DAY 1

Welcome to Warsaw, Poland!


We meet you at the airport and transfer to a comfortable hotel in the center. After check-in and some rest, we take a walk aorund the Old Town. We walk along the elegant street of Krakowskie Przedmieście admiring the Presidential Palace, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Saski Park.
In the evening, we invite you for a welcome dinner with lots of traditional Polish food.

Overnight: 4* Hotel in the Center of Warsaw

DAY 2

Today we continue exploring the Old Town of Warsaw and start with the Royal Castle. Erected in the 14th century, served as the official residence of the Polish monarchs.
After lunch we visit the Polish Vodka Museum – the only such a place in the world. Interactive exhibitions and alcohol tasting are only a few examples of many attractions that the museum offers. We go on a journey through the history of making and production of vodka.

Overnight: 4* Hotel in the Center of Warsaw

DAY 3

In the morning we leave Warsaw and head to the city Warka, where we visit the museum of Kazimierz Pułaski.
Later we drive to the charming town of Kazimierz Dolny, located by the Vistula river. It is a genuine architectural gem and one of the most precious and enchanting places in Poland.The uniqueness of the town derives from its rich cultural heritage and the legacy of the painting, writing and artistic bohemia.

Overnight: 3* Park Hotel in Kazimierz Dolny

DAY 4

We start the day by sightseeing in Kazimierz Dolny. We vistit a few churches, historical buildings of the Vistula Museum, the synagogue, the castle complex, and some wooden structures.
During lunch in Kazimierz we can enjoy the view of a peaceful market square and then we drive to Lublin – the biggest Polish city east of the Vistula River. After check-in, we start exploring that beautiful city by an evening walk around the center, often called ‘Kraków in miniature’.

Overnight: 3* modern hotel in the center of Lublin

DAY 5

In the morning we take a walk around the city of Lublin, where a union between the Kingdom of Poland and the Duchy of Lithuania was signed in 1569. First, we head to the Old Town which is famous for its Mannerist tenements and a nearby castle. Next stop is the Majdanek State Museum devoted to the memory of the victims of the slave-labor camps of KL Lublin..
Later we drive to Łańcut, where visit the Łańcut Castle – one of the most beautiful aristocratic residences in Poland. For a night we head to Rzeszów.

Overnight: 3* modern hotel in Rzeszów

DAY 6

After checking out, we explore the old town of Rzeszów – the largest city in south eastern Poland. Its original attraction is the Underground Tourist Route that leads up to 10 meters under the market square and tenement houses on the three levels.
Later, we drive to Kraków (Cracow). First, we invite you for a walk along the Royal Route in the heart of the Old Town of the former capital of Poland, which leads through the largest Main Market Square in Europe.

Overnight: 3* modern hotel in the center of Kraków

DAY 7

Today we continue sightseeing the former capital of Poland. We start with the Wawel Castle – the most important residence and the coronation place of the Polish kings. It was devasted during the partitions era but was not forgotten by the nation. Today we can admire the whole complex beautifully renovated.
After lunch we walk to the Jewish district called Kazimierz, which owes its really unique character to over five hundred years of Jewish traditions.

Overnight: 3* modern hotel in the center of Kraków

DAY 8  

After check-out, we go to the salt mine in Wieliczka – a unique development in the history of mining, where the rock salt deposits were mined without interruption from the 13th to the end of the 20th centuries. We walk through the corridors, galleries, and chambers, and admire underground lakes carved out by the miners.
Later we drive to the Tatra Mountains, and spend the afternoon relaxing in the 4-star Bania Hotel – considered as the best Polish SPA resort, where we stay for the night.

Overnight: 4* Bania Hotel, Białka Tatrzańska

DAY 9  

Today we do a leg-trip to Zakopane.
First, we take a horse carriage ride (or hike) to the famous mountain’s lake called Morskie Oko (or depending on the weather can choose any other great place to hike around).
Later, we go to the center of Zakopane and admire the breathtaking panorama view of The Tatra Mountains from the Gubalowka hill.
For the night, we go back to the same SPA Hotel in Białka Tatrzańska.

Overnight:  4* Bania Hotel, Białka Tatrzańska

DAY 10

In the morning, we enjoy the Tatra Mountains for a while and later, we drive to the west to visit Oświęcim. Auschwitz-Birkenau was the largest of the concentration camp complexes created by the Nazi German regime and the one which combined extermination with forced labor. It was used for Final Solution policy which had as its aim the mass murder of the Jewish people in Europe.

We overnight in a nice hotel in the suburbs of Oswiecim.

Overnight: 3* Hotel in the suburbs of Oświęcim

DAY 11

In the morning, we leave Oświęcim and head to Warsaw. On the way there we stop in Czestochowa and visit the Monastery on Jasna Gora. It is a spiritual capital of Poland and a destination for religious pilgrims from many countries from all over the world. Its most important treasure is an icon of the Black Madonna of Częstochowa. The monastery was founded by Prince Władysław in 1382.
After lunch in Częstohowa we leave to Warsaw, where in the eveining we invite you for a farewell dinner.

Overnight: 3* hotel in the city center in Warsaw

DAY 12

Final day in Warsaw. We get back to the city where our group tour started. The last glance at the capital city of Poland, free time, shopping and relaxing before departure.