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List of Cities in Poland: Area, Population and Cost of Living

From being uniquely located at the heart of Europe to being home to delicious pierogis, Poland is a country famous for its lively culture and vibrant cities. Besides, it is also a country that boasts an amazing history and stunning geography, from the Tatra Mountains to the Baltic Sea.

Read on below to learn more about the major cities in Poland and some important facts about these cities.

Currency – The standard currency is PLN or Polish Zloty. As of 28 August 2023, 1 PLN is measured at 19.99 INR.

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List of Cities in Poland

Below is the list of the top cities in Poland, along with their relevant details:

1. Cities in Poland

Name of the City	Area	Population (Subject to Change)	Cost of Living (Without Rent)
Warsaw, East-central Poland	517.24 km2	1,702,139	zł2,281.57(One Person)/ zł7329.20 (Family of Four)
Łódź, Central Poland	293.25 km2	7,68,755	zł1979.30 (One Person)/ zł6173.92 (Family of Four)
Kraków,Lesser Poland Voivodeship	326.8 km2	7,55,050	zł2215.32 (One Person)/ zł1633 (Family of Four)
Wrocław, South-western Poland	292.8 km2	6,34,893	zł2070.39 (One Person)/ zł6521.74 (Family of Four)
Poznań, West-central Poland	261.85 km2	5,70,352	zł2020.52(One Person)/ zł6194.07 (Family of Four)
Gdańsk, Northern Poland	263.4 km2	4,61,865	zł1950.14 (One Person)/ zł5995.33 (Family of Four)
Szczecin, Northwestern Poland	301 km2	4,07,811	zł1846.63 (One Person)/ zł5680.65 (Family of Four)
Bydgoszcz, Northern Poland	176 km2	3,66,452	zł1730.70 (One Person)/ zł5622.69 (Family of Four)
Lublin, Lublin County	40.77 km2	3,60,044	zł1788.66 (One Person)/ zł5382.54 (Family of Four)
Białystok, North-eastern Poland	102.13 km2	2,91,855	zł1767.96 (One Person)/ zł5312.16 (Family of Four)
Gdynia, Northern Poland	391.5 km2	2,53,730	zł1879.75 (One Person)/ zł5817.29 (Family of Four)
Czestochowa, Southern Poland	1,380 km2	2,48,125	zł1714.13 (One Person)/ zł5200.37 (Family of Four)
Sosnowiec, Southern Poland	90.72 km2	2,27,295	zł1639.61 (One Person)/ zł4836.01 (Family of Four)
Radom, East-central Poland	112 km2	2,26,794	zł1507.11 (One Person)/ zł4740.78 (Family of Four)
Mokotow, Warsaw	35.42 km2	2,12,670	zł3166.59 (One Person)/ zł10429.72 (Family of Four)
Torun, North-central Poland	115.75 km2	2,08,717	zł1478.13 (One Person)/ zł4583.44 (Family of Four)

2. Small Towns in Poland

Name of the City	Area	Population (Subject to Change)	Cost of Living (Without Rent)
Sanok, South-eastern Poland	39.1 km2	39,684	NA
Wieliczka, Southern Poland	13.41 km2	18,677	NA
Sandomierz,Sandomierz County	28.8 km2	25,087	NA
Zlotoryja, South-western Poland	11.51 km2	16,612	NA
Biecz, Gorlice County	17.71 km2	4,648	NA
Malbork, Malbork County	17.15 km2	38,655	zł1623.04 (One Person)/ zł5047.17 (Family of Four)
Jaroslaw, South-eastern Poland	34.46 km2	40,134	NA
Rydzyna, Western Poland	2.17 km2	2,446	NA
Reszel, North-eastern Poland	3.82 km2	5,226	NA
Tykocin, North-eastern Poland	29 km2	6,677	NA
Chelmno, Chełmno County	13.56 km2	20,576	NA
Kazimierz Dolny, Eastern Poland	30.44 km2	3,584	NA
Zakopane, South Poland	84 km2	27,580	NA

Disclaimer: The data provided for each city can vary according to the sources and is subject to change with time. The list is for general purposes and contains the names of the most popular cities in Poland.`

Interesting Facts About the Cities in Poland

Here are some unknown facts about the major cities in Poland:

The name Poland derives from the Slavic tribe of Polans who built the Polish state. So, it means "The State of Polans".
More than 14% of Warsaw City in Poland is woodlands. The Kampinos National Park is one of Poland's most famous forested areas, covering almost 38,544. It is home to more than 1,400 species of vascular plants.
Warsaw City in Poland is nicknamed the “Phoenix City” due to the multiple times it has been destroyed and risen again.
UNESCO declared Karków’s Old Town with Wawel Royal Castle a World Heritage Site in 1978. It is the first UNESCO Heritage Site in the world.
Kraków’s Rynek Główny is around 9.4 acres and is the largest medieval market square in Europe.
Poland is the only country in the world where Polish is the official and national language.
Wroclaw City in Poland has over 600 gnome sculptures hidden around the city.

With all these factors in mind, now you must have a detailed idea about the major cities in Poland. When travelling in this country or any other foreign location, it is always crucial to contact your local embassy for assistance in case of any emergency. Don't forget to obtain overseas travel insurance from a reputable source when heading to any of these cities.

FAQs About the List of Cities in Poland

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What are some of the traditional Polish foods you must taste when in this country?

Pierogi is undoubtedly Poland's most famous and simple comfort food. Besides, the other traditional delicacies that you must try when in this country include gołąbki, barszcz and kielbasa, which can be found all over the country.

What are some souvenirs that I can purchase in the cities of Poland?

Poland is famous for its unique souvenirs and cultural artefacts, which are available in most of the cities throughout the country. You can go for amber jewellery, traditional clothing, pottery ceramic and hand-crafted wooden boxes.

Why Wroclaw City in Poland is called the ‘Venice of the North’?

Wroclaw City in Poland is called the ‘Venice of the North.' The reason behind this is that there are only a few rivers that run through the city and more than 112 bridges, which resembles Venice.

Is Gdańsk City in Poland an important centre for European trade?

Yes, Gdańsk City in Poland is considered an important centre for European trade. This city belongs to the largest metropolitan area in Poland’s North. Together with Gdynia and Sopot cities, it forms a tri-city area. All these three cities are situated right on the Baltic Sea coast, making them the ideal trading centres.

What is the average cost of living in Poland?

As per data, a family of four approximate monthly costs are 2,286.0$ (9,461.1zł) without rent. A single person's approximate monthly costs are 691.0$ (2,859.8zł) without rent. On average, the cost of living in Poland is 41.9% lower than in the United States.

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