- Bars and Pubs in Cracow
 - List of local establishments. - Boruta
- Information and news connecting members of the Boruta family around the world. Also in Polish.
- Cantores Minores
- Archdiocesan Cathedral boychoir with a repertoire ranging from Ambrosian chant to contemporary music, both sacred and secular.
- Centre for Contemporary Art
- Information on the pernament collection, documentary archives, and temporary exhibitions, in Polish and English.
- COSmino
- Offers performances with lively tempos portraying the relationships between man and woman.
- Cosmopolitan
- Polish edition of the women's magazine.
- Cracow in Attack
- Graffiti site that includes information and photos of walls, trains, and the old school.
- Framzeta
- General Langfitt Story, The
- Recounts the stories of Polish refugees who arrived in Australia in 1950 aboard a United States Army transport carrier the USAT General W. C. Langfitt. The online book is at the site of the department of immigration and citizenship of Australia.
- Gladysek, Michal
- Freelance graphic designer from Poland showcasing his commercial web design, logo work, and noncommercial art playground.
- Gosha
- Polish fashion model. Includes portfolio, proofsheets, and composites.
- History of Poland
- Concentrating on the events of the 20th century.
- International Paderewski Piano Competition
- History of the competition, details of the current edition of the contest, and information about the Ignacy Jan Paderewski Music Society in Bydgoszcz.
- Internet Museum of Polish People's Republic
- Collection of documents, photographs, correspondence, travel records, documenting 45 years of communist rule in Poland.
- Jagodzinska, Anna
- Photo gallery, video clips, and forum for the Polish model.
- Jankowski, Tomasz
- Freelance designer and photographer currently living in Poland showcasing his architectural, portrait, nude, and travel work.
- Joseph Conrad Study Centre
- Study centre located in Opole, Poland, exploring Joseph Conrad's works. Contains biography, bibliographies, and photos. Also in Polish.
- Klinika Nonsensu
- Alternatywna grupa poetycka.
- Kraków - European City of Culture
- On Kracow's status of City of Culture in 2000.
- Krol, Maciek
- Home page of Maciek Krol, an illustrator specialising in drawings, sketches, cartoons, wildlife illustrations, and architecture designs.
- Kubień, Agata
- Portfolio of this Polish artist that includes photography, graphic design, drawing, and painting.
- Kukowski, Jaroslaw
- Surreal and grotesque paintings directed towards the in-depth study of human nature.
- Mizman
- Polish-born photographer living in New Jersey.
- Monthly Labor Review Online: How Poland's Solidarity Won Freedom of Association
- Offers excerpt and full downloadable article by Robert A. Senser.
- Motelski, Robert
- Features landscape paintings, drawings, and photography.
- Nawrocki, Marcin
- Features the Polish artist's nature photography, macrophotography, landscapes, and information about exhibits, awards, and links.
- Nicholaus Copernicus Museum at Frombork
- Planetarium and network of historic buildings, housing exhibits dedicated to Copernicus's life and work, local history, and the Foucault Pendulum.
- Okada Foundation
- Promotes classical music by organising festivals and supporting young talented musicians.
- Oraczewski, Jozef Krzysztof
- Painter and graphic artist. Also in Polish.
- Places of Historical Interest in Poland
- Photos and history of Auschwitz, Birkenau, Treblinka, Majdanek, Plaszow, Kazimierz, and more.
- Poland 2000
- Biographies of Polish writers, list of titles, information on recent publications, and more.
- Poland at War
- Photographs by Stefan Mucha of Nazi-occupied Poland taken between 1939 and 1945.
- Poland Gen Web
- Designed for descendants who are looking for their Polish Roots.
- Poland's Class of 1936
- Tribute to Janina Sulkowska, a student at Krzemieniec High School when the war broke out.
- Poles: Victims of the Nazi Era 1933-1945
- Discusses the impact of German occupation and the Nazi regime on Poland including forced labour and the organisation of the Polish resistance.
- Polish History & Culture
- Overview of the country's history, beginning in the early 9th century with the Polians (dwellers in the field). From the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the Republic of Poland.
- Polish Maritime Museum
- Documenting and popularizing Poland's maritime traditions.
- Polish Navy 1918 - 1945
- History of Poland and its Navy during the Second World War.
- Polish Nobility
- Compendium of information about the nobility of Poland, including the aristocracy, the Coats of Arms of Polish noble families, and estates.
- Polish Resistance in WWII
- Provides articles, essays, and photographs on the underground resistance army. Site also in Polish and French.
- Polish Victims of World War Two: Claims and Testimony
- Polish Volunteers in the German Wehrmacht and Auxiliary Forces during WWII
- Brief history of Poland's occupation.
- Polish Writing
- Devoted to translations of Polish literature into English, containing an online searchable database.
- Polskie Zamki
- Pomeranian Dukes' Castle, The
- Information about the largest castle in Northwest Poland. Also in Polish.
- Poznan National Museum
- Radzilow
- Memorial to the Polish shtetl. Includes the Holocaust, landsmanshaftn, genealogy, and photos. Also spelled Radzilowie, Radzilowe, and Radzilov.
- Sanktuarium Matki Bozej Jasna Góra
- Contains history, tour, photos, and more of the Sanctuary of the Holy Mother of God at Jasna Góra. In English, Polish, German, and Italian.
- Section Web
- Online magazine for architect and desgners containing information on modern architecture and furniture.
- Sendler, Irena
- The story of the woman who saved 2,500 Jewish children during the Holocaust by smuggling them out of the Warsaw Ghetto.
- Shtetl
- Revisits a family shtetl, a small village, in Bransk, Poland, with Frontline producer Marian Marzynski who escaped the Warsaw ghetto as a child and was raised by Christians.
- Silent Witness: The Story of Lola Rein and Her Dress
- Traces one girl's survival of the Holocaust in Poland.
- Society for German Genealogy in Eastern Europe - SGGEE
- A genealogical group that focuses on Volhynian Germans (a group of people that populated Eastern Europe, including parts of modern-day Poland) and their ancestry.
- Solidarity on the Frontier of Democracy in Eastern Europe
- Introduction, background, and details of strikes in Gdasnk.
- Solidarity Phenomenon, The
- Multimedia timeline of Poland's Solidarity Movement, from the original dockworkers' strike in 1980 to its role in weakening Eastern European communism. In Polish, English, German, French, Spanish, and Russian.
- Solidarity: Twenty Years After
- Michael Bernhard, Krzysztof Jasiewicz, Padraic Kenney, Jan Kubik, and Wojciech Roszkowski discuss the history of the Solidarity movement.
- State Museum at Majdanek
- Home page of the State Museum, provides information about the history of the Nazi concentration camp at Majdanek, Poland.
- Tandoor Palace
- Offers north Indian cuisine and tandoori specialities.
- Warsaw Ghetto
- Including background information on the Holocaust, World War II and the Nazis. In Hebrew.
- Warsaw International Book Fair
- Provides news for exhibitors, events schedule, and an archive of past book fairs.
- Warsaw Represent
- Photos and articles documenting the Warsaw graffiti scene.
- Where to Eat and Drink in Cracow
- Wolf Lewkowicz Collection
- Yiddish letters (with English translations) written by a Polish Jew to his American nephew from 1922 to 1939. They provide insight into Jewish life in pre-war Poland.
- Wratislavia Cantans
- Annual festival featuring oratorios, cantanas, chamber and symphonic concerts, and more. In English, Polish, and German.
- Wroclaw Zoo
- In Polish.
- Zabludow Memorial Site
- Memorial to the 400 years of Jewish history and culture in the Polish shtetl (town) of Zabludow. Includes pictures and the Holocaust.
- Zolynia Memorial Site
- History and images of Zolynia, Poland, with an emphasis on its destroyed Jewish community.
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