Cheap flights to Poland
Flying into Poland usually means landing at Warsaw, the capital and its main gateway, though Krakow, Gdansk, Wroclaw, Poznan, Katowice and the smaller airports at Rzeszow, Szczecin, Bydgoszcz, Lodz, Lublin and Zielona Gora all take international arrivals. Trips tend to split three ways: city breaks to Krakow and Warsaw, summer stays on the Baltic around Gdansk, and visits to family or work in the industrial south and west.
Cities with flights
Gateways
Warsaw suits first-time visitors and anyone flying for business, with a wide choice of connections. Krakow is the pick for a short city break and for reaching the south. Gdansk works for Baltic beaches and the coast in summer. Wroclaw, Poznan and Katowice serve the western and southern business regions, while Rzeszow, Szczecin, Bydgoszcz, Lodz, Lublin and Zielona Gora are handy when your final destination is close by and you would rather skip a long transfer.
Before you go: Poland
- Currency
- PLZ (zł)
- Power sockets
- Type C, E · 230 V
- Language
- Polish
- Emergency number
- 112, 986, 997
- Driving side
- right
- Calling code
- +48
- Internet domain
- .pl
- EU / Schengen
- EU member, Schengen area
Country facts: Wikidata
When to go
Late spring and early autumn give mild weather and thinner crowds, and that is when fares tend to sit lower. Summer is the busy stretch, especially on routes to Gdansk and the coast, and the winter holidays fill flights home. Expect the heaviest demand around long weekends and school breaks, so book earlier if your dates are fixed. Outside those windows, midweek departures are usually quieter than Friday and Sunday flights.