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8 Kolobrzeska, Bydgoszcz, Poland

Overview

Discover the darkest history of human kind. You will experience the world's most gripping history through the lenses of the modern museums and the world famous memory sites. Study World War II in the place where it started and discover the extensive damage it made. View modern Poland in its proper historical context. Gain more understanding about the world that surrounds us. Find the beauty of modern Poland in 2 biggest agglomerations.

Number of days/duration

6 day/5 nights

Included meals

BB (breakfast)

Suggested dates

All year

Number of cities/sights

2 cities

Group size

11

Trip pace

Medium

Free cancellation

Up to 30 days*

Itinerary

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What's included

5 nights
5 meals
Private coach transportation
Trip staff

Local and museum guides

Entrance fees to

Viewing Terrace of Palace of Culture and Science, Warsaw Rising Museum, Pawiak Museum, Martyrdom Mausoleum Szucha Street, Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp Museum 3.5-4 h standard tour, Galicja Museum, Meeting with Holocaust Survivor, Klezmer live concert and dinner, Wieliczka Salt Mine, Wieliczka Brine Graduation Tower.

Transport

Coach

Pickup place

Hotels for your sightseeing tours

Drop off place

Hotels for your sightseeing tours

Language offered

Italian and others on request

Mobile & printed vouchers accepted
Trip type

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Optional Excursions

POLIN Museum

POLIN Museum

Museum of the History of Polish Jews – it is a new, ultramodern cultural museum on the map of Warsaw. It is situated at 6 Mordechaja Danielewicza Street in the place which was former Jewish district and also later on Warsaw Ghetto. The museum is a place dedicated to all those who are interested in heritage of Polish Jews and it is a symbol of breakthrough in Polish-Jewish relations during 1000 years history from Medieval times up till now. It ...

Treblinka Nazi-German Extermination Camp

Treblinka Nazi-German Extermination Camp

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 intern...

2 h Oświęcim Town Sightseeing

2 h Oświęcim Town Sightseeing

Two hours of Oświęcim Town Sightseeing is the minimum of time to spend in this area to get to know the 800-years of its history better. Oświęcim is situated in the valley of the River Sola. The location between Malopolska and Silesia makes it an important transport route. Walking around the castle hill and the Old Town makes visitors feel the atmosphere of the town's ancient history, which dates back the 13-th century. Tourists find in this ar...

Schindler’s Factory

Schindler’s Factory

The Schindler's factory presents an exhibition commemorating the fate of Krakow and its inhabitants during the occupation in 1939-1945. During World War II, Schindler employed Jews who were threatened with extermination. In 1944, together with his accountant, he prepared the famous "Schindler's List", on the basis of which he bought and then transported over 1,100 Jewish workers to the territory of today's Czech Republic, thus saving them from...

Old Synagogue

Old Synagogue

The Old Synagogue is currently a branch of Kraków City’s Museum and is situated in the very heart of Kraków’s Kazimierz at 24 Szeroka Street. It is one of the oldest buildings of this type in Poland and in Europe. It was built in the second half of the 15th century. Unfortunately, during its history it has burnt a few times. Still, the most tragic period was of course the World War II when the Nazis devastated the building completely. It wasn’...

Remuh Synagogue

Remuh Synagogue

Remuh Synagogue is the only active synagogue in Krakow. It is situated in the old Jewish Kraków district – Kazimierz, at 40 Szeroka Street. It is the only synagogue in the city which has regular religious services and the second oldest synagogue in Kraków. The construction of the synagogue started in 1558 in the place of a former wooden building which had burned. IThe building was rebuilt many times. Unfortunately, during World War II the syn...

Tempel Synagogue

Tempel Synagogue

Tempel Synagogue is situated at 24 Miodowa Street, which is only 500 meters from the Old Synagogue at Szeroka Street. It is one of 4 synagogues in Kraków but services aren’t held hear on regular basis. The building was erected in 1860-1862 in a rectangle shape in a Mauritanian-Renaissance style. Later on the synagogue was rebuilt twice in 1883 and 1924. During World War II the Nazis devastated the building. After the war it become the synagogu...

Warsaw Uprising Monument

Warsaw Uprising Monument

Warsaw Uprising Monument is located on the eastern side of Krasinskich Square in Warsaw. It is dedicated to the Warsaw Uprising of 1944. The monument was unveiled on August 1, 1989, on the 45th anniversary of the outbreak of the Warsaw Uprising. The monument is about 10 metres tall and consist of two elements: the first element is the insurgents running out from under the monumental pylon - the so-called "Spurt", the second one the people stan...

Monument to the Ghetto Heroes

Monument to the Ghetto Heroes

The Ghetto Heroes Monument is a monumnt at Zamenhofa Street in Muranów, commemorating the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising of 1943 during the Second World War. The monument is the work of Natan Rapaport, designed by Marek Suzin. It was unveiled next to an earlier monument on April 19, 1948, on the fifth anniversary of the outbreak of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. The monument stands 11 meters tall. At the bottom of the monument there is a sign in three la...

Umschlagplatz Monument

Umschlagplatz Monument

The monument is located in Warsaw at the intersection of Stawki and Karmelicka Streets. The monument was designed by architect Hanna Szmalenberg and sculptor Władysław Klamerus. Its official unveiling was made on April 18, 1988, on the eve of the 45th anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, as the most important element of the Memorial Route of the Martyrdom and Struggle of the Jews, unveiled on the same day. The monument consisted of a sma...

Home Army Museum in Kraków

Home Army Museum in Kraków

The Home Army Museum was created in 2000. The Museum presents the origins of the Home Army, the Underground State and the lives of Polish soldiers on the fronts of World War II and after the war until today. The museum's collection consists of historical souvenirs donated by Home Army soldiers and their families, archival photographs and films. In addition to the permanent exhibition, temporary exhibitions are also organized on site. The idea...

Pomorska Street Museum

Pomorska Street Museum

Pomorska Street is a division of the Historical Museum of Kraków and part of Oskar Schindler’s Enamel Factory. The museum was founded in 1981 in Dom Śląski (Silesian House), a former WWII Gestapo Headquarters in Kraków, together with its underground prison. Pomorska Street Museum consists of three major sections focusing on various historical aspects: the objectives of Gestapo, main exhibition on people’s lives, their tragedies as well as live...

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