8 Kolobrzeska, Bydgoszcz, Poland
Poland a country in the Central Europe, 77th largest in the world with population of 38.5 mln. Most people live in large cities including the capital Warsaw, former capital Kraków, Tri-city agglomeration of Gdańsk, Sopot and Gdynia), Poznań, Wrocław, Katowice and Łódź. You will see most of the cities in this list but also discover smaller towns and countryside areas. Make up your own opinion about the country and its inhabitants. Immerse yourself in mesmerizing culture, history and natural environment during this extensive trip around Poland. Let yourself fall in love in this surprising part of the world.
14 days / 13 nights
HB (breakfast, dinner)
April - October
10-50
Medium
Up to 30 days*
Arrival to Warsaw. Meet & greet at the airport. Transfer to your hotel. 3 h sightseeing of Warsaw's Old Town. Admiring Warsaw's panorama from the Palace of Culture and Science. Dinner and overnight in Warsaw.
Warsaw is the capital of Poland and the largest city in the country with about 2 million population. The Warsaw's Old Town is a real pearl of the capital. Enlisted on the UNESCO World Heritage List, delights with colourful tenements and the unique atmosphere of narrow streets. In the Old Town square you will meet the Mermaid - the official symbol of the city. You'll see the Barbican and the bell on Kanona Street. You must also visit the Royal Castle, the former home of Polish rulers. Here it is possible to see the ro...
Palace of Culture and Science (Polish: Pałac Kultury i Nauki) in Warsaw is just a 30-minute walk from the Royal Castle. The Palace was built in 3 years by 3,500 Russian workers as a gift from Joseph Stalin. Since it was finished in 1955 is has been the tallest building in Poland, its spire reaches 237 metres and the viewing terrace on the 30 floor (114m.) allows you to admire Warsaw from above. The Palace of Culture and Science has 3288 rooms, including Congress Hall which seats 3,000 people and a swimming pool. In y...
Breakfast. Transfer to Willanów Palace, sightseeing of the interior and gardens. Transfer to Royal Baths Palace and Park. Short stop at Frederic Chopin's Monument and sightseeing of Royal Baths complex. Dinner and overnight in Warsaw.
The Wilanów Palace, together with its garden, is one of the most beautiful objects of its type in Poland. Baroque palace and the meticulously designed surrounding gardens, situated at the end of the Royal Road and built for the king John III Sobieski, are filled with Polish as well as European culture. Wilanów hosts many exhibitions and concerts, including the International Summer Early Music Academy. The Wilanów Palace also houses one Poland’s first ever museums, established in 1805.
Royal Baths or Łazienki Królewskie is the largest park in the centre of Warsaw. Łazienki are situated halfway down the Royal Route, between Royal Castle and Wilanów. On the area of 76 hectares one may find over 40 points of interest and numerous historic buildings, designed by the king Stanisław August Poniatowski’s in-court architects. Palace on the Isle, Roman Theatre, Myśliwiecki Palace or Chopin Monument are just a small selection. Łazienki Królewskie host various cultural and entertainment events, displays and e...
Breakfast. Transfer to Warsaw Rising Museum sightseeing. Transfer to Treblinka Nazi German Concentration Camp memorial. Transfer to Białowieża. Chcek in at your hotel and dinner.
Warsaw Rising Museum is located just 3 kilometres from the Royal Castle. The museum was opened in 2004 and is situated at 79 Grzybowska Street. The main aim of the museum is to provide documentation and present history of Warsaw uprising during the Second World War and activities of Polish Underground State. The exhibition shows everyday life and fights during Nazi occupation and the fate of the insurgents during communist regime in People’s Republic of Poland (PRL). The museum has gathered 30 000 exhibits. The exhib...
For the overwhelming majority of Warsaw’s wartime Jews their journey was destined to end in one place, a hitherto unknown village called Treblinka. Set 100 kilometres north east of Warsaw this small rural community found itself unwittingly thrust into the eye of the Holocaust. Split into two separate sections, Treblinka I and Treblinka II, Treblinka I was originally established in the summer of 1941 and functioned as a slave labour camp interning Polish prisoners. Treblinka II, the death camp, opened the following ye...
Breakfast. Sightseeing of Białowieża Natural History Museum and European Bison Centre. Stroll in Białowieża National Park (UNESCO enlisted) and in Białowieża village with a guide. Dinner.
Białowieża National Park is the only area in Poland that was enlisted at natural UNESCO list. It is the oldest National Park in Poland which was created in 1932. The area of the park is 10 517.27 hectare. The park protects the last primeval virgin forest in European Lowland region. In the park there are more than 4 000 species of plants and more than 8 000 species of animals. Among them there are 120 species of birds and 52 species of mammals. Still, the most famous animal in Białowieża is European Bison which is als...
Breakfast. Transfer to Ruciane Nida. Discovering the beauty of Polish Lake District of Mazuria Region during cruise to Mikołajki. Transfer to Ryn Castle and sightseeing. Dinner and overnight in Mikołajki.
Ryn Castle is situated in the heart of Mazury region (Polish lake district). It is a 14th century castle which was meticulously renovated and now it is a real fusion of old and modern. The castle itself is a hotel and apart from sightseeing options, it offers rooms for 350 people and also some more in the villa next to the castle both just by Ryn lake with beautiful natural views. 12 conference rooms can host events for 1000 people. Our favourite places are the main great hall, the swimming pool in the basement of th...
Breakfast. Transfer to Lidzbark Warmiński. Sightseeing of the castle. Transfer to Buczyniec. Elbląg Canal Cruise to Elbląg. Transfer to Gdańsk. Dinner and overnight in Gdańsk.
Lidzbark Warmiński castle is situated about 50 minutes ride from Olsztyn (about 50 km) and 1:30 h from Elbląg (95 km). It was built in 14th century and has an area of about 2700 m2. Currently, most of the chambers are available for tourists. Castle exhibitions present Gothic art, original interior decorations, furniture, documents about famous inhabitants of the castle, icons, 19th and 20th century Polish paintings. The youngest tourists will be happy to use historic costumes rental located at the castle grounds. Sig...
Elbląg Canal (Polish: Kanał Elbląski) is one of the most original tourist attractions in the country. The length of Elbląg-Ostróda Canal with its tributaries is 151.7 km which makes it the longest navigable canal in the country. The common difference of altitude at water locks and ramps is 103.4 m. The highest ramp is Oleśnica and the difference of levels there is 24.5 m. At canal from Ostruda to Elbląg we can find 5 ramps and 2 water locks. At whole length of the canal we will find 4 water locks. The construction of...
Breakfast. 3 h sightseeing of Gdańsk Old Town with a guide. Free time in the city centre for souvenir shopping. Transfer to Sopot. 2 h sightseeing with a guide. Entrance to Sopot Pier. Free time in Sopot. Return to Gdańsk. Dinner and overnight in Gdańsk.
Gdańsk is located in the north of Poland, at The Baltic Sea coast, at The Motlawa and The Vistula river estuary and the Bay of Gdańsk. It is popular with tourists, both from Poland and abroad. During the three hours tour you will be able to see the most important monuments of Gdańsk – the Old Town, Neptune Fountain, Long Market, Main Town Hall, Golden Gate, Highland Gate and the Motława River banks with “the Crane”. You must also visit St. Mary’s Basilica - one of the largest brick churches in the world, called the C...
It is one of the best well known Polish seaside resorts and also famous place for its festivals which are organized in the Forest Opera (Opera Leśna). Every year in summer season big number of Polish and international tourists visit the town to enjoy Tri-city attractions and 4.5 km of white sandy beach. The main street of Sopot and the most well known promenade is Heroes of Monte Cassino Street (Bohaterów Monte Cassino) often called Monciak by natives. It is closed for cars and totally tourist-friendly. Here visitors...
Sopot Pier (Polish: Sopot Molo) is the longest building of this type at Baltic Sea as its length is about 0.5 km. The first pier in Sopot was constructed in 1827 so, the building has long tradition in Sopot. Recreational areas not only include the pier itself but also 20 000 m2 square. In winter the square offers skating rink. At the square there are also other attractions such as a fountain, a light house with a view point, a band shell and souvenir shops and bars. In 2011 at side of the pier the new marina was open...
Krzywy Domek (English: crooked house) is situated by the main Sopot promenade 53 Bohaterów Monte Cassino Street and is a part of shopping centre Rezydent. We can find here offices of various companies, beautician’s, medical surgeries, shops, restaurants, clubs and pubs. Still, the biggest magnet of crooked house is its strange dreamlike architecture. Tourists also usually visit a wall of fame with autographs of famous people who has been in the building. The idea of the crooked house appeared in 2001 to architect cou...
Breakfast. Transfer to Malbork Castle (UNESCO World Heritage). Sightseeing with a guide. Transfer to Toruń. 3 h Old Town Sightseeing with a guide. Dinner and overnight in Toruń.
Malbork is a picturesque town in the north of Poland about 60 km from Gdańsk by Nogat river banks. The main touristic magnet of Malbork is Teutonic Knights Castle of the Order of Brothers of the German House of Saint Mary in Jerusalem (Polish: Zamek w Malborku). The construction of the castle started in 1278 when the knights come to Malbork area. The city was called Marienberg then. This is why in 1997 it was enlisted on UNESCO World Heritage List. The interesting fact about the castle is that the construction of it ...
Torun (Polish: Toruń), whose Medieval urban layout is enlisted at UNESCO World Heritage List, is a well known birthplace of a famous astronomer Nicolaus Copernius. Tourist can visit both a house of his parents and also Toruń planetarium to learn more about space. Toruń is also famous for its legendary gingerbread cookies. Tourists can learn how to make them in Living Gingerbread Museum. The city can also boast a leaning tower and Teutonic Knight Castle Ruins. Tourists will also definitely enjoy stroll in the Old Town...
Breakfast. Gingerbread workshops in Live Gingerbread Museum. Transfer to Poznań with a short stop in Gniezno. Sightseeing of Gniezno Cathedral. 3 h sightseeing of Poznań Old Town and Poznań Cathedral. Dinner and overnight in Poznań.
Living Museum of Gingerbread is situated at 9 Rabiańska Street, only about 300 m from the historic Town Hall and famous Nicolaus Copernicus Statue. The museum is one of a kind in Europe and was opened in 2006. Visitors can travel back in time to Medieval period to get to know all rituals connected to traditional gingerbread production. All procedure is very interactive as guests prepare dough on their own and also bake from it their own famous Toruń’s gingerbread. Later on they visit gingerbread manufacture exhibitio...
Gniezno is situated about 60 km (45 min drive) from Poznań. The main attractions of Gniezno include: St. Adalbert Cathedral with his famous relics and the historic Gniezno door; the Archdiocese Museum with one of the richest and oldest church collections in the country, the main market square with Tumska street promenade joining the cathedral and the market square; modern Museum of the Beginnings of the Polish State and many historic churches in the city center. Gniezno is also a great base for small trips to Lednica...
Breakfast. Visit in Poznań Palm House. Transfer to Wrocław. 3 h sightseeing with a guide of the Old Town, first encounter with Wrocław Dwarves. Entrance to Racławice Panorama and Leopoldina Lecture Hall. Dinner and overnight in Wrocław.
Palm House (Polish: Palmiarnia Poznańska) is an unusual place where regardless of season, we can journey through various plant and climate zones of different continents. What is more, visitors hear also voices of exotic birds living in the palm house, listen to murmur of water and admire various exotic fish living in tanks and ponds. The building consists of 9 rooms of great area in which exhibitions are divided according to climate and plant zones: tropical, subtropical, moderate, American succulent, water plants, t...
Wrocław is the most interesting and most beautiful city in Lower Silesia. You will start the tour from the Wroclaw Main Market Square. It is one of the largest markets in Europe. It has an area of 3.8 hectares. There are many colorful tenements from different eras, many restaurants, souvenir shops, bookstores .. It is a place that attracts tourists as well as Wrocław residents. The 13th century Main Market Square features the Old Town Hall. Inside is the Museum of Bourgeois Art - a branch of the City Museum and the...
One of the most original Wrocław’s attractions are Dwarves. They started to show up at Wrocław’s streets in 2005 when a sculptor Tomasz Maczek designed first five figurines. Nowadays dwarves are designed by artists from all parts of Poland. Right now there are over 300 dwarves and their numbers are constantly growing. Dwarves become even Wrocław’s iconic symbols. Tourists and Wrocław’s inhabitants take part in special Dwarves trips. Once a year in September these small creatures have their own official holiday. Peopl...
Racławice Panorama is 140m-long canvas that depicts the legendary General Tadeusz Kościuszko's victory over the Russian forces at Racławice in 1794, and took just over nine months to complete. Painters Jan Styka and Wojciech Kossak wanted to create a monument to Polish national spirit. Their work, displayed in a rotunda built especially for it, is a popular - and financial – success. Today school groups and hordes of others file in daily for a 30-minute taped lecture on the painting and its history. Headsets with com...
Leopoldina Lecture Hall is a part of Wrocław University and it is the biggest and the most representational part of the main campus. It is often called a Baroque pearl as it is a very spectacular, secular monument of architecture created at the end of this period. The lecture hall as the whole building was erected in years 1728-1732 and was named after founder of the whole university Holy Roman Emperor Leopold I. The lecture hall itself as the most representative part of the building has stucco decorations, frescos...
Breakfast. Transfer to Książ Castle with a short stop in Świdnica Peace Church (UNESCO World Heritage List). Sightseeing of Książ Castle with a guide. Return to Wrocław. Transfer to Centennial Hall (also UNESCO enlisted) and Japanese Gardens stroll and a free time in the area. Dinner and overnight in Wrocław.
The church in Świdnica is situated about 53 km from Wrocław (about 1 h 10 min drive). It is made from wood and incredibly was erected only within a year of 1957. It is the biggest wooden Protestant church and with the area of 1090 square meters, it can gather 7 500 believers. The interior of the church has a Baroque style. The most dominant interior items include the 18th century altar piece, pulpit and organs. The church is encircled by lodges, among which Hochberg lodge is the most distinctive. The church is situat...
Książ Castle is especially interesting as it joins older history, as the construction started in the 13th century, and more recent history as it was largely changed during WWII. If you enjoy conspiracy theories of the human civilization, there is no other such place like Książ as digressions about Hitler purposes for Książ are numerous. During sightseeing of the castle, you will be able to see lots of alternations introduced by Nazi Germans. Apart from the Castle itself it is worth to stroll in the Książ gardens desi...
The historic Centennial Exhibition Complex includes Wrocław’s only UNESCO site, the country’s oldest zoo, the tranquil Japanese Garden, the tourist-luring Pergola Fountain and the newly renovated Four Dome Pavilion. It was constructed according to the plans of architect Max Berg in 1911–1913, when the city was part of the German Empire. Max Berg designed Centennial Hall to serve as a multi functional structure to host exhibitions, concerts, theatrical and opera performances, and sporting events, it has a seats for 7 ...
The Japanese Garden was founded in 1913. The initiator of its construction was Count Fritz von Hochberg, who engaged the Japanese gardener Mankichi Arai. Currently, it is one of the most popular places for walking and relaxation in Wroclaw. This garden is a combination of several types of Japanese gardens: public, water, associated with a tea ceremony and a rocky beach. Almost 270 taxa of woody plants have been gathered in the garden. By 2009, 78 species of Asian plants had been collected in the garden, including 38 ...
Breakfast. Transfer to Kraków with a short stop at Moszna Palace. Arrival to Kraków. 3 h the Old Town sightseeing with a guide. Dinner and some free time to explore city centre. Overnight in Kraków.
Moszna Palace is located 125 km (1.5 h driving) from Wrocław. Since 1886 the palace was a residence of industrial tycoons, and after the second world war it was a medical centre for neurosis patients. From 2013 it is a hotel-conference center and a museum. The monument is surrounded by 200 hectare park with precious old trees (oaks and lindens which are a few hundred years old) and unique rhododendron clusters. The palace has, which is already legendary, 365 rooms and 99 turrets and towers. The surface area of the pa...
Kraków is one of the oldest Polish cities. The city attracts a lot of tourists from around the world. We will start sightseeing from the Old Town. Kraków Main Square is Europe’s largest medieval market square. You will see most of the attractions simply by walking. Spectacular Cloth Hall surrounded by historic tenement houses, the most famous Krakow artistic cellar - Piwnica pod Baranami, as also as St. Mary's church. We will continue our trip along Florianska Street. You will see a lot of small shops in colorful, hi...
Breakfast. Transfer to Auschwitz-Birkenau Nazi-German Concentration Camp Museum. Sightseeing with a guide. Transfer to Wieliczka Salt Mine. Sightseeing with a guide. Both Museums are enlisted at UNESCO World Heritage List. Dinner. return to Kraków. Overnight in Kraków.
The Auschwitz concentration camp (Konzentrationslager Auschwitz) was a complex of over 40 camps and sub-camps, built and controlled by Nazi Germany in occupied Poland during World War II. It was established by Nazi Germany in mid-1940 in the suburbs of Oświęcim, which was then on the territory incorporated into the Third Reich. At the peak of the operation of the extermination camp in Auschwitz (1944), it was divided into Auschwitz I (established in 1940, in the buildings of pre-war barracks), Auschwitz II-Birkenau (...
The salt mine in Wieliczka is undoubtedly one of the greatest tourist attractions in Poland. Every year it is visited by almost two million tourists from all over the world. In 1978 it was entered on the UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage List. The Wieliczka salt mine has 9 levels and reaches a depth of 327 meters. The mine can be visited in various ways, you can choose from the classic Tourist Route, the Mining Route, which will allow you to get to know the specificity of work "downstairs" and the pilgrim ro...
Breakfast. Depending on flight time and airport choice (Kraków or Warsaw). Free time for souvenir shopping and own exploration of Kraków's Old Town. Airport transfer for departure.
tourguide and local guides for sightseeing
Viewing Decko of Palace of Culture and Science, Willanów Palace and Gardens, Royal Baths Complex, Warsaw Rising Museum, Treblinka Nazi German Concentration Camp Memorial, Białowieża National History Museum, Białowieża National Park, European Bison Centre, Mikołajki cruise, Ryn Castle, Lidzbark Warmiński Castle, Elbląg Canal Cruise, Sopot Pier, Malbork Castle, Live Gingerbread Museum, Gniezno Cathedral, Poznań Cathedral, Palm House, Racławice Panorama, Leopoldina Lecture Hall, Świdnica Peace Church, Książ Castle, Moszna Palace, Auschwitz-Birkenau Nazi-German Concentration Camp Museum, Wieliczka Salt Mine.
Coach, boat
Airport and hotel for sightseeing trips
Hotel, airport for departure
English, German, Norwegian, French, Spanish, Italian and others on request
Round tour
- Smoking is prohibited in all our vehicles.
- Eating is prohibited in all our vehicles.
- Tips are not mandatory but of course welcome in restaurants.
- During church visits bathing suits and very short miniskirts are not permitted.
In majority we use 3 star hotels. Sometimes 4 star ones as well.
Yes, we can provide a Chinese tour leader and translator wherever and whenever needed.
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