Genealogy Tour - Follow Your Polish Roots

If you ever wonder how Poles spend their time off, this post should give you a glimpse 🇵🇱✨

Majówka is a long weekend around May 1st (Labour Day) and May 3rd (Constitution Day), usually turning into 3 days off, sometimes even longer if you plan it right 📅😌

During this time, Polish people often plan short trips - to the mountains, the seaside, or to visit family. And of course, it also marks the unofficial start of BBQ season 🔥

While the shops are mostly closed, the roads are packed with people heading out to popular destinations across the country. As a result, the long weekend often ends with the need for another one 😅 But Polish people still love it anyway.

And how would you spend your Majówka? We would love to know! 👇

Which city in Poland is more beautiful? Let us know! 🇵🇱✨🏙️

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Here are some ways we can help you discover your Polish heritage. Whether you're just getting started or already at an advanced stage, we’ve got you covered 🔍✅

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💳✈️ Visiting Poland and wondering if you should bring cash?

Most shops, restaurants, and attractions in Poland accept cards, so you’re usually covered. However, a little cash is useful for street shops, public toilets, or small local purchases ✅ 💰

💱 Tip: You can exchange money at a currency exchange office (kantor) in Poland instead of bringing large amounts from the US.