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The Republic of Poland is situated in Central Europe; Poland, bordered by seven states, has fluctuated throughout the ages according to regional history. The neighboring countries are Germany, the Czech Republic, the Slovak Republic, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, and Russia (Kaliningrad). Poland has the Baltic Sea in the north. Its location makes it a perfect starting point for sightseeing trips around the continent because major places of interest are within easy reach.

Warszawa (Warsaw) is the biggest city in Poland, and being the capital hosts many international events.
The official of Poland is “Polish”.

Poland sits at the intersection of northern Europe’s wooded areas, Atlantic Ocean sea routes, and Eurasian border-rich plains. Germans, Balts, and Mongols conquered Poland’s tiny princes and townships in the early Middle Ages. United Poland was Europe’s biggest and perhaps most powerful country in the mid-1500s. During the Partitions of Poland (1772–1918), Russia, Prussia, and Austria divided it apart.

Polish culture thrived, even abroad, throughout a national crisis. Polish patriots like Kazimierz Pułaski and Tadeusz Kościuszko influenced the American Revolution with their revolutionary beliefs. The 1791 Polish constitution, the oldest in Europe, adopted American and French principles. Poles migrated to the US, Canada, Argentina, and Australia in large numbers, bringing their culture. across the 19th century, Polish Romantic artists like pianist Frédéric Chopin and poet Adam Mickiewicz predominated across Europe. Polish philosophers, musicians, filmmakers, and authors continue to improve arts and letters after their example.

Poland is a member of: Learn more about Poland | life in Poland today

• The European Union (EU);
• The Schengen Area; Learn more about Poland
• The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); Learn more about Poland
• The United Nations (UN); Learn more about Poland
• The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO); Learn more about Poland
• The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF); Learn more about Poland
• The World Health Organization (WHO); Learn more about Poland
• The World Trade Organization (WTO); Learn more about Poland
• The Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD).

Area: more than 312,500 square kilometers, encompassing sandy sea beaches, great mountain hikes, beautiful lakes, quiet forests, and lively cities packed with museums and historical buildings highlighting Polish centuries-long tradition and cultural heritage.

Official name: Rzeczpospolita Polska (Republic of Poland)

Also known as: Republic of Poland • Polska • Rzeczpospolita Polska • Polska Rzeczpospolita Ludowa • Rzeczpospolita Polska Ludowa • Polish People’s Republic • Polska Rzeczpospolita

Capital: Warszawa (Warsaw)

Population: (2023 est.) 37,546,000 Learn more about Poland

Currency: Zloty (zł) – PLN Learn more  about Poland

Climate: Moderate continental, i.e. four seasons each year, with cold winters and hot summers.

Traditional cuisine: you will love pierogi (dumplings), zurek (sour rye-flour soup), borsch (beetroot soup), and bigos (sauerkraut with meat and spices). You must try some Polish cakes and pastries, too, such as sernik (cheese cake), placek drozdzowy (yeast cake), and makowiec (poppy-seed cake). Learn more about Poland

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More than 100 thousand International Students are studying at the Universities in Poland – The number of Foreign students in Poland keeps growing every year. According to the latest CSO data, every year, more than 15000 international students from around the globe choose Poland to continue their Higher Education at different universities.

After a decade-long rise, Polish universities now boast over 100,000 international students. Nearly 9% of Polish students are foreign.

Perspektywy reports that 102,200 overseas students have registered at Polish institutions for the 2022/23 academic year, according to the Ministry of Education’s database.

Including annual exchange students, Statistics Poland (GUS) reports 105,400. Over 18% higher than last academic year.