Need itinerary for a month in Poland

We were in Poland at the tail end of COVID. Fabulous country with excellent public transportation. This is my trip report:

https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/trip-reports/poland-trip-report

Twin, thanks very much!

Am following this as well. Husband and I are 60 and momma (who is very fit) is turning 79.

We also love city tours, food tours, cultural events, music, and just wandering and vibing. Love checking out parks, architecture, and a museum, church, and interesting markets.

Loved Budapest and Lisbon, ready to plan another trip but haven't narrowed it down location-wise. I want warm, but hubby wants Ireland, Germany, Poland, or some such and it's his turn to pick lol.

Didn't mean to hijack your thread @chefkim68, just want to tag along and get great ideas from the RS peeps.

If you browse earlier threads in the Poland forum, you'll find lots of suggestions about cities, towns and areas to visit. Traveling around Poland is relatively easy

It’s been a few years but you are welcome to peruse my trip report as a solo female traveler. I do enjoy museums, though. I based my direction decision on airfare.
https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/trip-reports/poland-north-to-south

I posted this on a previous thread, but it might help you as well. Poland has many ethnographic parks throughout the country that recreate typical towns and villages of the past. Generally, they are a few (3-4) hours away from big cities, but there is one near Torun and one near Gdansk. Since they are not in the same area as my family was from, I didn't pursue them, but since they are closer to cities than the park of my choice, there might be public transportation. I don't know if your trip involves roots travel, but it is a cultural experience, so you might want to consider them.

In line with what Wanderlust was saying, I really enjoyed the folk museum near the Jewish quarter of Krakow. There was lots on the homes, clothing, food and customs of Polish people thru the year. While it is a museum, it is small and engaging. It was inexpensive or free.

I am visiting Poland in August-September for 4 weeks and you can find my itinerary in https://community.ricksteves.com/travel-forum/poland/public-transportation-resources-in-poland. Like you, my trip is also from Gdansk to Krakow, with stops along the way. Hope this helps.

Thanks so much for all the info everyone!