Activities For Dogs In Poland
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Introduction
When thinking about top country destinations in Europe, Poland is not that high up on the list. However, what sets Poland apart from other more famous European nations is its status as being a pet-friendly country. In fact, Warsaw, the capital city of Poland, is considered to be one of the most dog-friendly cities in the entire world. While underrated, Poland has so much to offer for not only the residents but also tourists who are traveling with their mutts. From the coastal beaches at the north to the cliffs at the south, there is always something beautiful to discover in Poland.
Museum Visit
Poland has a rich history and was the setting for some of the most momentous events that took place in the past. To commemorate these affairs, a number of museums have been erected all over the country. These museums are a great opportunity to learn about Poland’s history. In Warsaw alone, there are already a number of museums that are worth visiting. What’s good about exploring museums in Poland is that these establishments often allow patrons to bring their dogs along, as long as they are kept on a leash. Moreover, touring museums are a great activity that can be enjoyed any time of the year.Â
Masurian Lake District
When you think about beautiful beaches and water sports, Poland is probably not the first place that comes to mind. However, the country features a hidden gem that is a haven for beachgoers and water sports lovers – the Masurian Lake District. Located in northeastern Poland, this lake district features a 290km Lakeland that is all connected by canals and rivers.  The waterways system that is formed is then linked to the Baltic Sea via the Masurian Canal. The Masurian Lake District is one of the most famous tourist attractions in Poland and is frequented by nature lovers, water sports enthusiasts, bikers, hikers and outdoor junkies. If you fall under any of these categories, then the Masurian Lake District is definitely a must-see. Don’t forget to bring your dog along for some outdoor fun!
Dog-friendly Guesthouse
Hotels are always a good choice for accommodation. However, if you want to have a truly unique experience with your dog in Poland, then staying at a guesthouse might be a better option. There is a long list of dog-friendly guesthouses scattered across the country. In fact, most of these guesthouses are specifically designed for hosting pets. For example, the well-loved Siedlisko Blominko is one of the few establishments that allocate part of their proceeds for rescuing and treating of horses and dogs. The beauty of staying in a local guesthouse is that it allows for a more authentic feel.Â
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Grab a Bite
If you want to enjoy a meal out without leaving your dog at home, you’re in luck. Poland is packed with dog-friendly restaurants and diners that serve both local and international cuisine. Some of these restaurants even have a separate menu for your four-legged friend.
Watch a Movie
If you are looking to watch a flick and you need a movie buddy, you can bring your dog to the movies with you. Movie theaters such as the Kino pod Baranami, which offers both European and international flicks, allows moviegoers to bring their pups along with them, provided that they stay quiet while the film is rolling.
Conclusion
Poland has gradually made moves in order to become a more dog-friendly nation and they are definitely on the right track. At present, it has made its mark as a favorite for dog owners because of the variety of activities for them and their dogs. Next time, when you are planning a vacation with your pooch, you should include Poland in your list.Â