Poland Tour 10 days
Poland, Oswiecim |
Poland, Krakow |
Poland, Zakopane |
Poland, Niedzica |
Poland, Zwierzyniec |
Poland, Bialowieza |
Poland, Garbarka |
Poland, Kalwaria Zebrzydowska |
Poland, Krakow |
Poland, Krakow |
Poland, Krakow |
Poland, Lancut |
Poland, Niedzica |
Poland, Warsaw |
Poland, Wieliczka |
Poland, Zamosc |
Auschwitz-Birkenau Kalwaria Zebrzydowska Krakow Wieliczka Tatra National Park (Zakopane)
Pieniny National Park (Niedzica) Binarowa Lancut
Roztocze National Park (Zwierzyniec) Zamosc Chelm Grabarka Hajnowka
Bialowieza National Park (Bialowieza) Warsaw
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1
Saturday
Arrival to Warsaw; welcome dinner.
2
Sunday
Warsaw bus sightseeing: the Grand Theatre and Opera House, the Jablonowski Palace, the Tomb of Unknown Soldier and the Saski Park, Warsaw City with skyscrapers, Umschlagplatz and the Monument of Heroes of Ghetto, the Town Hall and a glimpse at monumental architecture from communism time; walk around the Lazienki Royal Park with the Palace on the Water and the Island Theatre, open air Chopin's concert (only summer); visit to the Royal Castle, walk around the Old Town (UNESCO) and the New Town: the Krasinski Palace, the Palace of Justice and the Monument of Warsaw Uprising; dinner.
3
Monday 
Transfer to Auschwitz-Birkenau, visit the concentration and extermination camp museum (UNESCO Heritage); transfer to Kalwaria Zebrzydowska monastery with dozens of chapels spread around in a beautiful countryside scenery (UNESCO Heritage); transfer to Krakow; dinner.
4
Tuesday
Krakow sightseeing: visit to the Wawel Royal Castle and Krakow Old Town (UNESCO Heritage); further walk around Old Town: St Mary church, the Sukiennice cloth hall, defensive walls and Barbican, Jewish Krakow district - Casimir; break for a souvenir hunt; dinner in Jewish restaurant; time to discover the charm of the city by night.
5
Wednesday
Transfer to Wieliczka, visit to Wieliczka Salt Mine (UNESCO Heritage) the most beautiful and the oldest operating salt mine in the world; transfer to Zakopane, the highest situated town in Poland, trip by the cable and ground railway to Gubalowka Mountain to admire beautiful panoramas of high rocky mountains in the Tatra National Park (UNESCO Biosphere Reserve); traditional folk dinner with regional music and food; evening walk along Krupowki walkway.
6
Thursday
Transfer to the Pieniny National Park, visit to Niedzica Castle overlooking Czorsztyn Lake, gentle rafting on Dunajec River passing very high and steep rocky walls that are dominating over the river - breathtaking view; transfer to Binarowa, stop by the church, part of the trail of wooden churches (UNESCO Heritage) in southern Malopolska region; transfer to Lancut; dinner.
7
Friday
Lancut: visit to the castle, orangery, stables and collection of horse carriages; transfer to Zwierzyniec in the Roztocze National Park, ride in horse carriages through the forest; lunch by the bonfire; transfer to Zamosc, visit to the Old Town (UNESCO Heritage).
8
Saturday
Transfer to Chelm, visit to chalk corridors carved below the Old Town; transfer to Grabarka, visit to the Crosses Hill - saint hill of orthodox church with an orthodox church nearby; transfer to Hajnowka famous for organ and choir festival as well as old wooden orthodox church and a modern one; dinner.
9
Sunday
Bialowieza National Park (UNESCO Heritage and UNESCO Biosphere Reserve) the biggest primeval forest complex in Europe, visit to bison reserve; transfer back to Warsaw; dinner.
10
Monday
Warsaw: Free time to relax or for shopping. At stated hour departure to the airport.
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- Transfer to/from the airport
- Transportation during the trip
- 9 nights in 3* hotels in double rooms (3 in Warsaw, 2 in Krakow, 1 in Zakopane, 1 near Lancut, 1 in Zamosc, 1 in Bialowieza)
- 9 x Half Board (9 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 8 dinners): the first meal is a dinner on the day of arrival, the last meal is a breakfast on the day of departure
- English speaking guide
- All fees and entrances