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<h2>What You Have To Know About Poland?</h2> <p> Climate - temperate. <br /><br /> Four distinct seasons of the year. Spring - full of surprises, in March and April it can just as easily be warm and sunny as cold and rainy, even snowy. Summer - warm (temperatures can go up to the thirties Centigrade), occasionally rainy, the best time of year for visiting the country. Autumn - very colourful, sunny, rainy towards the end, a good time for lovers of forest walks. Winter - temperatures hover around zero (and are often well below zero), with snow guaranteed only in the mountains. Due to the capricious nature of the weather Poles regularly watch the TV weather forecast.<br /><br /> Health services <br /><br /> Better to buy insurance cover, as private treatment is expensive. There is a full range of drugs in the pharmacies. Some countries have reciprocal contracts with Poland for free treatment on the national health service for their citizens.<br /><br /> Churches<br /><br /> It is not advised to plan visits on Sundays or religious holidays. Poles are a religious nation and during masses churches are crowded. No piictures may be taken during a service. Going into a church scantily dressed (e.g. in beachwear) is frowned upon.<br /><br /> Telephones<br /><br /> The whole country is within range for mobile telephones. Fixed-line calls, especially international ones are among the most expensive in Europe. <br /><br /> E-mail <br /><br /> You can use email in Internet cafes found in all the larger towns and cities. Most companies have email and private use is becoming more and more widespread.<br /><br /> Safety <br /><br /> Crime rates are among the lowest in Europe. Better, however, not to go in the evening to places tour guides and friends have warned you about. Purse-snatching doesn't really figure large, though it is necessary to be on the look-out for pick-pockets, especially in crowded trams, buses and trains. It is not advisable to leave radios or other valuables in your car.<br /><br /> Religious holidays<br /><br /> Movable feasts - Easter and Corpus Christi<br /><br /> August 15th - Assumption of the Virgin Mary <br /><br /> November 1st - All Saints' Day (the commemoration of the dead)<br /><br /> December 25th and 26th - Christmas<br /><br /> Secular holidays <br /><br /> January 1st - New Year's Day<br /><br /> May 1st - May Day (Labour Day)<br /><br /> May 3rd - Constitution Day (a national holiday celebrating the May 3rd 1791 Constitution)<br /><br /> November 11th - Independence Day (a national holiday celebrating the restoration of independence in 1918). <p style="margin-bottom: 0; margin-top:5pt"> <font face="Arial" style="font-size: 10pt">Article Source: <a href="http://www.ArticlesMaker.com">ArticlesMaker.com</a></font></p> <h3>About the Author</h3> If you have to spend nice time in Poland use <a href="http://www.there24.com/europe/poland/hotels,country,pl.en.html" target="_blank">online hotel reservation in Poland</a> and whole world. There24 is <a href="http://www.there24.com" target="_blank">the best online hotel reservations</a> from economy to luxury hotels worldwide, for leisure and business travel. We have the best discounts for hotel rooms anywhere in the world. For You open 24 hours. No Booking Fee.

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