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PGSA Tour “Galician Circle”

PGSA Tour “Galician Circle”

by | Sep 19, 2019 | Recent group tours, Recent tours

This year (2019), in cooperation with the Polish Genealogical Society of America (PGSA) from Chicago, we organized a few tours to Poland . During one of them we showed our clients a particular region in south-east Poland, called Galicia. We also organized workshops...
From the North to the South

From the North to the South

by | Jun 20, 2019 | Recent group tours, Recent tours

Some of Laura’s relatives came from Białystok which is situated in the north of Poland and some from Tarnów area located in the south of the country. Since these two destinations are on the opposite ends of the map we decided to start in the north and then move...
Prussian & Silesian history lesson

Prussian & Silesian history lesson

by | Apr 11, 2019 | Recent group tours, Recent tours

We started the tour in Warsaw by visiting its Old Town. After a stroll in the maze of narrow, cobbled streets off we went to Łoża, an ancestral home of our client’s grandparents.  Łoża is a small Pomeranian village that used to be called Loosen by its in Germany....
Peter’s visit in Western Ukraine

Peter’s visit in Western Ukraine

by | Apr 9, 2019 | Recent tours, Tailor made tours

Day 1 We met Peter in Krakow and took him for a walk around the most significant landmarks of Jewish heritage in the city located in Kazimierz. It is a district of Krakow that owes its really unique character to five hundred years of Jewish tradition. Many beautiful...
Vic and Karen – Alberta

Vic and Karen – Alberta

by | Sep 29, 2018 | Recent tours, Tailor made tours

Day 1 -3 Warsaw, Lublin Marta our tour guide took Karen and Victor around the Polish capital and introduced them to the city’s most famous attractions: the Royal Castle, the Wilanów Palace, the Museum of Warsaw Uprising . Despite a packed schedule they had time to...
Polish Falcons of America

Polish Falcons of America

by | Sep 27, 2018 | Recent tours

Day 1 We started the trip in Warsaw by strolling around the Old Town – once completely destroyed and now restored to its prewar appearance. Then the Falcons headed to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier to place the wreath there. Many of them had fathers and grandparents...