Discover "Picture Poland" on Google Arts & Culture

Oct 21, 2025

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Embark on a virtual journey through Poland's rich cultural and natural heritage with "Picture Poland," a new collection on Google Arts & Culture, featuring over 400 curated stories and 15,000 high-resolution assets from over 80 partners.


Simon Rein

Senior Program Manager, Google Arts & Culture


Folk mixed media painting: Polish dancers in traditional attire in a field of sunflowers and poppies by a historic tower and blue cottage, with birds flying above.

With the International Chopin Piano Competition underway, visitors from all around the world are flocking to Poland. Beyond the appreciation for the music of its most famous composer, they can explore a country rich in vibrant traditions, captivating art, and historical sites.

We launched Picture Poland, a new collection on Google Arts & Culture that invites you to embark on an immersive journey through the vibrant cultural tapestry of Poland. This new digital hub unites over 80 partners, 400 expertly curated stories, over 15,000 high-resolution assets and more than 200 Street View captures.

Located in the beating heart of Europe, Poland is a land of stunning natural landscapes and ecological treasures, vibrant traditions, and centuries of rich history. From its diverse regions with unique customs, folklore and typical dishes to its remarkable museums, theaters and architecture, Poland's cultural mosaic offers a captivating glimpse into its unique identity.

From breathtaking natural landscapes to vibrant city streets, and from iconic historical sites to inspiring artistic treasures, Picture Poland captures a rich variety of what the country offers every traveler. Here are just a few of the highlights you can discover:

Take a virtual tour through architectural landmarks, including a historic housing estate in Upper Silesia that is now a popular tourist attraction and an inspiration for many artists. You can also explore charming towns in northern Poland showcased through paintings from various partners.

Crescent-shaped pendant, from the collection of The National Museum in Lublin

Curious for more? Keep on diving into Polish culture, traditions and folklore on the Google Arts & Culture website or our Android or iOS app.