DAY 1 – 13 SEPT, 2026

Arrive in Warsaw, Poland’s dynamic capital blending royal heritage with modern European elegance. After hotel check-in and time to rest, enjoy an atmospheric evening walk through the UNESCO-listed Old Town, beautifully reconstructed after World War II. Wander along cobbled streets, admire colorful townhouses, and learn about the city’s resilient spirit. The day concludes with a welcome dinner in a historic restaurant, where traditional Polish cuisine sets the tone for the journey ahead.

🛏️ Overnight: Warsaw, 3* or 4* Hotel in a central location

DAY 2 – 14 SEPT, 2026

Begin the morning exploring Warsaw’s historic Old Town, taking in its lively squares and royal architecture. Continue to a boutique, family-run winery set in a peaceful countryside landscape outside of Warsaw. Enjoy a guided visit and tasting of regional wines, learning about local production and traditions. The relaxed vineyard atmosphere offers a refreshing contrast to city life. In the late afternoon, return to Warsaw and enjoy an evening at leisure, perfect for dining independently or relaxing at the hotel.

🛏️ Overnight: Warsaw, 3* or 4* Hotel in a central location

DAY 3 – 15 SEPT, 2026

Depart Warsaw toward Poland’s pristine northeast, arriving in Augustów, the gateway to the country’s lake district. Enjoy a relaxing stop in the unspoiled Rospuda Valley, known for its wetlands, forests, and tranquil beauty, followed by lunch. In the afternoon, cross the border into Lithuania and continue to Vilnius. Upon arrival in this romantic Baltic capital, enjoy free time to stroll through the historic center or relax in a café.

🛏️ Overnight: Vilnius, centrally located 3* Hotel

DAY 4 – 16 SEPT, 2026

Discover Vilnius. Highlights include Cathedral Square, Gediminas Tower, Pilies Street, and hidden courtyards rich in history and legend. Learn about the city’s multicultural past shaped by Lithuanian, Polish, and Jewish heritage. The afternoon is free to explore the bohemian Republic of Užupis, browse art galleries, or enjoy coffee in cozy cafés. A perfect balance of guided discovery and personal exploration.

🛏️ Overnight: Vilnius, 3* or 4*  hotel in the center.

DAY 5 – 17 SEPT, 2026

Return to Poland and journey deep into the legendary Białowieża Forest, one of Europe’s last remaining primeval woodlands and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This ancient forest is home to the European bison, or żubr, Poland’s national animal. With some luck, you may spot these impressive creatures in their natural habitat. The peaceful surroundings offer a unique connection to nature. Enjoy dinner and a quiet evening surrounded by forest landscapes.

🛏️ Overnight: Białowieża, 3* or 4*  hotel in the center.

DAY 6 – 18 SEPT, 2026

Begin the day with a guided walk through Białowieża National Park, learning about its unique ecosystem and centuries-old trees. Visit the park museum to better understand the forest’s global significance. After lunch, travel south to Lublin, a historic city once standing at the crossroads of cultures and trade routes. Upon arrival, enjoy a relaxed evening at leisure, soaking in the atmosphere of a city known for poetry, legends, and a beautifully preserved Old Town.

🛏️ Overnight: Lublin, 3* or 4* hotel in a central location

DAY 7 – 19 SEPT, 2026

Explore Lublin’s charming Old Town, with its gates, townhouses, and castle reflecting centuries of multicultural history. Visit a delightful open-air folk museum, where traditional wooden architecture and regional customs bring Poland’s rural past vividly to life. After lunch, travel south toward Rzeszów, a vibrant yet lesser-known city in southeastern Poland. Arrive in the late afternoon and enjoy time to relax or take an evening stroll through the compact city center.

🛏️ Overnight: Rzeszów, 3* or 4* hotel in the center of the city.

DAY 8 – 20 SEPT, 2026

Discover Rzeszów through a guided city tour, learning about its historical roots and modern development. The highlight of the day is a visit to the Ulma Family Museum, a deeply moving place honoring Polish families who risked their lives to save Jews during World War II. Through powerful exhibits and personal stories, the museum offers reflection on courage and humanity. Return to Rzeszów in the afternoon, with the evening free for rest or independent exploration.

🛏️ Overnight: Rzeszów, 3* or 4* hotel in the center of the city.

DAY 9 – 21 SEPT, 2026

Travel to Kraków, Poland’s former royal capital and cultural heart. After lunch, visit the extraordinary Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site famed for its underground chapels, chambers, and sculptures carved entirely from salt. Descend into a fascinating subterranean world shaped by centuries of mining tradition. Return to Kraków in the evening, with free time to enjoy the historic center or join an optional folk-dance dinner show.

🛏️ Overnight: Kraków, 4* hotel in the center of the city.

DAY 10 – 22 SEPT, 2026

Spend the day discovering Kraków’s Old Town and Wawel Hill, where Polish kings were crowned and buried. Walk through the Main Market Square, admire St. Mary’s Basilica, and explore the royal castle overlooking the Vistula River. The afternoon is free for shopping, museums, or relaxation. Alternatively, you may join an optional visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau, a place of remembrance and reflection that commemorates the victims of the Holocaust.

🛏️ Overnight: Kraków, 4* hotel in the center of the city

DAY 11 – 23 SEPT, 2026

Enjoy a full-day excursion to Zakopane, the heart of the Tatra Mountains. Travel through scenic highland landscapes to visit Morskie Oko, Poland’s most famous alpine lake, surrounded by dramatic peaks. In Zakopane, browse traditional highlander markets and taste smoked oscypek cheese. Learn about local folklore and mountain culture. Return to Kraków in the evening for a festive farewell dinner, celebrating shared experiences and memories.

🛏️ Overnight: Kraków, 4* hotel in the center of the city.

DAY 12 – 24 SEPT, 2026

Depart Kraków and travel toward Warsaw, stopping for lunch in Chęciny, a picturesque town dominated by the romantic ruins of a 13th-century hilltop castle. Enjoy views of the surrounding countryside and reflect on the journey through Poland’s cities, forests, and mountains. Continue to Warsaw for departure. As your tour concludes, take home lasting memories, meaningful stories, and a deeper appreciation of Poland’s rich heritage and natural beauty.