2. Capital and largest city – WarsawWarsaw Official language - PolishPolish

3. Poland's population - 38 million people - Poles ( 97 % ) ; - Ukrainians, Germans, Belarusians, Lithuanians, Roma and other nations ( 3 % ).

4. Polish citizens

5. Big cities: Warsaw, Krakow, Lodz, Wroclaw, Poznan, Szczecin, Lublin.

6. The official language is Polish, but widely used is English, and the staff in hotels and shops also owns Russian language.

7. Traditions and customs of the inhabitants of Poland Poles like to spend joyful celebration, especially to take part in theatrical performances Season balls and masquerades starts on December 31 - the noisy celebrations are accompanied by events with dances, songs, jokes and plenty of treats.

8. If you are thinking in Poland, keep in mind that: - A visit to the Poles to go on an empty stomach: they are abundant and nourishing treat their guests; - If you're a non-drinker person visiting Poles, at the table you will have to defend its position; - Poland decided to give public transport a place for women and elderly people in order to show respect.

9. Polish cuisine

10. Places of interest in Poland