Introduction to Driving with a Chinese Driver's License in Poland and Tourist Attractions

A Chinese driver's license can be used to drive in Poland, but certain conditions must be met. You need to have a valid Chinese driver's license and obtain a sworn translation in Polish locally. When driving in Poland, you also need to carry your passport and other legal documents with you.

Stare Miasto

Warsaw Old Town is the historic center of Warsaw, the capital of Poland, known for its medieval architecture and rich history.

Main Market Square

Krakow Central Square is one of the largest medieval squares in Europe, surrounded by many historical buildings and famous landmarks.

Gdańsk

Gdansk Long Street is a major street in the center of Gdansk, famous for its beautiful architecture and historical sites.

Related travel tips

Article thumbnail

Food Lover's Krakow Check-in Spots

Article thumbnail

Must-Visit Attractions in Krakow, Poland

Article thumbnail

The Five Most Famous Churches in Krakow

Article thumbnail

Medieval Times Hidden in Krakow

Article thumbnail

Exploring World War II Remnants in Krakow, Poland

Article thumbnail

Poland's 'Wellness': Top Spa Destinations

Article thumbnail

Exploring Castles and Palaces in Hungary

Article thumbnail

Experience Hungarian Bath Culture

Article thumbnail

Eger Region

Article thumbnail

The Most Worthwhile Shopping Centers in Warsaw

Article thumbnail

Best Rated Restaurants in Warsaw

Article thumbnail

Must-Visit Free Attractions in Warsaw

Article thumbnail

Top 5 Must-Visit Museums in Warsaw

Article thumbnail

Explore Poland Following the Footsteps of Celebrities

Article thumbnail

Must-Buy Souvenirs at the Vistula River

Article thumbnail

A Must for Football Fans! A Comprehensive Guide to Polish Stadiums

Article thumbnail

Must-Experience Activities Around Budapest

Article thumbnail

Medieval Style Towns

Article thumbnail

Three Exquisite Towns, Three Unique Eastern European Styles

Article thumbnail

Budapest, the Well-deserved 'Capital of Hot Springs'

Yesterday, I rented a car from Europcar at Frankfurt Airport. I had booked a Golf estate car and requested a diesel vehicle in the notes of my reservation. However, I was given an Opel estate car, which was diesel and automatic, and I had to pay a pre-authorization deposit of over 800 euros. The trunk could only fit two 28-inch suitcases and one 24-inch suitcase, along with some backpacks. The cover for the trunk couldn't be pulled up, and the luggage was exposed. Additionally, the previous renter had clearly broken one of the clips on the cover, so I took photos as evidence. I'm not sure if having exposed luggage will cause any issues when I go to Poland. Yesterday, I drove 400 kilometers, and the fuel gauge showed that I had used almost half of the fuel ? Poland Q&A

3 Answers pre-authorizationdepositautomatic transmissionkilometeroil