Car rental Greater Poland Voivodeship

Driving Rules and Recommendations

Don't forget, in Poland, you drive on the right-hand side of the road, with the driver seated on the left side of the car, unlike in the UK. The general speed limit in Poland is 50km/h in built-up areas, 90km/h outside built-up areas,120km/h on expressways, and 140km/h on motorways. However, it's always important to look out for local road signs.

Highlights and Attractions

• Poznań: Known for its renaissance old town, baroque style Poznań Parish Church, and the imperial palace.
• Gniezno: Visit the first capital of Poland, home to the Gothic-style Gniezno Cathedral, and a door depicting the life of St. Adalbert.
• Biskupin: An archaeological site, the Iron Age fortified settlement is one of the most exciting historical sites in Poland.

Experiencing the Landscape

The Greater Poland Voivodeship is a region of beautiful landscapes. Explore the lush Wielkopolska National Park that sprawls around numerous captivating lakes, perfect for nature lovers.

Marvel at the Cultural Experience

The Polish Złoty (PLN) is the local currency. English might not be widely spoken in remote areas, so having a translation app could come in handy. The local delicacies and the special Greater Poland's St. Martin's croissant are a must-try.

Seasonal Events

The all-year calendar in Greater Poland Voivodeship is marked with colourful events, so you might want to time your visit accordingly. The 'Malta Festival' in Poznań, an international theatre event in June, and 'St. Martin's Day', a regional festivity celebrated in November, are just a few to note.