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Warsaw
38.6 Million
312,685 sq km
Polish Zloty
Polish
UTC +1
No Visa required
Start your tour in Warsaw, the capital of Poland and explore its statues, buildings and churches, the Royal Castle Square and the picturesque Old Town Market Square, featured on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. Depart Warsaw for Gdansk, before visiting Malbork’s imposing Teutonic Knights Castle. The tour also includes a visit to Auschwitz, the biggest Nazi concentration camp of World War II.
New Year’s Day in Poland is known as Sylwester (St Sylvester Day). Celebrate this holiday and traditions in Poland. Start in Warsaw with a city tour of the Royal Route and Old Town. Take a train through the plains of central Poland to arrive in Krakow. A city tour takes you to Old Town and Wawel. Enjoy a festive New Year’s Eve Gala. Take some time to wander the Christmas Markets sill happening around the city.
Combing the best of Poland and the Baltic Region, the tour takes to some of the most fascinating cities in Europe. The tour begins in Krakow, the former capital of Poland, steeped in history and traditions. Visit Warsaw, the post war city with a meticulously reconstructed old town. Depart Poland for Lithuania, followed by Latvia and Estonia. From blue lakes and resort towns to medieval cities and historic squares, this tour is a true kaleidoscope of various cultures.
This tour offers some of the best of Poland. Start in Krakow, the former royal capital of Poland with its Old Town. Travel to Czestochowa, the spiritual heart of Poland, where we visit the Jasna Gora Monastery with the Black Madonna. Explore the meticulously restored Old Town of Warsaw. And experience the unique feel of Gdansk, a cultured, wealthy, cosmopolitan city.
Offering the best of Ukraine and Poland by combining the historical cities of Kiev, Lviv, Krakow and Warsaw in one itinerary, this tour is time travel, walking back into the old-world charm of a gone by era. The historical churches and castles of Ukraine, along with old towns of Poland, none more fascinating than its post-war-reconstructed-capital Warsaw, are bound to charm even the most seasoned traveler.
