Map of Poland

Places of interest detailed in our guide

Airport

Gdansk Airport Katowice Airport Krakow Airport Lublin Airport Poznań Airport Warsaw Chopin Airport Warsaw Modlin Airport Wroclaw Airport

Attraction

Auschwitz Birkenau Concentration Camp Schindler’s Factory Wieliczka Salt Mine

Citta

Częstochowa Gdansk Gdynia Katowice Kraków Łódź Lublin Poznań Szczecin Warsaw Wroclaw Zakopane

Landscape

Tatra Mountains National Park

Village

Malbork Sopot

Maps and guides of Poland

The interactive map of Poland on this page presents all the main tourist locations and points of interest in the country. You can then view towns, villages, attractions and other places of interest such as airports.

You can zoom in or move with the mouse to find the ideal location for your dream holiday! Mark the link to this page so that you always have this useful online map at your fingertips.

Where Poland is located

Poland occupies a strategic geographical position that has made it a protagonist of numerous historical events. Bordering as many as seven countries, this country is an important crossroads between Eastern and Western Europe.

In the north, Poland’s coastline faces the Baltic Sea for about 440 kilometres, offering beautiful beaches and important ports such as Gdansk, Gdynia and Szczecin.

The eastern border is shared with Lithuania, Belarus and Ukraine, while to the south the country is bordered by the Carpathian and Sudeten mountain ranges, which create a natural border with the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

To the west, Poland borders Germany, with the Oder River acting as a natural border for much of the way.

The capital Warsaw lies almost in the geometric centre of the country, about 300 km from the Baltic Sea and the Carpathians.