Poland

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General Country Information ๐ŸŒ

Capital Warsaw
Country Poland
Currency Polish zล‚oty
Main religion Roman Catholic

In numbersโ€ฆ ๐Ÿ“

Female 51.3%
Gdp $674.2 billion
Size 312,685 sq km
Population 38,006,875
Population density 121.5/sq km
Kids per female 1.43
City population 60.3%

Weather โ›…

Winter -1โˆ˜C
Summer 18โˆ˜C

Language and Education ๐Ÿ”ฌ

Main Language Polish
Population able to read 99.8%
Population with a college degree 20.3%
Population able to speak english 39%

Well-being ๐Ÿ’‰

Air quality 53 (AQI)
Is tab water drinkable? yes

Safety ๐Ÿ‘ฎ

LGBT friendly? Yes
Crime 2.5/10

Transportation โœˆ๏ธ

Driving side Right
Main airline LOT Polish Airlines
Main airport Warsaw Chopin Airport

Costs and Prices ๐Ÿค‘

Cash required for everyday purchases yes

Prices for Everyday Goods ๐Ÿ’ฐ

Item Price (USD)
Bottle water $0.5
Cigarettes $3.5
Burger $5
Coffee $2
Beer $3

Accomedation Costs ๐Ÿ›Œ

Type Price (USD)
Flat $400/month
Hotel 3 star $50/night
Hotel 5 star $150/night

Transportation Costs ๐Ÿš

Type Price (USD)
Cab $10/10km
Petrol $1.50/l
Rental car $50/day
Public transportation $5/daypass
Bike rental $10/day

Taxes ๐Ÿ’ธ

Type Rate
Tax rate 18%
Vat 23%

Average Income ๐Ÿ’ผ

Income $12000

Tipping ๐Ÿ’๏ธ

Is tipping required? Yes
Location Tipping Amount
Cab 10%
Restaurant 10-15%
Bar 10%
Coffeeshop 10%
Services 10-15%

Digital ๐Ÿค–

Internet speed 100.03/MBits
Tld .pl
Free wifi 8/10
Population with access to internet 82.1%
Phone mobile data $12 for 10GB

Electricity ๐Ÿ”Œ

Power grid 99.99% (Uptime)
Sockets Type E, Type F

Shopping ๐Ÿ›’

Opening Times ๐Ÿ•ฐ

Closing days Sunday
Closing times 9:00 PM
Opening times 9:00 AM

Fun and Relaxation ๐Ÿ˜ƒ

Bars and Nightlife ๐Ÿ•บ

Closing hour of bars and clubs 2:00 AM
Topic Rating (0-10)
Nightlife 7/10
Bars 8/10

Parks and leisure ๐ŸŽข

Topic Rating (0-10)
Holiday Parks 8/10
Public Parks 9/10
Swimming 7/10

Sports โšฝ

Most popular Sport Football

Food ๐Ÿ•๏ธ

Food Name Description Price (USD)
Pierogi Dumplings filled with various fillings, such as meat, cheese, or sauerkraut $5-10
Bigos A stew made with sauerkraut, meat, and vegetables $10-15
ลปurek A sour rye soup served with sausage and hard-boiled egg $8-12
Goล‚ฤ…bki Cabbage rolls filled with meat and rice $10-15
Placki ziemniaczane Potato pancakes $5-8
Kotlet schabowy Breaded pork cutlet $10-15
Flaki Beef tripe soup $8-12
Chล‚odnik A cold soup made with beets, cucumbers, and dill $5-8
Makowiec Poppy seed roll $4-6
Sernik Cheesecake $5-8

Drinks ๐Ÿป๏ธ

Drink Name Description Price (USD)
Piwo (Beer) Poland is known for its high-quality beer, with many local breweries producing a wide variety of styles. $2-5
Wรณdka (Vodka) Polish vodka is world-renowned for its smoothness and purity. It is typically made from rye or potatoes. $3-10
Nalewka (Fruit Liqueur) Nalewka is a traditional Polish liqueur made from fruit, herbs, and spices. It is often served as an aperitif or digestif. $5-15
Miodowina (Honey Wine) Miodowina is a sweet, mead-like wine made from honey. It is often flavored with fruits or spices. $6-12
Krupnik (Spiced Honey Liqueur) Krupnik is a traditional Polish liqueur made from honey, spices, and vodka. It is often served warm. $7-15
Kompot (Fruit Compote) Kompot is a non-alcoholic drink made from stewed fruit. It is often served cold or warm. $2-5
Herbata (Tea) Tea is a popular drink in Poland, with many different varieties available. $2-5
Kawa (Coffee) Coffee is also a popular drink in Poland, with many different types of coffee shops to choose from. $3-7

Souvenirs ๐Ÿ‘œ

Souvenir Description Price
Amber Jewelry Jewelry made from fossilized tree resin, often found in Poland โ‚ฌ20-โ‚ฌ100
Wooden Carvings Traditional Polish folk art, often depicting religious or mythical scenes โ‚ฌ10-โ‚ฌ50
Pottery Handcrafted ceramics, often decorated with traditional Polish patterns โ‚ฌ15-โ‚ฌ50
Lace Delicate lacework, often used in traditional Polish costumes โ‚ฌ20-โ‚ฌ100
Vodka Polandโ€™s national spirit, available in a variety of flavors โ‚ฌ10-โ‚ฌ30
Pierniki Traditional Polish gingerbread, often decorated with icing or chocolate โ‚ฌ5-โ‚ฌ15
Oscypek Smoked sheepโ€™s milk cheese, a specialty of the Tatra Mountains โ‚ฌ5-โ‚ฌ10
Salt Lamps Lamps made from rock salt, said to have therapeutic benefits โ‚ฌ20-โ‚ฌ50
Folk Costumes Traditional Polish clothing, often worn at festivals or special occasions โ‚ฌ50-โ‚ฌ200
Christmas Ornaments Handcrafted glass or ceramic ornaments, often depicting traditional Polish scenes โ‚ฌ5-โ‚ฌ20

Holidays ๐Ÿน

Holiday Name Time Description
New Yearโ€™s Day January 1 Celebrates the beginning of the new year
Epiphany January 6 Celebrates the visit of the Three Wise Men to the infant Jesus
Easter Monday March or April Celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ
Labor Day May 1 Celebrates the achievements of the working class
Constitution Day May 3 Celebrates the adoption of the Polish Constitution in 1791
Corpus Christi May or June Celebrates the Body and Blood of Christ
Assumption of Mary August 15 Celebrates the Assumption of Mary into heaven
All Saintsโ€™ Day November 1 Celebrates all the saints of the Catholic Church
Independence Day November 11 Celebrates the regaining of independence from Russia in 1918
Christmas Day December 25 Celebrates the birth of Jesus Christ
Boxing Day December 26 Celebrates the day after Christmas

News ๐Ÿ“ฐ

Medium Name
Newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza
Online news Onet.pl
Tv TVN
Radio RMF FM