With its sixteen provinces, the Republic of Poland is a member of the European Union. Greater Poland, Silesian, and Masovian provinces are the most significant. Situated in Central Europe, the country shares borders with Russia, Belarus, Germany, Czechia, Slovakia, and Ukraine. Poland, with its 312,696 square kilometer land area, is the ninth largest country in Europe. It experiences warm summers and moderately severe winters due to its temperate environment. The region is made up of low plains with a few mountains along the southern edge. With a total population of almost 38 million, it ranks ninth among the EU member states in terms of population.With almost 1.8 million residents, Warsaw is both the most populous city and the capital of the nation. Two other significant cities are Lodz and Krakow. With 19 million passengers annually, Warsaw Chopin Airport (WAW) is the biggest airport. The airport has the name Frederic Chopin in honor of the well-known Polish composer. It connects Poland to every country in the world via both internal and international links. Throughout its a millennium, Poland has been greatly impacted by Western Europe. Roman Catholicism is practiced by the great majority of people. Polish is the official language. The civil law is the foundation of the legal system. The form of government is parliamentary republican..Mateusz Morawiecki, the elected prime minister, is the head of government while President Andrzej Duda is the head of state. The Polish zloty (PLN), which is the national currency of the nation, is currently worth 4.38 USD. Positioned eighth in Europe, the nation boasts an open economy with a GDP of over $1.3 trillion. The per capita income of its people is $35,651. The two main industries that comprise the majority of the GDP are industry and services. Machines, iron and steel, coal, chemicals, fruits, and potatoes are some of the most significant export commodities. The economy of the country has been expanding 3% annually on average. Poland offers a diverse range of historic natural and urban.Its historic cities and distinctive culture draw travelers. Scattered across the nation are sixteen UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The Wieliczka salt mine, the Auschwitz Birkenau camp, Warsaw, the Morskie Oko Lake, and Krakow are a some of the popular travel locations. Approximately 21 million tourists visit the nation each year, the bulk of which are from Europe and the neighboring region.
