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Superb escorted tours on guaranteed dates. Trips to Poland from 12 to 16 days with wide range of special programs. Perfect routes to exploring and sightseeing Poland. Tours conducted in English, using small luxury coaches. Accommodation in superior class hotels. Ideal tours for those who wish to spend holidays in Poland.
Maximum 25 people on every tour
Trips around Poland lasting from 3 to 8 days. Includes not only the most visited cities like Warsaw or Krakow, but also less known places. Tour packages for private itineraries. Chopin tours, pilgrimages, Jewish heritage, off the beaten track programs and much more.
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Explore not only Poland, but also capitals of neighboring countries. Visit historic Vilnius or vibrant Berlin on a a tour starting in Warsaw or Gdansk. Two capitals in one tour. Discover the attractions of central Europe.
Visit attractive capitals of neighboring countries!
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Discover the most attractive Polish cities. Take a short guided city walk in Warsaw or Krakow. Experience the beautiful Wroclaw and mysterious Lower Silesia on a full day trip. Discover hidden gems of Tricity (Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia). Go for a private tour with a licensed mountain guide and adore majestic scenery of the Tatra Mountains.
A superb choice of dozens tour ideas in 12 Polish towns.
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Uncover Poland’s most captivating sights on this 7-day tour. Begin in Warsaw’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, visit the haunting Auschwitz-Birkenau, and stroll through Krakow’s medieval streets. Discover the beauty of Zakopane and the Tatra Mountains, and explore the historic Wieliczka Salt Mine. End your adventure at the Jasna Gora Monastery in Czestochowa. Enjoy guided tours, cultural experiences, and the best of Polish hospitality.
The perfect choice if you wish to discover the best of Poland in 12 days. The most popular escorted tour by StayPoland.com in the last 16 seasons. Refreshed routes in 2024, same unforgettable experiences!
16-days tour covering all top tourist attractions in Poland. Most popular cities: Warsaw, Krakow, Gdansk & Wroclaw. Natural treasures: Mazury Lakeland & Tatra Mountains. 7 UNESCO World Heritage sites, including famous Wieliczka Salt Mine and former concentration camp Auschwitz-Birkenau.
6 days are needed to cover the must-sees: Warsaw, Krakow, Wieliczka, Auschwitz either Zakopane or Czestochowa. A flexible tour, great value way of visiting the biggest highlights either independently or in a small group. Available on every Friday. Easy to modify or to extend into a top-notch private tour.
Discover the treasures and top sights of three Polish pearls – Warsaw (Old Town, the Royal Route, part of the former Jewish Ghetto and Lazienki Royal Park), Krakow (the largest medieval square in Europe, St. Mary’s Basilica with the world’s largest Gothic altar and Barbican Gate, Wawel Hill) and Wroclaw. You will also visit the world's famous Salt Mine in Wieliczka, Auschwitz, and charming environs of Wroclaw.
Visit the north of Poland during this 6-days tour and explore the major sights of the Pomerania region. Start in Warsaw and then head towards to the lovely city of Gdansk, where you will learn some about the local treasure - amber. Accompanied by the best local guide you will visit the charming Old Town in Gdansk, the longest pier in Europe in Sopot, and the harbor area in Gdynia. On the last day we will pick you up for the excursion to the UNESCO listed The Castle of the Teutonic Order in Malbork.
Let us take you for a religious tour in the motherland of Pope John Paul II. Your journey will begin in Warsaw, where you will visit the highlights of the city, including places connected with his first pilgrimage to Poland. Later you will head up south to experience Krakow (where Wojtyla moved in 1938) and Wadowice (where he was born). The next stops will be Czestochowa (Jasna Gora Monastery) and Kalwaria Zebrzydowska (UNESCO listed) - places where you will go through a unique spiritual experience.
This 7-day tour is a unique package, covering the best of Poland. You will travel across the country, starting in Warsaw, where you will be surprised by how diversified the city is. On the route to the magic Krakow there will be a short stop in Czestochowa, where you pay a visit to the Jasna Gora Monastery - the most important place for pilgrims in Poland. After reaching Krakow you will enjoy all its major attractions within the UNESCO listed Old Town. What is more in the tour itinerary? Famous Salt Mine in Wieliczka, the former concentration camp in Auschwitz, and the impressive Tatra Mountains.
While visiting a city on your own it is easy to miss many interesting places. Our Warsaw city walk, as an introduction to Warsaw, provides a great way for you to discover more about Warsaw.
Before WW II, Warsaw had one of the greatest numbers of Jewish inhabitants in the world. Although their heritage was almost annihilated by the Germans in 1944, when almost all of central Warsaw became a field of rubble, there are still several hidden traces of Jewish culture and history....
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Beyond Krakow's embrace lies a realm bursting with stories that transcend epochs. Every church here, be it a grand cathedral or a modest chapel down a winding lane, houses tales of spiritual giants. It’s not just in scripture; it’s in the very essence of Poland— in stained glass windows, the lingering notes of an organ, the hushed prayers of the devout. 
Dressing for a Polish autumn is like solving a delightful riddle. You start with a sweater for the morning chill, shed layers as the day warms, and pop open an umbrella for nature’s occasional sparkle. It's a dance between being cozy and staying chic. And remember, cobblestone streets might just invite you for a surprise waltz. 
Ever tried a beet soup or savored a true Polish cheesecake? Journey with us as we explore 7 quintessential dishes that promise an authentic Polish gastronomic experience.