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Even though it looks like a single star, Polaris is actually a multiple star system [See Link], but only Polaris A is visible with the naked eye. It is approximately 30 times larger than our Sun as it is classed as a Supergiant. Giving it a diameter of about 26 million miles. The Sun is only 865,000 miles.
