • Percentage of teachers in primary education who are qualified (2019)
  • Percentage of teachers in upper-secondary education who are qualified (2019)
  • Percentage of territory effectively controlled by government (2022)
  • Pesticide use (2021)
  • Pesticide use per hectare of cropland (2021)
  • Pharmaceutical personnel per 10,000 population (2020)
  • Phosphate fertilizer use per hectare of cropland (2021)
  • Phosphorous inputs per hectare of cropland (2014)
  • Physical integrity rights index V-Dem (2022)
  • Physical integrity rights score Fariss et al. (2019)
  • Pig meat per animal (2022)
  • Pigmeat production (2022)
  • Police officers per 1,000 people (2015)
  • Political and social integration index BTI (2021)
  • Political centralization index (2022)
  • Political civil liberties index (2022)
  • Political corruption index (2022)
  • Political liberties Lexical Index (2021)
  • Political opposition Lexical Index (2021)
  • Political participation index BTI (2021)
  • Political participation index EIU (2022)
  • Political regime Regimes of the World (2022)
  • Political regime Boix et al. (2020)
  • Political regime Regimes of the World, including ambiguous regimes (2022)
  • Political regime Boix et al., including women's right to vote (2020)
  • Political regime Freedom House, free countries (2022)
  • Political regime Freedom House, electoral democracies (2022)
  • Political regime Lexical Index (2022)
  • Political regime Polity (2018)
  • Political regime BTI (2021)
  • Political regime EIU (2022)
  • Political regime Episodes of Regime Transformation (2022)
  • Political regime Episodes of Regime Transformation, within regimes (2022)
  • Political rights rating Freedom House (2021)
  • Political rights score Freedom House (2021)
  • Polyarchy Lexical Index (2022)
  • Population since 10,000 BCE (2021)
  • Population (2021)
  • Population census recently completed Brambor et al. (2015)
  • Population density (2024)
  • Population having attained at least some formal education (2020)
  • Population in urban agglomerations of more than 1 million (2021)
  • Potash fertilizer use per hectare of cropland (2021)
  • Potato production (2022)
  • Potato yields (2022)
  • Poultry meat per animal (2022)
  • Poultry production (2022)
  • Poverty gap index at $2.15 per day (2019)
  • Poverty: Share of population living on less than $1 a day (2019)
  • Poverty: Share of population living on less than $10 a day Line chart (2019)
  • Poverty: Share of population living on less than $3.65 a day (2019)
  • Poverty: Share of population living on less than $30 a day (2019)
  • Poverty: Share of population living on less than $30 a day 2011 PPPs (2019)
  • Poverty: Share of population living on less than $40 a day (2019)
  • Poverty: Share of population living on less than $6.85 a day (2019)
  • Power outages in firms in a typical month (2019)
  • Press freedom Freedom House (2016)
  • Press freedom index Reporters Sans Frontieres (2021)
  • Prevalence of autistic spectrum disorder (2019)
  • Prevalence of cysticercosis (2019)
  • Prevalence of daily smoking in populations (2021)
  • Prevalence of extensively drug resistant tuberculosis (2019)
  • Prevalence rate of cardiovascular diseases IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Prevalence rate of hypertension in women aged 30-79 (2019)
  • Prevalence rate of obesity in adults Age-standardized (2016)
  • Prevalence rate of peripheral artery disease age-standardized (2019)
  • Primary completion rate (2019)
  • Primary completion rate, adjusted gender parity index (2021)
  • Primary energy consumption (2022)
  • Primary energy consumption by world region (2022)
  • Primary energy consumption from hydropower (2022)
  • Primary energy consumption from nuclear (2022)
  • Primary energy consumption from renewables (2022)
  • Primary energy consumption from solar (2022)
  • Primary energy consumption from solar and wind (2022)
  • Primary energy consumption from wind (2022)
  • Primary government expenditures as a share of original budget (2022)
  • Private civil liberties index (2022)
  • Private health expenditure per person (2019)
  • Probability that a male will outlive a female (2021)
  • Productivity of small-scale food producers (2020)
  • Productivity: output per hour worked (2019)
  • Projections of share of the population with no formal education IIASA (2020)
  • Proportion of labor force who are women (2021)
  • Proportion of local livestock breeds at risk of extinction (2023)
  • Protected area coverage of marine key biodiversity areas (2022)
  • Protected area coverage of mountain key biodiversity areas (2022)
  • Protection of the rights of small-scale fisheries (2022)
  • Protein-energy malnutrition mortality rates in children (2019)
  • Psychiatrists working in the mental health sector (2016)
  • Public expenditure on healthcare as percent of total healthcare expenditure (2019)
  • Public healthcare expenditure as a share of GDP (2019)
  • Public sector employment as a share of total employment (2017)
  • Public social spending as a share of GDP (2016)
  • Public spending on education as a share of GDP (2020)
  • Rank in the Economic Complexity Index (2016)
  • Rapeseed production (2022)
  • Rapeseed yields (2022)
  • Rate of acute flaccid paralysis from non-polio causes (2021)
  • Rate of deaths and missing persons due to natural disasters (2018)
  • Rate of deaths attributed to drug use IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Rate of deaths attributed to drug use IHME (2019)
  • Rate of deaths attributed to no access to handwashing facilities IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Rate of deaths attributed to unsafe sanitation IHME, crude (2019)
  • Rate of deaths attributed to unsafe water sources IHME, crude (2019)
  • Rate of disease burden from autism spectrum disorders (2019)
  • Rate of disease burden from drug use disorders IHME (2019)
  • Rate of disease burden from drug use disorders WHO (2019)
  • Rate of disease burden from lead exposure (2019)
  • Rate of new tuberculosis cases (2022)
  • Rate of premature deaths due to alcohol IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Rate of premature deaths due to alcohol IHME, crude (2019)
  • Ratio of business trips to trips for personal reasons (2021)
  • Ratio of female to male labor force participation rates Line chart (2021)
  • Ratio of inbound to outbound tourist trips (2021)
  • Ratio of same-day trips to tourist trips (2021)
  • Recorded deaths and disappearances during migration (2021)
  • Red List Index (2023)
  • Reduction in income inequality before and after tax OECD (2021)
  • Refugee population by country or territory of asylum (2021)
  • Refugee population by country or territory of origin (2021)
  • Regulation of political participation score Polity (2018)
  • Relative poverty: Share of people below 40% of median income (2021)
  • Relative poverty: Share of people below 50% of median income (2021)
  • Relative poverty: Share of people below 60% of median income (2021)
  • Renewable freshwater resources per capita (2019)
  • Reported cases of guinea worm disease (2022)
  • Reported cases of leprosy (2020)
  • Reported cases of measles (2021)
  • Reported cases of paralytic polio (2021)
  • Reported cases of paralytic polio from wild polioviruses (2019)
  • Reported maternal mortality rate WHO Mortality Database, age-standardized (2020)
  • Reported paralytic polio cases per million (2021)
  • Reported rabies deaths (2017)
  • Reported suicide rates WHO Mortality Database (2021)
  • Representation of women in the judiciary (2020)
  • Representation of women in the lower chamber of parliament (2023)
  • Representation of women in the upper chamber of parliament (2023)
  • Research & development spending as a share of GDP (2020)
  • Respect for counterarguments score V-Dem (2022)
  • Respiratory infection death rate WHO Mortality Database, age-standardized (2020)
  • Revenue from corporate income taxes as a share of GDP (2017)
  • Rice production (2022)
  • Rigorous and impartial public administration index (2022)
  • Road accident deaths (2021)
  • Rotavirus deaths prevented by vaccination (2016)
  • Rule of law index BTI (2021)
  • Rule of law index V-Dem (2022)
  • Rye production (2022)
  • Rye yields (2022)
  • Same-sex sexual acts illegal Velasco (2019)
  • Schizophrenia prevalence (2019)
  • Scholarly publications on artificial intelligence per million people (2022)
  • Score of adoption and implementation of national strategies for managing disaster risk (2020)
  • Self-reported life satisfaction (2022)
  • Separation of powers score BTI (2021)
  • Sex gap in life expectancy (2021)
  • Sex gap in life expectancy at age 45 (2021)
  • Sex ratio at birth (2021)
  • Sex ratio in life expectancy (2021)
  • Sex ratio of five-year-olds (2021)
  • Sex ratio of sixty-year-olds (2021)
  • Share covered by at least one social protection benefit (2020)
  • Share enrolled in private institutions at the pre-primary education level (2018)
  • Share enrolled in private institutions at the primary education level (2020)
  • Share in multidimensional poverty according to national definitions (2021)
  • Share of CO₂ emissions embedded in trade (2021)
  • Share of E. coli infections resistant to cephalosporins (2021)
  • Share of GDP from agriculture (2021)
  • Share of S. aureus infections resistant to methicillin (2021)
  • Share of academic staff in tertiary education who are female (2020)
  • Share of adolescents who are not in secondary school (2020)
  • Share of adult citizens who have the right to vote (2022)
  • Share of adults aged 15–49 living with HIV IHME (2019)
  • Share of adults who are overweight or obese (2016)
  • Share of adults who smoke (2020)
  • Share of adults with an account at a financial institution (2021)
  • Share of agricultural land which is irrigated (2016)
  • Share of all deaths caused by HIV/AIDS (2019)
  • Share of annual global forest expansion (2015)
  • Share of arable land which is organic (2021)
  • Share of births attended by skilled health staff (2020)
  • Share of births registered (2017)
  • Share of cancer deaths attributed to tobacco use (2019)
  • Share of cars currently in use that are electric (2022)
  • Share of central government expenditures funded by taxes (2021)
  • Share of cereals allocated to animal feed (2021)
  • Share of cereals allocated to human food (2021)
  • Share of cereals allocated to industrial uses (2021)
  • Share of children and adolescents who are overweight or obese (2016)
  • Share of children fully vaccinated against measles (2021)
  • Share of children in primary school age who are in school (2017)
  • Share of children under 5 living with HIV (2019)
  • Share of children who are overweight (2022)
  • Share of children who are overweight or obese (2022)
  • Share of children with an active hepatitis B infection (2015)
  • Share of cumulative CO₂ emissions from oil (2022)
  • Share of deaths attributed to air pollution (2019)
  • Share of deaths attributed to obesity (2019)
  • Share of deaths attributed to outdoor air pollution (2019)
  • Share of deaths attributed to smoking (2019)
  • Share of deaths attributed to unsafe sanitation (2019)
  • Share of deaths attributed to unsafe water sources (2019)
  • Share of deaths for which the cause is registered (2016)
  • Share of deaths from cardiovascular diseases (2019)
  • Share of deaths from homicide WHO Mortality Database (2019)
  • Share of deaths from indoor air pollution (2019)
  • Share of deaths from secondhand smoke (2019)
  • Share of deaths from suicide (2019)
  • Share of deaths from terrorism (2021)
  • Share of deaths that are registered (2019)
  • Share of electricity generated by low-carbon sources (2022)
  • Share of electricity production from coal (2022)
  • Share of electricity production from fossil fuels (2022)
  • Share of electricity production from gas (2022)
  • Share of electricity production from hydropower (2022)
  • Share of electricity production from nuclear (2022)
  • Share of electricity production from oil (2022)
  • Share of electricity production from renewable sources (2022)
  • Share of electricity production from renewables (2022)
  • Share of electricity production from solar (2022)
  • Share of electricity production from solar and wind (2022)
  • Share of electricity production from wind (2022)
  • Share of employee compensation in public spending (2020)
  • Share of female graduates from science and technology programs in tertiary education (2017)
  • Share of final energy use that comes from renewable sources (2020)
  • Share of fish stocks that are overexploited (2018)
  • Share of fish stocks within sustainable levels (2018)
  • Share of food products in total merchandise exports (2021)
  • Share of forest area within protected areas (2020)
  • Share of forest with a long-term management plan (2017)
  • Share of freshwater Key Biodiversity Areas that are protected (2022)
  • Share of global CO₂ consumption-based emissions (2021)
  • Share of global CO₂ emissions (2022)
  • Share of global CO₂ emissions from aviation (2018)
  • Share of global CO₂ emissions from cement (2022)
  • Share of global CO₂ emissions from coal (2022)
  • Share of global CO₂ emissions from domestic air travel (2018)
  • Share of global CO₂ emissions from flaring (2022)
  • Share of global CO₂ emissions from gas (2022)
  • Share of global CO₂ emissions from international aviation (2018)
  • Share of global CO₂ emissions from land-use change (2022)
  • Share of global CO₂ emissions from oil (2022)
  • Share of global CO₂ emissions including land-use change (2022)
  • Share of global annual CO₂ emissions from other industry (2022)
  • Share of global annual deforestation (2015)
  • Share of global cumulative CO₂ emissions (2022)
  • Share of global cumulative CO₂ emissions from cement (2022)
  • Share of global cumulative CO₂ emissions from coal (2022)
  • Share of global cumulative CO₂ emissions from flaring (2022)
  • Share of global cumulative CO₂ emissions from gas (2022)
  • Share of global cumulative CO₂ emissions from land-use change (2022)
  • Share of global cumulative CO₂ emissions from other industry (2022)
  • Share of global cumulative CO₂ emissions including land-use change (2022)
  • Share of global domestic aviation passenger kilometers (2018)
  • Share of global excess nitrogen from croplands (2014)
  • Share of global forest area (2020)
  • Share of global greenhouse gas emissions (2022)
  • Share of global greenhouse gas emissions from food (2015)
  • Share of global merchandise exports (2021)
  • Share of global methane emissions (2022)
  • Share of global mismanaged plastic waste (2019)
  • Share of global nitrous oxide emissions (2022)
  • Share of global passenger kilometers from air travel (2018)
  • Share of global passenger kilometers from international aviation (2018)
  • Share of global plastic waste emitted to the ocean (2019)
  • Share of global plastic waste imports (2022)
  • Share of global population living in extreme poverty including and excluding China (2019)
  • Share of global services exports (2021)
  • Share of government expenditure going to interest payments (2020)
  • Share of gross national income donated toward poverty reduction (2021)
  • Share of industrial wastewater flows that are treated (2015)
  • Share of informal employment in agriculture (2020)
  • Share of land area used for agriculture (2020)
  • Share of land area used for arable agriculture (2020)
  • Share of land covered by forest (2020)
  • Share of land covered by lakes and rivers (2022)
  • Share of land used for permanent meadows and pastures (2021)
  • Share of local governments that adopted and implemented local disaster risk reduction strategies in line with national strategies (2020)
  • Share of manufactures in total merchandise exports (2021)
  • Share of manufacturing in gross domestic product (GDP) (2021)
  • Share of marine territorial waters that are protected (2021)
  • Share of medium and high-tech in gross domestic product (GDP) (2020)
  • Share of men expected to survive to the age of 65 (2020)
  • Share of men who are obese (2016)
  • Share of men who are overweight or obese (2016)
  • Share of men who smoke (2020)
  • Share of mothers receiving at least four antenatal visits during pregnancy (2019)
  • Share of mountain land that is degraded (2018)
  • Share of national greenhouse gas emissions that come from food (2015)
  • Share of new cars sold that are electric (2022)
  • Share of new electric cars that are fully battery-electric (2022)
  • Share of one-year-olds vaccinated against Haemophilus influenzae type B (2021)
  • Share of one-year-olds vaccinated against Streptococcus pneumoniae (2021)
  • Share of one-year-olds vaccinated against diphtheria, pertussis, and tetanus (2021)
  • Share of one-year-olds vaccinated against hepatitis B (2021)
  • Share of one-year-olds vaccinated against measles (2021)
  • Share of one-year-olds vaccinated against rubella (2021)
  • Share of one-year-olds vaccinated against tuberculosis (2021)
  • Share of one-year-olds who are vaccinated against polio (2021)
  • Share of one-year-olds who received the inactivated polio vaccine (2021)
  • Share of out-of-pocket expenditure on healthcare (2019)
  • Share of people agreeing with the statement "most people can be trusted" (2022)
  • Share of people in range of 4G mobile network (2021)
  • Share of people living in urban agglomerations of more than 1 million (2021)
  • Share of people practicing open defecation (2022)
  • Share of people who believe in climate change and think it's a serious threat to humanity (2023)
  • Share of people who say their government should do more to tackle climate change (2024)
  • Share of people who say they are happy (2022)
  • Share of people who say they are happy First & last waves (2014)
  • Share of people who say they are satisfied with their life (2016)
  • Share of people who support policies to tackle climate change (2023)
  • Share of percutaneous coronary interventions (PCI) performed by transradial access (2016)
  • Share of plastic waste exports (2022)
  • Share of population covered by social protection (2015)
  • Share of population living below national poverty lines (2019)
  • Share of population living in extreme poverty Line chart (2019)
  • Share of population living in extreme poverty 'Cost of basic needs' approach, Historical estimates (Moatsos, 2021), Line chart (2018)
  • Share of population living in extreme poverty 2011 PPPs (2019)
  • Share of population living on less than $2 per day (2017)
  • Share of population living on less than $5 per day (2017)
  • Share of population that cannot afford a calorie sufficient diet (2017)
  • Share of population that cannot afford a healthy diet (2021)
  • Share of population that cannot afford a nutrient adequate diet (2017)
  • Share of population using at least a basic drinking water source (2022)
  • Share of population with Asperger syndrome and other autistic spectrum disorders (2016)
  • Share of population with alcohol use disorders (2016)
  • Share of population with an alcohol use disorder (2019)
  • Share of population with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (2019)
  • Share of population with cancer Age-standardized, by country (2019)
  • Share of population with cancer Crude, by country (2019)
  • Share of population with developmental intellectual disability (2019)
  • Share of population with drug use disorders (2019)
  • Share of population with large expenditures on health (2021)
  • Share of population with mental disorder (2019)
  • Share of population with mental health disorders (2019)
  • Share of population with no formal education (2020)
  • Share of population with very large expenditures on health (2021)
  • Share of potential polio cases with adequate stool collection (2021)
  • Share of primary energy consumption from coal (2022)
  • Share of primary energy consumption from fossil fuels (2022)
  • Share of primary energy consumption from gas (2022)
  • Share of primary energy consumption from hydroelectric power (2022)
  • Share of primary energy consumption from low-carbon sources (2022)
  • Share of primary energy consumption from nuclear (2022)
  • Share of primary energy consumption from oil (2022)
  • Share of primary energy consumption from renewable sources (2022)
  • Share of primary energy consumption from solar (2022)
  • Share of primary energy consumption from solar and wind (2022)
  • Share of primary energy consumption from wind (2022)
  • Share of primary school teachers who are female (2021)
  • Share of primary-school-age children who are out of school (2020)
  • Share of secondary school teachers who are female (2020)
  • Share of senior and middle management positions filled by women (2020)
  • Share of services in total exports (2021)
  • Share of small-scale manufacturing in total manufacturing (2020)
  • Share of social protection in government expenditure (2015)
  • Share of students achieving advanced learning outcomes (2015)
  • Share of students achieving intermediate learning outcomes (2015)
  • Share of students achieving minimum learning outcomes (2015)
  • Share of students at the end of primary education achieving minimum reading proficiency (2016)
  • Share of students from abroad (2018)
  • Share of students studying abroad (2018)
  • Share of tariffs on imports from least-developed countries with a 0% rate (2021)
  • Share of teachers in primary education who are trained (2019)
  • Share of teachers in secondary education who are trained (2019)
  • Share of terrestrial Key Biodiversity Areas that are protected (2022)
  • Share of the daily caloric intake that comes from animal protein (2021)
  • Share of the labor force employed in agriculture (2019)
  • Share of the population estimated to have prior infection by Mycobacterium tuberculosis (2019)
  • Share of the population exposed to air pollution levels above WHO guidelines (2017)
  • Share of the population living in urban areas UN (2021)
  • Share of the population living in urban areas UN and HYDE projections (2024)
  • Share of the population living in urbanized areas HYDE (2023)
  • Share of the population not using an improved water source (2022)
  • Share of the population not using improved sanitation (2022)
  • Share of the population that is female (2021)
  • Share of the population that is undernourished (2021)
  • Share of the population that were born in another country (2015)
  • Share of the population using at least basic sanitation services (2022)
  • Share of the population using safely managed sanitation facilities (2022)
  • Share of the population using the Internet (2021)
  • Share of the population who completed lower-secondary education (2016)
  • Share of the population with access to clean fuels for cooking (2021)
  • Share of the population with access to electricity (2020)
  • Share of the population with alcohol or drug use disorders (2019)
  • Share of the population with down syndrome (2019)
  • Share of the population with malaria (2019)
  • Share of the population with post-secondary education (2016)
  • Share of the population with tertiary education (2020)
  • Share of the population without access to clean fuels for cooking (2021)
  • Share of the rural population using at least basic sanitation services (2022)
  • Share of the rural population using at least basic water services (2022)
  • Share of the urban population who live in the largest city (2021)
  • Share of total public education expenditure allocated to staff compensation (2017)
  • Share of tourism in total GDP (2015)
  • Share of tuberculosis patients with HIV (2022)
  • Share of urban population using at least basic sanitation services (2022)
  • Share of urban population using at least basic water services (2022)
  • Share of urban populations with convenient access to public transport (2020)
  • Share of women expected to survive to the age of 65 (2020)
  • Share of women in local government (2022)
  • Share of women in ministerial positions (2020)
  • Share of women in parliament IPU (2021)
  • Share of women in parliament V-Dem (2022)
  • Share of women using modern contraceptive methods (2014)
  • Share of women who are expected to die from pregnancy-related causes (2017)
  • Share of women who are obese (2016)
  • Share of women who are overweight or obese (2016)
  • Share of women who experienced violence by an intimate partner IHME (2017)
  • Share of women who experienced violence from an intimate partner United Nations (2018)
  • Share of women who smoke (2020)
  • Share of women with no formal education (2020)
  • Share of workers informally employed in non-agricultural workplaces (2020)
  • Share of young people not in education, employment or training (2021)
  • Share that feel safe walking alone around the area they live at night (2019)
  • Share that strongly agree that vaccines are effective (2019)
  • Share that strongly agree that vaccines are important (2019)
  • Share that strongly agree that vaccines are safe (2019)
  • Share that strongly disagree that vaccines are effective (2019)
  • Share that strongly disagree that vaccines are important (2019)
  • Share that strongly disagree that vaccines are safe (2019)
  • Share that think people in their country should act to tackle climate change (2024)
  • Share using safely managed drinking water (2022)
  • Share who report lifetime anxiety or depression (2020)
  • Share who say it's extremely important for the national government to fund research on anxiety/depression (2020)
  • Share who use tobacco (2020)
  • Solar (photovoltaic) panels cumulative capacity (2022)
  • Solar and wind power generation (2022)
  • Solar power generation (2022)
  • Sovereign state Butcher and Griffiths (2022)
  • Sovereign state Gleditsch and Ward (2022)
  • Sovereign state Correlates of War (2022)
  • Soybean production (2022)
  • Soybean yields (2022)
  • Specialist surgical workforce rate (2015)
  • Spirits consumption per person (2019)
  • Stability of democratic institutions index BTI (2021)
  • State capacity index (2015)
  • Stateness index BTI (2021)
  • States involved in interstate conflicts (2014)
  • States involved in state-based conflicts Map (2022)
  • Statistical capacity indicator (2020)
  • Statutory corporate income tax rate (2018)
  • Stillbirth rate (2021)
  • Strong elected local governments index V-Dem (2022)
  • Strong elected regional governments index V-Dem (2022)
  • Sugar beet production (2022)
  • Sugar beet yields (2022)
  • Suicide death rate IHME data (2019)
  • Suicide rate IHME data, age-standardized (2019)
  • Suicide rate WHO data (2019)
  • Suicide rate WHO data, age-standardized (2019)
  • Suicide rate by firearm (2019)
  • Suicide rate for 15- to 49-year olds (2019)
  • Sulphur oxide (SO₂) emissions (2015)
  • Sunflower seed production (2022)
  • Sunflower seed yields (2022)
  • Surface temperature anomaly (2017)
  • Sustainable fisheries as a proportion of GDP (2019)
  • Tariff rate across all products (2020)
  • Tax revenue as share of GDP (2017)
  • Tax revenues as a share of GDP UNU-WIDER (2021)
  • Tax revenues as a share of GDP UN-SDG (2020)
  • Taxes on goods and services (2021)
  • Taxes on incomes of individuals and corporations (2021)
  • Terrorism deaths (2021)
  • Terrorism deaths rate (2021)
  • Tetanus death rate (2019)
  • Tetanus mortality in children under-5 (2019)
  • The Universal Health Coverage (UHC) Service Coverage Index (2021)
  • The disease burden from alcohol use disorders (2019)
  • Thermal efficiency factor applied to non-fossil energy sources to convert them to primary energy equivalents (2022)
  • Threatened mammal species (2018)
  • Time required to start a business (2019)
  • Tobacco production (2022)
  • Tomato production (2022)
  • Tomato yields (2022)
  • Tonne-kilometers of air freight (2020)
  • Total amount donated for biodiversity conservation in developing countries (2021)
  • Total applied phosphorous to crops (2014)
  • Total assistance for development disbursed (2021)
  • Total disease burden IHME (2019)
  • Total disease burden WHO (2019)
  • Total domestic aviation passenger kilometers (2018)
  • Total factor productivity (2019)
  • Total government expenditure per capita (2016)
  • Total greenhouse gas emissions per capita (2020)
  • Total greenhouse gas emissions, excluding land use and forestry (2020)
  • Total health expenditure per person (2019)
  • Total healthcare expenditure as a share of GDP (2021)
  • Total market capitalization of listed domestic companies as a share of GDP (2020)
  • Total natural resource rents (2020)
  • Total net enrollment rate in primary education (2018)
  • Total nitrogen inputs to crops (2014)
  • Total number of international immigrants (2015)
  • Total official flows commitments for aid for trade, by donor (2021)
  • Total passenger kilometers from air travel (2018)
  • Total passenger kilometers from international aviation (2018)
  • Total reserves in months of imports (2021)
  • Total shortfall from extreme poverty (2019)
  • Trade as a share of GDP (2021)
  • Trade in services (exports plus imports) as share of GDP (2021)
  • Transboundary animal breeds with conserved genetic material (2023)
  • Transparent laws Regimes of the World (2022)
  • Trips by domestic tourists per 1,000 people (2021)
  • Tuberculosis case detection rate (2022)
  • Tuberculosis case fatality rate (2022)
  • Tuberculosis cases (2022)
  • Tuberculosis death rate IHME, age-standardized (2019)
  • Tuberculosis death rate IHME, crude (2019)
  • Tuberculosis death rate WHO (2019)
  • Tuberculosis death rate (2022)
  • Tuberculosis death rate in people without HIV WHO, crude rate (2022)
  • Tuberculosis deaths WHO GHE (2019)
  • Tuberculosis deaths WHO 2023 (2022)
  • Tuberculosis deaths in children under five (2019)
  • Tuberculosis treatment success rate (2016)
  • Typhoid and paratyphoid fever death rate in children under five (2019)
  • UN projection of infant deaths (2023)
  • Unadjusted gender gap in median earnings (2014)
  • Unemployment rate ILO (2021)
  • Unemployment rate, women (2021)
  • Universal right to vote Lexical Index (2022)
  • Unsentenced detainees as a proportion of overall prison population (2021)
  • Upper-secondary completion rate, adjusted gender parity index (2021)
  • Urban area over the long-term HYDE (2023)
  • Urban land area (2015)
  • Usage of at least basic sanitation facilities (2022)
  • Value of agricultural production (2022)
  • Value of exported of goods and services (2021)
  • Value of imported goods as a share of GDP (2014)
  • Vegetable consumption per capita (2021)
  • Voter turnout (2020)
  • Water productivity, GDP per cubic meter of freshwater withdrawal (2019)
  • Wealth share of the richest 1% WID (2021)
  • Wealth share of the richest 10% WID (2021)
  • What share of the population living with HIV are women? (2021)
  • Wheat production (2022)
  • Wheat yields (2022)
  • Who is contributing to deforestation abroad? (2013)
  • Wild fish catch from bottom trawling (2018)
  • Wind power generation (2022)
  • Women in informal employment as share of female employment (2020)
  • Women's civil liberties index (2022)
  • Women's civil society participation index (2022)
  • Women's political empowerment index (2022)
  • Women's political participation index (2022)
  • Women's universal right to vote Lexical Index (2021)
  • Women, Business and the Law Index (2022)
  • Year-on-year change in CO₂ emissions (2022)
  • Youth dependency ratio (2021)
  • Youth mortality rate (2021)

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First-timer's guide to Poland

Simon Richmond

Sep 29, 2023 • 7 min read

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Everything you need to know about visiting Poland for the first time © Imgorthand / Getty Images

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Poland  has a long, fascinating, sometimes tragic history, played out against a backdrop of royal castles and palaces, picturesque old towns and incredible landscapes.

From the Carpathian Mountains in the south to the Great Masurian Lakes in the north, Poland is a dream destination if you’re up for an activity-driven vacation – hiking, cycling and kayaking opportunities are abundant, plus there’s skiing in the winter.

If urban pleasures are more your thing, vibrant cities such as the capital Warsaw , the atmospheric old capital Kraków , and revamped 19th-century industrial powerhouse Łódź do not disappoint. Each offers masses of cultural attractions alongside delicious dining and lively nightlife scenes – all at very affordable prices.

As Poland is a big country packed with travel possibilities, you’re sure to have questions. Here are some tips and practical advice on how to get the most out of your first trip to Poland.

When should I go to Poland?

There’s no time of the year to specifically avoid when scheduling a trip. For fine weather and the chance to join summer festivals and events such as Kraków’s Jewish Culture Festival and Warsaw’s Summer Jazz Days , come between May and early September.

Towns and cities come alive as the warmer temperatures tempt everyone outside for alfresco dining and drinking. This is peak season, too, for visiting Poland’s 23 national parks.

The countryside in spring and autumn can also be very beautiful. Winter is the quietest season, except in ski resorts such as Zakopane . Come prepared for frigid temperatures and sloshing through snow and rain.

Compensations include low season rates at hotels and plenty of excellent museums in the major cities in which to shelter from the elements. Autumn through early spring is also when performing arts institutions such as Warsaw’s Teatr Wielki and Filharmonia Narodowa run their season of top-grade shows.

Woman on a hiking trip in the mountains sitting on a rock looking through binoculars in Poland

How much time do I need to visit Poland?

Two, or better, three days is the minimum needed for a short city break to either Warsaw or Kraków. You won’t have enough time to cover everything, but you will be able to get a feel for these places and tick off the main attractions.

If you’re prepared to move around quickly, you could cram in more of Poland over 10 days to two weeks, adding to your itinerary metropolises such as Gdańsk (also close to the Baltic seaside resort of Sopot ) and Łódź, as well as smaller historic towns like the artists’ retreat Kazimierz Dolny and Zamość , a perfectly preserved 16th-century Renaissance town.

Have a month to spare? Now you’re talking! This will give you the opportunity to explore rural backwaters and national parks such as World Heritage-listed Białowieża National Park , home to some 800 free-roaming European bison, Poland’s national symbol and Europe’s largest land mammal; and Karkonosze National Park with its spectacular Ice Age glacier-carved landscapes.

Is it easy to get in and around Poland?

Poland is tethered to the world by international flights. The capital’s main airport is the central Warsaw Chopin Airport , with Modlin Airport , 39km (24 miles) north of the city, handling budget carriers.

Other international airports include Gdańsk Lech Wałęsa Airport, Katowice Airport, Kraków John Paul II International Airport, Łódż Airport and Wrocław Airport . There are also excellent rail and bus links, especially with Western European neighbors, including overnight train services to Berlin and Vienna .

Getting around Poland itself is a breeze. There’s a comprehensive system of buses and trains offering both frequent services and affordable prices. For more remote parts, including nearly all the national parks, you’ll really need your own set of wheels.

Hiring a car is straightforward and the roads have vastly improved in recent years (although you will encounter some unsealed roads in the most rural regions). Major cities and towns all have decent public transport, and you can easily cover historic old town centers on foot.

Top things to do in Poland

Kraków, the former royal capital, is a stunner with its heady blend of history and harmonious architecture. At its heart are the vast Rynek Główny, Europe’s largest medieval marketplace, and the magnificent Wawel Royal Castle , on a hill above the Old Town.

But that's just the start – every part of the city is fascinating, from the former Jewish district of Kazimierz and its lively nightlife to the atomic fallout shelters of Nowa Huta .

Warsaw had to be almost completely rebuilt after WWII. The powerful Warsaw Rising Museum focuses on the darkest hours of WWII, while the Museum of Warsaw superbly documents the city's rise, fall and resurrection. Also don’t miss the award-winning POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews , and regal Wilanów Palace and surrounding lush parkland.

Toruń , a walled Gothic city on the Vistula River, miraculously escaped WWII intact. Wander through the UNESCO-listed Old Town crammed with museums, churches, grand mansions and squares. When you’re flagging, perk up with a peppery gingerbread cookie, Toruń’s signature snack, which you can make yourself at the Gingerbread Museum .

The UNESCO-listed Białowieża National Park holds one of Europe’s last vestiges of primeval forest, which you can visit in the company of a guide. The bison, which was once extinct outside zoos, has been successfully reintroduced here, although your best bet for seeing these magnificent animals is the region’s European Bison Show Reserve .

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My favorite thing to do in Poland

I’m a huge fan of street art and Łódź has embraced this public form of creative expression unlike anywhere else in Poland - the city is practically one giant art gallery! There are well over 200 public works of art ranging from massive painted murals to installations involving neon, nails and porcelain tiles.

Among my favorites are Pasaż Róży, a dazzling courtyard completely plastered with mirror fragments arranged in swirling rose patterns, and Wiedźmin, a 70m tall mural designed by Jakub Rebelka on the sides of adjacent apartment blocks – it’s a homage to the Witcher series of fantasy books by Łódź-based author Andrzej Sapkowski.

How much money do I need for Poland?

Like everywhere in Europe in recent times, prices have been rising in Poland. That said, the country offers great value, especially when it comes to accommodation, dining out and entertainment. Getting around by public transport is also a bargain.

  • Hostel room: 60 zł
  • Basic room for two: 200 zł
  • Self-catering apartment (including Airbnb): 120 zł
  • Public transport ticket: 3.40 zł
  • Coffee: 15-20 zł
  • Sandwich: 15 zł
  • Dinner for two: 150-200 zł
  • Beer/pint at the bar: 12 zł

Is Poland part of the EU?

Yes, which means if you’re crossing into the country from neighboring EU countries – the Czech Republic (Czechia), Germany , Lithuania and Slovakia – there are no border formalities. However, rather than the euro, Poland’s national currency is the złoty (zł, sometimes also abbreviated as PLN) which dates back to the 14th century.

Most places accept card or electronic payments but sometimes you will need to pay in cash so it’s handy to keep some money in your wallet.

How easy is it to get online?

Very easy. Depending on your home mobile phone/internet plans, you should be able to surf the web and stay in touch using a smartphone or tablet. There are plenty of wifi hotspots and some of them are free.

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What’s Polish food like?

Locals like nothing better than scoffing comfort foods such as pączki (rose-jam filled doughnuts) or a plate of pierogi , dough dumplings stuffed with anything from cottage cheese, potato and meat to blueberries or other fruits.

Traditional cooking is rustic and flavorful and can be summed up by Poland’s signature kiełbasa sausages. These are usually made with pork and various seasonings, though other meats, like beef and veal, can be added.

Beyond such staples Polish cuisine also includes hearty soups and dishes such as beef tartare. In the major cities and towns, there’s a wide choice of world cuisines alongside creative renditions of vegetarian and vegan dishes.

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15 Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Poland

Written by Diana Bocco Updated Oct 14, 2022

Poland is a historical country with 14 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and a collection of breathtaking natural attractions – mountains, national parks, rugged coastlines, and some unexpected wonders such as the world's oldest salt mine.

With its medieval architecture, troubled WWII history, and many villages that seem to be stuck in time, Poland is the perfect destination for history buffs and architecture lovers. Packed with things to do, Poland's cities are humming with the energy of art and culture and are a great starting point to discover everything the country has to offer.

No matter if you're after history, art, or nature, plan your visit with our list of the top tourist attractions in Poland.

1. Wieliczka Salt Mine, Wieliczka

2. auschwitz-birkenau camps, oswiecim, 3. warsaw old market place, warsaw, 4. malbork castle, malbork, 5. lazienki park, warsaw, 6. schindler's factory, krakow, 7. crooked forest, gryfino, 8. warsaw rising museum, warsaw, 9. wawel royal castle, kraków, 10. wolf's lair, gierloz, 11. morskie oko lake, tatra national park, 12. kraków cloth hall, krakow, 13. wawel cathedral, krakow, 14. slowinski sand dunes, 15. biskupin settlement, map of tourist attractions in poland.

Wieliczka salt mine

The 13 th -century Wieliczka salt mine is just as important for the locals today as it was hundreds of years ago, but for a very different reason. One of the world's oldest and longest-working salt mines, it stopped commercial operations in 1996 and has since become an artistic attraction .

The Wieliczka Salt Mine is now home to four chapels, corridors, and statues – all carved out of the rock salt walls. The mine's original shafts and passageways – some as deep as 327 meters underground – have been reopened and allow visitors to explore pits and chambers, walking past statues and alongside stunning architectural marvels. Deep into the mine, an underground lake shimmers against the candlelit walls.

The main tourist attraction inside the mine, however, is the Chapel of St. Kinga, a 12-meter-high chamber where everything – including the elaborate chandeliers and furniture – are made of salt. The tour continues on to the Erazm Baracz Chamber, where you'll find a lake that's saltier than the Dead Sea, and ends at a museum that explains salt mining and what life in the mines was like.

Official site: https://www.wieliczka-saltmine.com/

Entrance to Auschwitz concentration camp

The Auschwitz I and the Auschwitz II—Birkenau concentration camps are a different kind of must-see. Located about an hour west of Krakow, the camps offer a sobering look into the past.

Between 1942 and 1944, over 900,000 Jews were brought to the camps here from German-occupied countries. Political prisoners, Roma, and a number of other ethnicities were also sent here. Less than 10 percent of the people brought here survived their stay.

At the end of the war, as Soviet forces advanced into Poland, the Nazis destroyed the gas chambers and crematoria before fleeing. Although they managed to destroy and burn down part of the camp, many structures remain standing to this day.

The camps, which include over 300 barracks and hundreds of other buildings and crematoriums, can only be explored as part of a guided tour.

Official site: http://auschwitz.org/en/

Warsaw Old Market Place

The oldest part of Warsaw, the Old Town Market Place dates back to the 13 th century. Although 85 percent of the area was destroyed by the Nazis during World War II, it has since been restored to look exactly like it did when it was first built.

A mix of medieval architecture, Gothic, and colorful Renaissance buildings and merchant houses all coexist in the city's most popular square. The 19th-century bronze statue of a sword-wielding mermaid – a symbol of Warsaw's since medieval times – survived the War and still stands at the square.

Today, the Market Square is home to many cafés and restaurants, as well as street art sellers and many souvenir stalls. The main branch of the Historical Museum of Warsaw is also located here – home to a massive art collection but also a look through the history of the city and country.

The Adam Mickiewicz Museum of Literature , just steps away, pays homage to Poland's most famous poet and writer.

Malbork Castle

This 13th-century Teutonic castle was originally built by the Teutonic Knights, a religious order that served as a crusading military unit. Although the castle started as a small fortification, it was subsequently expanded over the centuries and eventually became a massive structure. Once the largest Gothic building in Europe, Malbork castle remains the world's largest castle by land area.

Today, the castle serves as a museum, with many of its original rooms perfectly preserved. Highlights include a medieval kitchen with a six-meter-wide fireplace, a collection of armor and weapons, and the knights' private toilet at the top of a tower.

In addition to historical collections, the castle also houses a number of exhibits, including one showcasing the conservation techniques used to restore the castle.

Official site: http://www.zamek.malbork.pl/en

Palace on the Isle in Lazienki Park

Lazienki Park covers 76 hectares of the city center, making it one of Poland's largest urban parks . Lazienki started life as a baths park for a nobleman in the 17 th century. Today, the Palace on the Isle is open to the public, as are the gardens around it.

A Classical-theater isle stage (where performances are still held), a number of smaller palaces and structures that now serve as museums or galleries, and even a classicist temple dedicated to the goddess Diana are set in the gardens.

A large statue of classic Polish composer Frederic Chopin stands on the grounds of the park as well. The statue was purposely destroyed by German forces as they invaded Poland during WWII and reconstructed in 1958 using the original mold. Every Sunday afternoon, free piano concerts are held at the foot of the statue.

Oskar Schindler's desk at Schindler's Factory

Oskar Schindler's enamel and metal factory – made famous by Steven Spielberg's 1994 movie – is now home to two museums. Part of the building has been converted into the Museum of Contemporary Art, while Schindler's former office – and much of the former factory floor – is now a branch of the Historical Museum of the City of Krakow.

Schindler's former office, which has been preserved intact since War times, is now an exhibit dedicated to his life and the lives of the people he saved in this very factory. In the office, a wall of glass known as the "Survivors' Ark" serves as a time capsule, full of enamel pots like the ones built at the factory.

The rest of the factory presents a number of cinematic exhibits that show Krakow during the War and the impact the Nazis had on the history of the city and the lives who inhabited it. There are also a number of immersive stage-like reconstructions of 1940s spaces – from a typical street to the seats of a tram to a typical Jewish apartment of the time.

Crooked Forest

Located just outside the tiny town of Gryfino, the Crooked Forest is a (perhaps) natural marvel that defies explanation. Here, a number of pine trees stand on their own, growing with a 90-degree angle at their base, all bent northward.

The pines were originally planted here in the 1930s, but it took about 10 years before the trunks started to show their characteristic bent. Despite many theories, there's a standing heated debate on whether the curvature was created artificially by manipulating the trees – or whether it just happened naturally or accidentally.

Regardless of the cause, the eerie presence of the trees is hard to deny, especially as the rest of the forest is full of healthy, perfectly straight pine trees. It's a great place for a quiet hike in the silence of the forest.

Warsaw Rising Museum

This is a museum dedicated to 1944's Warsaw Uprising, where the Polish Underground Resistance fought the German occupation of their city. The uprising lasted for 63 days, with massive casualties on both sides.

Once the Polish forces surrounded them, the Nazis systematically destroyed a large number of historical buildings and structures in retaliation. The uprising was a massive effort by a poorly equipped and barely armed group of civilians trying to defeat the enemy – and the museum has done a remarkable job of bringing that spirit to life.

Exhibits here include many rooms and events brought to life through films, artifacts, recreations, and interactive displays, including replicas of the sewer tunnels used to move around the city in secret, an insurgent hospital, and a print shop where you can see posters and underground newspapers.

Several rooms show continuous original footage of the events, and there's a special section dedicated to the Nazi occupation and the atrocities committed during the uprising.

Official site: https://www.1944.pl/en/

Aerial view of Wawel Royal Castle

Wawel is an architecturally eclectic castle – the construction has medieval elements mixed with Baroque and Renaissance details. One of the first places to be declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Poland, the castle has always been an important part of the history of the country.

King Sigismund I the Old, who lived in the castle in the 16 th century, was an avid collector of art – so it makes sense that the castle is now an important art museum, focused mainly on paintings and curatorial work.

Additional collections include weapons and armor, porcelain and ceramics, lots of textiles and prints, and a significant amount of period furniture. The museum also has an unusually large collection of Ottoman tents, the largest of its kind in Europe.

Official site: https://wawel.krakow.pl/en

Hitler's Wolf's Lair

Hitler's top-secret military headquarters is hidden deep in the Masurian woods. When it was active, it had three fortified security areas around it, defended by land mines in addition to heavily armed units.

At the time, the area included over 80 buildings, including several air-raid shelter bunkers and watchtowers. The Nazis blew up the complex in 1945 before fleeing the approaching Soviet Forces, but some of the buildings were so heavily reinforced, many of them could not be destroyed.

Visitors can now make their way to the area as a day trip from Warsaw . Although there are plans to eventually add historical exhibits or even a museum to the area, for now it's more a collection of ruins to walk through, discovering the corners of the history that developed here.

Mountains reflected in Morskie Oko Lake

Located deep within the Tatra National Park and surrounded by towering mountains and Swiss pines, the lake is a favorite destination for people of all ages. Reaching it requires an easy but long paved hike through shaded forests. The lake changes color throughout the year, transforming from a deep shade of blue to a softer turquoise hue.

The Tatras National Park extends through both Poland and Slovakia. In Poland, it's home to over 600 caves; snow-covered peaks; and a number of waterfalls, including the 70-meter-tall Wielka Siklawa.

Most of the park is hikeable, with over 270 kilometers of trails of all lengths and difficulties.

Krakow Cloth Hall

The Hall, which dates back to the Renaissance, has always been the heart of international trade in Poland. During the 15 th century, it was the main place for foreign merchants to gather to sell exotic spices from the East.

Traders from all over Europe also came here to buy salt from the Wieliczka Salt Mine. Textiles, leather, and silk were also traded here – imported from other countries for sale and produced locally.

The Hall was renovated in the 19 th century and used for years as an events center, where formal balls to honor visiting emperors and kings were held. The main floor is now again a center of commerce, with small stalls and galleries selling souvenirs, collectibles, and small pieces of art.

The Sukiennice Museum has taken over the second floor – home to a large collection of 19th-century Polish art.

Wawel Cathedral

The first Wawel Cathedral was built over 1,000 years ago, though the current one – a fascinating combination of Romanesque, Baroque, Gothic, and Neoclassical elements – was built in the 14th century after a massive fire destroyed earlier buildings.

For centuries, the cathedral was the burial place of Polish monarchs, though most of the tombs now reside in the labyrinth of underground crypts located right under the cathedral.

In addition to the main cathedral, there's also a number of smaller buildings outside, including the Sigismund's Chapel, famous for its beautiful golden dome. Even more famous is the Sigismund Bell, which – as the largest church bell in the country at 11 tons – requires the strength of 12 people to ring it. The 70-meter-tall tower holding the bell also offers a great viewpoint over the city.

Sand dunes in the Slowinski National Park at sunset

Part of Słowiński National Park in northern Poland, the 500 hectares of "moving dunes" here are considered a curiosity of nature. Their name comes from the fact that the dunes actually change form and move along the 32 kilometers of shoreline throughout the year, as winds and waves crash against the beach.

Depending on the weather, the dunes can move up to 10 meters per year and reach heights of up to 30 meters.

While the shifting sand dunes are the park's main attraction, you'll also find forests, bogs, lakes, and many kilometers of hiking trails. And once you make it over the dunes, you'll find a beautiful beach and clear blue waters.

Biskupin Settlement

Often referred to as "the Pompeii of Poland," the Biskupin Settlement is a recreation of the original prehistoric settlement that once thrived in the same place around the late Bronze Age.

Now an archeological open-air museum that tells the story of ancient Poland, the settlement showcases what life would have been like back then, with log houses (the original settlement included over 100 homes) and streets covered with wooden planks (as the location meant the streets were always wet and the ground always soft).

The settlement is surrounded by a tall wooden wall that's over 450 meters long and includes a watchtower near the entrance gate.

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This is a region with many valued historical sites, castles and palaces as well as attractions for fans of industrial tourism (it is home to Poland’s first capital city, Gniezno). The province also has plenty of valuable natural areas including two national parks (Wielkopolska National Park and part of Drawa National Park), which hold great potential for active tourism such as the Great Wielkopolska Loop. The region’s capital is Poznań, Poland’s most important trade-fair centre.

Grabarka

A picturesque region with remarkable rivers and lakes, the least urbanised part of Poland; idyllic landscapes, charming localities, health resorts, and four national parks (Białowieża, Biebrza, Narew and Wigry) welcome tourists; the region includes the UNESCO-listed Białowieża Forest; Podlaskie province, with hospitable Białystok as its capital, has many multicultural attractions…

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A region very popular among tourists for the Great Masurian Lakes, summer resorts and health spas, visitors will discover many charming towns lying amidst beautiful forests and bodies of water.

Malbork

As a destination, this province is great for health resorts and spas on the Baltic Sea as well as many interesting historical sites. Highlights include the UNESCO-listed Castle of the Teutonic Order in Malbork, two national parks (Słowiński and Tuchola Forest) also cultural and historical ones, starting with the region’s capital of Gdańsk.

Szczecin

A coastal region offering lots of great adventures and home to many seaside resorts and famous health spas, the province has attractive natural areas including two national parks (Wolin and Drawa).  Zachodniopomorskie province is a region with lots of attractions for every tourist.

Twierdza modlin

Filled with attractions for the active and history-loving tourist, with traces of Chopin’s life and work, this is the largest province and home to Poland’s capital city – Warsaw, whose Old Town is a UNESCO-listed heritage site. To the south of the capital lies a health resort, and to the north-west Kampinos National Park, not to mention the surrounding localities explored via the winding roads of Mazovia…

Bory Tucholskie

Filled with ancient Slavic sites, famous health resorts and natural attractions, the province also includes a gem of Gothic architecture – Toruń – whose historical centre, with the 14th-century Town Hall, tenements and fragments of castle walls, is a UNESCO-listed heritage site.

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A region with an ever-growing number of tourist attractions, both natural and manmade, not to mention Poland’s only thermal spa in Uniejów and a skiing facility in the heart of Poland: Kamieńsk Hill on the slope of the Bełchatów mine. The geometric centre of Poland lies in Łódzkie province, in the village of Piątek, and the province capital is the multicultural and modern city of Łódź.

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Poland’s most densely forested province, rich in natural attractions including a national park (Warta Mouth), historic buildings (e.g. Łagów Castle) and former military sites (the Międzyrzecz Fortification Region), as well as a UNESCO-listed site: Park Mużakowski. The province has two capitals: Zielona Góra and Gorzów Wielkopolski.

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Home to a variety of architectural marvels (including Książ, Poland third largest castle) Lower Silesia also boasts mountains, two national parks (Karkonosze and Sowie Mountains), many mountain resorts and the greatest number of health spas in Poland. Dig a little deeper and you’ll also find two UNESCO-listed sites (the Churches of Peace in Jawor and Świdnica, and the Centennial Hall in Wrocław), as well as the bustling regional capital, Wrocław.

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Poland’s smallest province, but one that is rich in culture and full of treasures for tourists. There’s something for everyone here – whether you’re looking to sightsee or are craving some relaxation. The region boasts beautiful lakes and rivers, famous castles and palaces, fascinating natural, historical and even prehistoric sites; the capital of Opolskie province is the “singing” city of Opole…

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Śląśkie (Silesia) is a province rich in mineral and natural resources and is one of the most important industrial regions of Poland. Silesia’s largest city and historical capital is Wrocław, and the major metropolitan area is the Upper Silesian metro area with Katowice at its center. The multiethnic heritage of the region delivers deep and enriching cultural exploration of local history, tradition, and customs.

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The Małopolska Province is where one finds some of Poland’s most visited sites. This most varied region stretches from the snowy peaks of the Tatra Mountains to the rugged limestone cliffs of Kraków-Częstochowa Upland, and the scenic, low lying Vistula River Valley.

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This is a charming province, home to the Świętokrzyskie Mountains and Świętokrzyski National Park. The region is all about hermit and monastic traditions, age-old legends and dinosaurs combined with picturesque towns, multiple historical sites and famous health resorts. The regional capital is Kielce.

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Podkarpackie is one of the greenest regions of Poland. There are pristine meadows and beautiful forests. Over one third of the region’s area, including remnants of the ancient Carpathian primeval Forest, is protected. Mighty wisents, lynxes, wildcats, and a number of rare bird species such as the golden eagle, are just a few of many species you can meet while hiking in the area.

The Great Market Square in the Old Town of Zamość

Beautifully situated between the rivers Vistula and Bug, at the junction of Eastern and Western culture, Lubelskie has an alluring exoticism. Offering a rich natural environment with two national parks (Roztocze and Polesie) as well as historical sites including the UNESCO-listed Old Town in Zamość, the region tempts visitors with boats trips along the Vistula in Kazimierz, hiking in the Vistula glacial valley, treatments at health resorts and historic architecture in the province capital – Lublin.

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2 Weeks in Poland: 2 Itineraries

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The first time that I went to Poland was when I was backpacking across Eastern Europe for three months. During that trip, I visited Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Poland, Romania, and Bulgaria.

I remember walking around Krakow Old Town, a woman biking, and she drove past me. Right at that moment, I told myself that I could imagine living there.

While that hasn’t happened yet, but I’ve been back to Poland twice since and it’s still one of my favourite budget-friendly European destinations offering the classic European vibe and atmosphere.

If you only have 2 weeks in Europe and plan to see just one country, Poland is an ideal destination. It is suitable for history buffs and admirers of architecture, with its medieval style, WWII history, and numerous villages that appear to have not changed in centuries.

The cities of Poland are overflowing with activities, art and culture, and everything in between, making it an exciting country to explore.

Many people don’t know that Poland is one of the most affordable European destinations . You still get to walk on the unique cobbled streets, visit historical sites, be stunned by beautiful castles, try delicious local dishes, and go to incredible ski resorts in winter without paying too much.

The Baltic Sea borders Poland to the North, Lithuania and Russia to the Northeast, and Belarus and Ukraine to the East. It is considered part of Central Europe, but some references might say it’s part of Eastern Europe of the Baltic States.

THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE VISITING POLAND

4 images - crooked trees, zakopane ski resort, salt mine in Krakow, and Warsaw Royal Palace - 2 Weeks in Poland Itinerary

In Poland, there are so many things to do that might be daunting, especially for first-time visitors. Before starting a 14-day vacation to Poland, there are a few things to consider. In the latter part of this article, you’ll find itineraries that will serve as your guide.

Whether you’re interested in history, art, or nature, you may utilize this list of the top tourist destinations to help you plan your 2 weeks in Poland trip. Get information on how to travel conveniently, the best time to go, what language is spoken most often, the widely used mode of payment, and other helpful tips below:

When is the best time to go to Poland

Poland’s peak season is during the summer months (June – August) when resorts are filled with tourists and the streets are crowded. However, if you want to avoid the crowd, shoulder season is for you during spring (March – April) and autumn (September- October) when the weather is pleasant for travelling but with fewer people.

At the same time, the low season is during winter (November – February). Christmas is a great time to travel to Poland if you don’t mind braving the freezing weather.

The country is widely known for its Christmas markets, which come alive in December in towns like Gdansk, Krakow, and Warsaw. This is also the most fantastic time to hit the slopes.

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Are 2 weeks enough for Poland

2 weeks in Poland is a lot of time. You can visit historical sites such as Krakow and Warsaw then go for an adventure in Zakopane. You can honestly go and see lots of places in just 14 days without rushing your entire trip.

I recommend that you plan to see 3-4 cities . If you plan great transportation and choose cities that are near one another, you can see 4-5 places .

Getting around

InterCity trains are preferred for travel between major cities like Gdansk, Poznan, Warsaw, and others. You can choose the InterCity, POLREGIO, and Twoje Linie Kolejowe (TLK) train types.

Bus travel is another option for getting across Poland, and it can be more practical if you’re going somewhere mountainous or need to connect to places with shorter distances.

Both regional and local bus services are widely available in small communities. Driving might be a terrific way to discover Poland if you like personal travel and want to venture off the beaten path. Flying on a plane is ideal for travelling long distances in Poland.

Language and currency

The vast majority of Poland’s population are native speakers of the Polish language . If you’re visiting here, you might be worried that you won’t be able to find your way around the country.

However, you don’t have to be anxious about it since roughly o ne-third of the population can speak English. You’ll encounter more English-speaking locals in significant towns and those employed in hotels and restaurants.

Poland’s national currency is the Zloty (PLN). In terms of the mode of payment, transactions are still made mostly in cash, with credit cards and bank transfers following closely behind.

Travellers with passport issues by the US, most countries in Latin America, Canada, Australia, New Zealand South Korea, Japan, some countries in the Gulf region, and Malaysia can enter Poland without a visa and stay for up to 90 days.

Other passport holders must apply for a tourist visa in advance (Schengen visa) at the nearest Polish Embassy or Consulate near you at least 6 months before their intended trip.

What is the average cost for 2 weeks in Poland

As mentioned before, travelling in Poland is much cheaper than in other parts of Europe. You can spend about $900 per person for a 14-day trip to Poland ($60/day) if you’re backpacking and can stay in hostels.

For a couple , you can take advantage of the private room without paying double. Around $1,100 ($80/day) should work for 2 weeks, which is also a great amount for a solo traveller on a mid-range budget.

For those who plan to travel in luxury, $2,200 ($150/day) and up will allow you to stay in 5-star hotels and dine at nicer restaurants. You can also take taxis most of the time during your 14-day stay.

Accommodation in Poland is quite affordable, the highest cost would go to taking domestic flights and dining. However, you can save money by staying in shared dorm rooms, taking local buses, and buying food at food stalls and grocery shops.

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Other basic travel tips

When you start planning your itinerary , I recommend you book your travel arrangements as soon as possible, especially the flights since those change so much. If you find a cheap one, grab those right away.

When it comes to booking a hotel, if you are coming in the peak season, book your room right away.

Below is a list of travel services I love to use. A lot of them allow me to cancel at the last minute without paying high cancellation fees while other sites have a variety of options.

TOP THINGS TO SEE IN POLAND (pinned map)

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2 WEEKS IN POLAND ITINERARY

Poland is a relatively vast and lovely place to visit, perched in the heart of Europe. Whether you’re looking to relax slowly, go on an epic adventure, or take a weekend trip, you’ll discover a few places that appeal to you.

The following is a list of the important places you should visit during your 14 days in Poland . If you want to skip the crowds, you can select between these two itineraries designed for first-timers and off-the-beaten-path adventures.

You don’t have to adhere to the itinerary strictly. Just choose the activities that intrigue you.

Itinerary #1: First-timers (Warsaw, Krakow, Zakopane, Wrocklaw, Gdansk)

For first-timers in Poland, you should include the must-see tourist destinations in your 2 weeks in Poland itinerary: Warsaw, Krakow, Zakopane, Wroclaw, and Gdansk. Warsaw city has a 1,000-year history to explore with unique architecture and culture.

The Polish Aviation Museum and the National Museum of Science and Technology are Krakow’s two most popular museums.

Ski towns, including Zakopane , are famous for hiking and mountain biking during summer. As for Wroclaw, theatres, galleries, and other cultural institutions are abundant. On the other hand, Gdansk is known for its historical sites such as churches, cathedrals, and castles.

2 images - Krakow Barbican and Royal Castle in Warsaw - 2 Weeks in Poland Itinerary

Warsaw for 3 days

As soon as World War II was over, the city launched a tremendous effort to rebuild its historic centre per the original blueprints. The city of Warsaw was formed in the 13th century, and Old Town Market Square was a medieval plaza built in the centre of the Old Town.

There is no better place to begin your tour in Poland than here , the country’s capital. The National Museum documents the city’s history and is also home to Poland’s most extensive collection of artworks, including several pieces once part of Adolf Hitler’s personal collection.

Take a stroll at the formal gardens of Lazienki Palace , Warsaw’s largest park and complex. You can find a planetarium, pavilions, an outdoor theatre, and more inside this 18th-century palace encircled by 76 hectares of an urban forest.

Krakow and Zakopane for 5 days

Among the best spots to visit in the country is Krakow’s Old Town, one of the earliest established UNESCO World Heritage Sites . It is conveniently situated at the foot of Wawel Royal Castle, where exquisite gardens and former royal guests’ apartments can be found.

You should plan to visit Kazimierz, the historic Jewish neighbourhood, and learn about Jewish history. Poland’s top snow destination is the town of Zakopane, which is situated at the base of the Tatra Mountains.

The two most famous skiing areas close to Zakopane are Gubaówka Mountain and Kasprowy Wierch Peak. Both novice and expert skiers can experience world-class snowboarding and skiing with spectacular landscape views.

It takes an average of 2 hr 45 min to arrive from Warsaw to Krakow by train, over an estimated distance of 250 km (155 miles). Usually, 17 trains operate daily from Warsaw to Krakow.

However, if you want to go to Zakopane from Warsaw, it would be ideal for travelling by plane, which takes 55 minutes.

2 images - Wroclaw Market Square and Zakopane in summer

Wroclaw or Poznan for 3 days

The 13th-century Main Market Square, home to St. Elizabeth’s Church and the Old Town Hall, is a must-visit area of Wroclaw. A short distance away is the Pan Tadeusz Museum, which features multimedia exhibitions about Polish traditions.

As for Poznan, The Old Market Square i s a popular place to visit with its vibrant and charming pastel-painted homes with restaurants and bars, and you can also stop by the Stary Browar. This old brewery has been transformed into a shopping centre and art gallery.

You can get from Krakow to Wroclaw the fastest way is by train , which takes around 2 hr 59 min. About 17 trains operate daily from Krakow to Wroclaw, with 235 km (146 miles) between these destinations.

As for the journey from Krakow to Poznan by train, you can expect to arrive in roughly 5 hr, which spans 335 km (208 miles).

Gdansk for 3 days

In Gdansk, you will find Poland’s principal seaport, which makes it an excellent place to end your 2 weeks in Poland trip. The City Gates and the Prison Tower are some prominent buildings in this area that are worth checking out.

St. Mary’s, the world’s largest brick church, the Wisloujscie Fortress, and the Gdansk Nowy Port Lighthouse are also in Gdansk.

Despite not being directly impacted by the war, Gdansk has one of the most extraordinary museums in the nation , housing a collection of vehicles, relics, documents, and images of the war.

The quickest way to travel from Wroclaw to Gdansk is around 1 hr 5 min by plane. You can also hop on a 3 hr 38 min train ride from Poznan to Gdansk along the 246 km (153 miles) route.

Itinerary #2: Off-the-beaten Path (Warsaw, Malbork, Szczecin, Poznan, Lodz)

If you’ve already been to the significant towns in Poland and want to see more of the underrated side, this 2 weeks in Poland itinerary is for you. This guide will take you through the less-visited sights and give you a genuine understanding of the life of the Polish people throughout history.

Whether searching for a relaxing getaway or capturing some Instagrammable shots, these cities in Poland have much to offer. Below are my top recommendations for off-the-beaten-path destinations in Poland for travellers who wish to avoid tourist crowds.

2 images - Brick Milkk in Gdansk and Marlbork Castle

The Crooked Forest, which lies close to the hamlet of Gryfino , is a unique natural wonder that defies explanation. Several pine trees stand alone in this location, each bending northward and rising at a 90-degree angle at its base. Even today, the cause of bent trees still remains a misery.

It’s a beautiful setting to start your trip here as you go on a peaceful trek amid the forest’s solitude. One of the first locations in Poland to be listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Wawel Royal Castle has always played a significant role in the country’s history.

Among the other collections. Weapons, armour, porcelains and ceramics, numerous textiles and prints, and a sizable amount of antique furniture.

Malbork for 2 days

Despite its beginnings as a fortress, the Malbork Castle was the world’s largest castle when it was finished in the 14th century for the Teutonic Knights Crusaders.

It’s a famous site for tourists since it is now a museum where you can see many of its original chambers that have been meticulously conserved. The tour includes the castle’s courtyards, kitchen, and tapestry rooms.

The train journey from Warsaw to Malbork is roughly 2 hr 2 min via PKP Intercity . Alternatively, you can take a 4 hr 5 min-bus ride from Warsaw to Malbork with FlixBus, covering a distance of 311 km (193 miles).

2 images - Neptune Fountain in Gdansk and Gmina Gryfino

Szczecin for 3 days

The Szczecin Philharmonic is among the top spots in this city since it was designed to accommodate a chamber music hall and a symphony hall.

Everyone who passes by is attracted to its metal and glass exterior, complemented with light illuminations. If you’re into nature, don’t forget to drop by Szmaragdowe Lake, where you can view Lower Odra River and Szczecin City from its observation deck.

To help you save time, I recommend booking a flight from Malbork to Szczecin, which often takes 2 hr 40 min . Alternatively, if you have a car rental, you can drive from Malbork to Szczecin in 4 hr 47 min with a total distance of 346 km (215 miles) along routes DK22 and DK10.

Poznan for 3 days

If you plan to explore Poznan, ensure to put Fara Poznan in your places to visit since it’s a gorgeous pink Roman Catholic Basilica tucked away from the Old Market Square.

Just north of it is Park Cytadela w Poznaniu, the city’s largest urban park. If you’re into pastries, swing by St. Martin’s Croissant and taste their special dessert, a croissant with poppy-seed filling.

Around 16 trains operate daily from Szczecin to Poznan, and the fastest train ride takes roughly 3 hr 10 min to arrive . You can also opt for a 3 hr 30 min-bus ride.

Alternatively, if you rent a car, the direct drive between the two cities is around 2 hr 50 min to complete the 265 km (165 miles) journey via routes S3 and A2.

Lodz for 3 days

You can end your two weeks in Poland in Lodz, where you can find Piotkowska Street, the world’s longest commercial street at 5 km. The best eateries, pubs, and boutiques in the city can be spotted along this route, which runs between Liberty Square and Independence Square.

If you’re into shopping, Manufaktura is for you since it houses 240 stores and boutiques to wander through, as well as many cinemas, restaurants, bars, theatres, a fitness centre, and more.

You can expect the trip from Poznan to Lodz, which spans 188 km (117 miles) by train to take roughly 2 hr 48 min . The fastest bus service between the cities is around 3 hr 37 min.

THINGS TO SEE AND DO (each city)

I recommend you pin these attractions on your digital map. This will help you visualise the places you want to see and how you want to create your travel itinerary.

You can tell which places are near one another, which locations you can see in one day which ones will take an entire day to reach, and in what order you want to see each city.

  • City tour via – hop-on, hop-off bus or walking tour or 1.5-hour segway tour or cycling tour or an electric scooter or a Retro Fiat car
  • Warsaw Uprising Museum
  • Palace of Culture and Science
  • The Royal Castle in Warsaw
  • Vistula River – ride the traditional Galar Cruise
  • Palace on the Isle
  • Old Town Market
  • Attend Chopin Concert – look at the price
  • POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews
  • Lazienki Park
  • Learn about Polish cuisine on a food tour or Polish dumpling cooking class
  • Copernicus Science Center
  • The National Museum in Warsaw
  • Museum of Fryderyk Chopin in Warsaw
  • Museum of King Jan III’s Palace at Wilanow
  • Presidential Palace in Warsaw
  • Saxon Garden
  • Hala Koszyki
  • Warsaw Barbican
  • Go to a day tour to Krakow and Auschwitz – read the reviews
  • Skaryszewski Park
  • Join a Warsaw pub crawl or with premium open bar
  • Explore Krakow Old Town by going on a guided tour or a cycling tour or a segway for 1.5 hour or on a golf cart
  • Rynek Glowny
  • Auschwitz and Birkenau Concentration Camp – check tour cost (must be booked in advance since limited tickets are sold daily)
  • Wawel Royal Castle
  • Wieliczka Salt Mine – go on a tour combo with Auschwitz and Birkenau or only salt mine tour
  • The Cloth Hall
  • Oskar Schindler’s Enamel Factory – check the tour price first
  • St. Mary’s Basilica
  • Vistula River – book a cruise or a boat party
  • National Museum in Krakow
  • Wawel Cathedral
  • Rynek Underground Museum
  • Go to Jewish Quarter with a local guide
  • Kosciuszko Mound
  • Krakus Mound
  • Join a food tasting tour – more info
  • Smok Wawelski
  • Go to a shooting range – read the reviews
  • Krakow Barbican
  • St. Florian’s Gate
  • Day trip to Zakopane – join a tour with a thermal hot bath trip
  • Discover Zakopane on a bike or on foot or join a food tour
  • Polana Szymoszkowa
  • Morskie Oko
  • Tatry National Park – explore the city and Tatra Mountains with a guide or a self-guided trip
  • Kasprowy Wierch
  • Thermal Spring – get your admission ticket
  • Go ride an Off-Road ATV
  • Dolina Gasienicowa
  • Discover Wroclaw via the famous guided electric car ride or 3-hour bike tour or segway tour or a city walk with a river cruise
  • Wroclaw Market Square
  • Ostrow Tumski – do an Old Town and Ostrow Tumski walking tour
  • Panorama of the Battle of Raclawice
  • Museum of Bourgeois Art
  • Cathedral of St. John
  • Rock City – go on a hike tour
  • National Museum in Wroclaw
  • Wroclaw Africarium
  • Ksiaz Castle and Church of Peace – join a day trip to Swidnica
  • Japanese Garden
  • Day trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau from Wroclaw – look at the price
  • Aquapark Wroclaw
  • Book a food tour
  • Tumski Bridge
  • Szczytnicki Park
  • Go on a fun pub crawl or a riverboat party with unlimited drinks
  • Old Market Square – go to a 2-hour walking tour or do a city game tour
  • National Museum in Poznan
  • Croissant Museum
  • Citadel Park
  • Poznan Cathedral
  • The Imperial Castle
  • Learn about Polish cuisine – do a traditional food tour or join a beer-tasting tour
  • Posener Tor
  • Woodrow Wilson Park
  • Do a city tour – on a historical Polish boat or guided walking tour or on a golf cart tour or a bike tour
  • European Solidarity Centre
  • Basilica of St. Mary of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary
  • Stutthof Concentration Camp – look at the tour price
  • Westerplatte
  • Neptune’s Fountain
  • Motlawa River – cruise with a Catamaran boat
  • Brzeźno Pier
  • Go kayaking – there’s an evening/sunset tour
  • Plaża Stogi
  • Try gun shooting – visit a shooting range
  • Museum of the Second World War
  • Pier in Sopot – do a sunset yacht cruise
  • Bird Reserve Ptasi Raj
  • Day trip to Malbork – perhaps a tour to Malbork Castle from Gdansk
  • Malbork Castle and Museum – go on a 6-hour tour
  • Nad Nogatem
  • Zbytkowa Wieza Cisnien
  • Mariacka Gate in Malbork
  • Day trip to Elblag
  • Enjoy an Old Town walking tour – read the reviews
  • Gmina Gryfino
  • Pomeranian Dukes’ Castle in Szczecin
  • Waly Chrobrego
  • Go do a food and beer tasting tour or vodka tasting tour
  • Kasprowicz Park
  • Archcathedral Basilica of St. James the
  • The Dialogue Centre Upheavals
  • Karlowicz Philharmonic
  • Museum of Technology and Transportation 
  • Bismarck Tower
  • Bukowa Forest Landscape Park
  • Join a Jewish Heritage tour or Old Town walking tour
  • Piotrkowska Street
  • Fala Aquapark
  • Museum of the City of Lodz
  • Central Museum of Textiles
  • Ksiezy Mlyn
  • Cinema Museum in Lodz
  • EC1 Lodz – City of Culture
  • Museum of Art in Lodz MS1
  • Muzeum Fabryki
  • Museum of Independence Traditions 

MUST-TRY POLISH DISHES, DRINKS, AND SNACKS

3 images Pierogi, Szarlotka, and Barszcz Czerwony

If you’re going to Poland, you can’t leave without trying out the local dishes and drinks. Ensure you order at least 3-4 dishes during your trip to complete the ultimate Polish adventure. Remember to wash down with some yummy Polish alcoholic drinks or some sweets.

  • Pierogi (dumplings)
  • Kotlet Schabowy (breaded and fried pork chop)
  • Gołąbki (cabbage rolls)
  • Polskie naleśniki (Polish pancakes)
  • Bigos (hunter’s stew)
  • Gulasz (goulash)
  • Placki Ziemniaczane (potato pancakes)
  • Barszcz Czerwony (red beetroot soup)
  • Szarlotka (apple pie)
  • Polish Paczki (doughnuts)
  • Naleśniki (Polish crepes)
  • Ziemniaczki (Polish rum balls)
  • Kompot (compote)
  • Oranzada (orangeade)

ACCOMMODATIONS (per city)

Accommodations are quite affordable in Poland compared to the west and south of Europe. However, you can still expect the hotels to be fully booked during peak season since many Polish would come home for a vacation.

Make sure you book your room in advance to avoid staying in a mediocre place and paying more than you should.

  • Affordable to Mid-range: Deja Vu Hostel or Kapusa Hostel or Sport Hostel or Hotel Gordon
  • Luxury: Courtyard by Marriott or Hotel Hetman or Hotel Reytan or Teatro Hotel
  • Affordable: Amber Hostel or Bubble Hostel or Greg&Tom Beer House Hostel
  • Mid-range: Jordan Pokoje Goscinne or Lounge Apartments or Words & Swords
  • Luxury: Vienna House by Wyndham or Hotel Pod Roza or AGA Tenis Apartments or Sky Hotel
  • Affordable: Willa 14 or Goodbye Lenin Hostel or Poko Goscinne Benita
  • Mid-range: Hotel Bambi Boutique or Kraina Smaku or Rezydencja Bambi
  • Luxury: Aparthotel Bambi or Domki Javorina or Green Deer Premium or Bellamonte Aparthotel
  • Affordable to Mid-range: B&B Hotel Centrum or Hostel Krasnal or Bemma Apart Hostel
  • Luxury: Scandic Hotel or Puro Stare Miastro or Wyndham Hotel or HP Park Plaza
  • Affordable: Casa Mama or Cinema Hostel
  • Mid-range: Homewell Apartments or Don Prestige Residence or Cinema Apartments
  • Luxury: Hotel Traffic Stare Miastro or Park Inn by Radisson or Sleep Hotel & Apartments
  • Affordable: Liberium Residence or Trip & Hostel or Seaside Apartment
  • Mid-range: Celestin Residence or Hotel Platan or Peperino or Apart Neptun
  • Luxury: IBB Hotel or Puro Stare Miastro or Montownia Lofts or Arche Dwor Uphagena
  • Affordable to Mid-range: Moxy Hotel or ibis Centrum or Focus Hotel or Matejki 8
  • Luxury: Courtyard by Marriott or Grand Focus Hotel or ibis Stare Miastro or Hotel Zamek
  • Affordable: Fabryczna Centrum Rooms or Lodzki Palacyk Hostel or Go Hostel Rewolucji
  • Mid-range: Stare Kino Cinema Residences or Piotrkowska 89 or Focus Hotel or Dream Aoartments
  • Luxury: Hotel The Loom or Qubus Hotel Lodz or Cotton House

SUMMARY OF 2 WEEKS IN POLAND

Poland is one location that isn’t entirely on the tourist radar but is rapidly developing into a beautiful European holiday destination. It is a hidden jewel in Eastern Europe, with a fascinating culture, a long history, stunning architecture, and breathtaking landscapes.

This country is perfect for people seeking a natural setting away from the metropolis, offering mountains, lakes, and forests.

Exploring the Old Towns of several Polish cities will leave you breathless. Poland’s castles are among the most distinctive aspects of its extensive history and are one of the top attractions. Poland’s castles are majestic and fascinating, whether it be the country’s past or fairy tales.

2 weeks in Poland can be filled with sightseeing relating to World War II, Polish culture, and tasting local dishes. You can also include a visit to the beach if you’re going during summer or enjoy the slopes for skiing if you visit in winter.

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Travel behavior

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Tourism companies

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  1. Travel and tourism in Poland

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  2. Poland Tourism Statistics 1995-2024

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    In 2018, the total value of the tourism economy in Poland was estimated at PLN 124.6 billion - a rise of 6.8% over 2017. This equates to an estimated contribution of 6.0% to Poland's GDP (direct and indirect impact). In 2018, 195 675 people were employed in the accommodation and catering sector, an increase of 1.0% compared to 2017.

  4. Statistics Poland / Topics / Culture. Tourism. Sport / Tourism

    Tourism in 2021. A A A. Date of publication: 30.06.2022. Frequency of publication: edited every 2 years. Tourist accommodation establishments - location of facilities and their occupancy by Polish residents and foreign tourists. Spatial diversification of tourism potential in Poland - selected indicators showing the location and occupancy of ...

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    In the first nine months Poland was visited by 16.3 million tourists. According to forecasts for the whole year, 2019 was distinguished by a record-breaking number of tourists travelling to our country. ... who on average stay more than 16 days in Poland and spend more than 5,500 PLN per person. Polish Tourism Organisation maintains an active ...

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  8. Poland Visitor Arrivals [Chart-Data-Forecast], 1995

    Poland Visitor Arrivals recorded 15,947,700 person in Dec 2022, compared with 9,722,100 person in the previous year. Poland Visitor Arrivals data is updated yearly, available from Dec 1995 to Dec 2022. The data reached an all-time high of 89,118,000 person in Dec 1999 and a record low of 8,418,000 person in Dec 2020.

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    In the 1st half of 2022, 14.7 million tourists were accommodated in tourist accommodation establishments and 37.5 million overnight stays were provided for them. Compared to the same period of 2021, this was an increase of 177.1% and 152.2% respectively. Compared to the 1st half of 2021, the occupancy rate also increased from 19.9% to 36.2%.

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    The Travel & Tourism market in in Poland is projected to grow by 2.10% (2024-2028) resulting in a market volume of US$9,323.00m in 2028. ... Each user is only counted once per year. Additional ...

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    26.10.2023. Archive Border traffic and expenses made by foreigners in Poland and Poles abroad in 2022. 7. Statistics in focus. Tourist accommodation establishments and its occupancy in the 1st half of 2023. 05.10.2023. Archive Tourist accommodation establishments and its occupancy in the 1st half of 2023. 8. Publication.

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    Mazowieckie Province. Filled with attractions for the active and history-loving tourist, with traces of Chopin's life and work, this is the largest province and home to Poland's capital city - Warsaw, whose Old Town is a UNESCO-listed heritage site. To the south of the capital lies a health resort, and to the north-west Kampinos National ...

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  21. Change Patterns between 1993 and 2023 and Effects of COVID-19 on ...

    Tatra National Park (TNP) is one of the most popular national parks in Poland. The purpose of this study was to examine changes in the number of tourists visiting the Park each year from 1993 with a special focus on the COVID-19 period. The main part of this study focused on tourist traffic data for the period from 1993 to 2023. Daily, monthly, and annual data were examined. The source of most ...

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    Published by Małgorzata Puzio , Feb 10, 2023. In 2020, the number total tourist arrivals in Warsaw amounted to 3.3 million. This was a decrease of 67 percent compared to the year before, caused ...

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