not if you staying less than 3 months

No, they need tourist there desperately. The polishes are all in the UK.

There are no special requirements for entering Poland. Passport holders from the U.S., Canada, and Australia can enter the country without a visa and stay for 90 days.

No you don’t.

Outside EU I think so. What I can tell you is that I went to Poland I was the only English Person among a bus full of Polish. I was the only one stopped at customs where the guy lingured over my passport kept looking at it and looking at me then he said to me you go to Poland I said yes. He said why you go to Poland I felt like a criminal not a tourist. I told him I was going for a holiday. Once there I loved it I found it very clean Brilliant transport links Lovely cities I went to Gdansk and Warsaw and plan to go to Kracow at some point I always travel alone and find that people really help me and tell me the local places not the tourist routes. I loved the Houses, The lovely squares and the archways leading into everyone anyone who loves London would love Gdansk and you can take a ferry to Finland. Their are lovely clean beaches and a big theatre at Gadinea with an outside amphiteatre with lovely gardens and a lovely Harbour with nice restaurants where I had an excellant meal for about £3 Enjoy

You can use the site below to verify that a visa is not needed. Just enter your nationality ane destination and click for the info.

According to this Act visa shall be issued or refused by a consul, but the decision on admission of an alien into Poland is made in each case by the Border Guard.
Citizens of Canada do not require visas when traveling to Poland for not longer than 90 days.
They require visas when travelling to Poland for work or earn in the other way and also when they go to Poland for permanent stay.
See URL, Polish ambassy in Ottawa