COVID-19

The COVID-19 Pandemic has placed us in a position where we need to make decisions in order to put the safety of our clients and staff as our highest priority.

With this in mind we have come to the decision that it has become essential to temporarily close the doors to our retail branches and ensure the well being of our staff and clients.

In line with government advice on social distancing we have closed our doors to limit the amount of contact our staff and clients are exposed to. Our team are still available to answer your questions by email and can be reached by emailing enquiry@prestburytravel.co.uk.

We will be contacting clients who currently have bookings and may be affected. We are working through these bookings in date order and will be in touch shortly.

We thank you for your understanding in us having to take such precautions. We hope you and your family stay well and look forward to seeing you all when we re-open the doors to our branches.

Best Wishes
From all at Prestbury Travel

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Poland sits within the centre of Europe flanked by Germany, Lithuania, Belarus, Ukraine, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and the Baltic Sea. It is a fascinating country which proudly boasts intriguing cities and a wealth of history.

The former royal capital of Kraków is a living museum of architecture through the ages with a maze of narrow medieval streets, cosy cafes and lively nightlife. Gdańsk is much more of a fairytale gingerbread city with endless rows of colourful houses and numerous medieval churches, city gates and towers. It is hard to believe that World War 2 almost destroyed Poland’s capital city of Warsaw. These days, it enjoys picturesque streets and beautifully restored architecture and outdoor spaces. Away from the big cities, much of Poland feels more remote and unspoiled with well-marked hiking paths, broad rivers and interlinked lakes that stretch up to the High Tatra Mountains perfect for summer walking and winter skiing.

We sell a wide range of holidays to Poland so why not pop in to one of our branches or, call us on 01625 855855 as we'd be delighted to help you.

July is the hottest month in Poland with an average temperature of 18.5°C (65°F) and the coldest is January at -2.5°C (28°F) with the most daily sunshine hours at 7 in July. The wettest month is July with an average of 69mm of rain.