Top Poland Tours by Duration - page 38

Krakow, the unofficial cultural capital of Poland, is one of the county's most beautiful cities. Let Old Town enchant you with its winding streets, medieval history, and rich culture. After visiting must-see spots, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before heading to Wieliczka Salt Mine. Hundreds of meters below the earth, explore artwork, a beautiful chapel, and chambers created from salt deposits. Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

Before the outbreak of the World War II, Poland was inhabited by one of the largest Jewish diasporas in Europe, with a total of about 3.5 million of Jews. They came to Krakow in the 11th century and when the World War II broke out they constituted over 25% of the city's population. Few managed to survive the Nazi extermination, but their religious and cultural achievements can still be admired in Kazimierz, one of the Krakow’s districts, where the Jewish quarter was located. We will start visiting Krakow from the historic Old Town. We will see the delightful main square, and slowly go to the Wawel Hill to see the medieval castle towering over Krakow. From there, we will go to Kazimierz to see the Jewish heritage. There we will have lunch in one of the many cozy cafes. Finally, we will visit the museum located in the former factory of Oskar Schindler, who during the war saved over 1,000 people from being sent to extermination camps.

The atmospheric underground pits, tunnels, chapels, and grottoes of the Wieliczka Salt Mine are a highlight of any visit to Krakow. Make your trip as easy as possible with a door-to-door shared minibus transfer from the city, arriving in good time to join an English-language guided tour of the mines.

Discover the thousand year old history of Wroclaw through traditional dishes and drinks, as well as the storied venues they are served in. We'll visit five Wroclaw venues that showcase important elements, settings, or dishes of Polish heritage and city lore, while giving your taste buds the delight of delicious dishes, cold beers, and smooth vodkas. Each tour is different, flavored by the varied conversations about city culture, local traditions, and fascinating regional history.

Gross Rosen was a former German Nazi concentration camp that operated during World War II, in the German village of Gross-Rosen, which is now Rogoźnica in Poland. Instead of reading up on World War II history, this sobering tour helps you to learn about the area’s past, by visiting Gross Rosen and the Riese Complex in the Owl Mountains to see tunnels, stone excavations, and former guard rooms.

Discover the enchanting city of Prague with its eventful history, precious architecture and unique tasty beer. The capital of Czech Republic is one the most outstanding tourist attractions in Europe and an important part of the cultural heritage of the old continent. From the heart of medieval Bohemia to the capital of the Holy Roman Empire, always a vibrant melting pot of Czech, German, Austrian and Jewish traditions, Prague suffered dramatic events in XX century of both Nazi and Communist totalitarianisms

Discover the incredible history of a priceless medieval royal treasure. Enjoy the impressive, enormous, and majestic Baroque architecture of a Cisterian abbey. See the most important sanctuary and pilgrimage destination of Lower Silesia - the grave of Saint Jadwiga (Hedwig) in Trzebnica. Have a tasty lunch in a traditional abbey's tavern and sample some local dishes

Discover the world of Silesian ceramics on this tour of Bolesławiec and the surrounding region. The area is known for its unique expression of patterned blue and white pottery known around the world as "Polish Pottery." Visit the market square and learn about ceramic manufacturing at one of the best local manufacturers of local pottery. On the return trip, you will visit the Church of Peace in Jawor, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the largest timber-framed religious building in Europe.

Get more out of your time in Wroclaw by crossing the border and heading to Germany’s vibrant capital—Berlin. Don’t worry about doing any research or itinerary planning, as your driver-guide organizes everything for you, with stops at key locations, such as Brandenburg Gate, Checkpoint Charlie, the Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe, and Museum Island.

During this fabulous half day city tour (approx 5 hours) you are going to discover the most outstanding and noteworthy monuments of Wroclaw. The program of the tour includes The Best of Wroclaw Walking Tour plus gives you an opportunity to explore the unique sites situated outside of the historic old town.

The picturesque Klodzko Valley is a region that’s home to ancient castles, spas, and magnificent nature spots; however, getting between dispersed outdoor sites can be tricky without your own transport. Save yourself the effort of organizing car hire and explore the Klodzko Valley with ease on this guided tour from Wroclaw. Sights showcased on the way include an old paper mill, Wielka Pieniawa spa, and Klodzko Fortress.

It has been called the Pearl of the Baroque and the Silesian Sistine Chapel. Find out why on this tour to the Krzeszow Abbey from Wroclaw. You'll visit Bolkow Castle, a well preserved Silesian medieval stronghold. You'll hear the stories of the Cistercian Order at the beautiful Krzeszow Abbey. After a lunch of local dishes, visit the quaint wooden homes of weavers in the enchanting town of Chelmsko.

Do you have an interest in tasting new types of beer? Do you wish to visit new places and experience their real local craft beers? If this sounds like you at all, then this experience is meant for you! Poland is currently in a Craft Beer Revolution, and Wrocław is one of the best places in the country to experience this revolution. Come with us on a trip around Wrocław to taste craft beers from the city, the region, and all around Poland. We will visit places that specialize in the lesser known beers, micro-breweries that have their own unique styles, and breweries that bring back centuries-old recipes. Along the way we will explain the types of beer you will drink. We'll talk about why Poland is in a craft beer revolution, where and when it started, and the innovators involved. We'll also talk about the history of brewing in Europe. [Don't drink beer, alcohol, or have a gluten allergy, but want to come along with your friends and family? No problem, we can provide alternatives!]

Discover Gdańsk through its food on a small-group walking tour that goes beyond typical tourist spots. This experience combines authentic tastings with local stories, showing how the city’s port history and regional traditions shaped its cuisine. Instead of just eating, you’ll understand what you’re tasting, from classic Polish dishes to coastal specialties like Baltic fish and pierogi. Each stop is carefully chosen for quality, atmosphere, and local character. With a relaxed pace, a knowledgeable guide, and a mix of hidden spots and iconic streets, this tour offers a genuine introduction to Gdańsk through its flavors.

Experience the magic of Warsaw’s Old Town during the holiday season on a 3-hour Christmas Market Food Tour. Wander through festive squares and illuminated streets as you taste Poland’s most beloved holiday treats. Start in the heart of the Old Town and make your way through the Christmas Markets, Krakowskie Przedmieście, and the Ice Rink. Along the way, discover Poland’s Christmas traditions, including the opłatek wafer, the 12-dish Wigilia feast, and the meaning behind Christmas Eve costumes. Finish your tour in a cozy, authentic Polish setting with a beautiful view of the Old Town. This tour blends food, culture, and holiday cheer for an unforgettable evening in Warsaw.

During the 9 days private tour, follow your guide to explore Warsaw's historical sites and monuments, tour Gdansk Old Town and Malbork Castle, experience the Wieliczka Salt Mine UNESCO site, and discover Krakow's Wawel Hill and Jewish Quarter. Besides, you will pay a visit to Auschwitz Concentration Camp.

The private 5 days Poland will take you to explore Warsaw's historic Old Town on foot, discover Krakow's Old Town and Wawel Castle, visit the somber Auschwitz Concentration Camp, and descend into the ancient Wieliczka Salt Mine. Besides, you will tour royal Lazienki Park and its palaces.

This is a private 12 days Poland tour, which allow you to explore the Wieliczka Salt Mine, tour Auschwitz-Birkenau with an expert, and visit Malbork Castle, a Teutonic marvel. Besides, your guide will take you tour Tri-City: Gdansk-Gdynia-Sopot. The medieval city, Torun, is also waiting you.

In this 3-hour experience, you will encounter the very best gardens and parks that Warsaw can offer! Leave the city rush behind as we breathe fresh air and stroll among flowers, lawns, fountains, and sculptures, enjoying the best views of Warsaw from an unusual angle! As a special bonus, we will also take a glance at the unique postmodernist Warsaw University Library building with its foliage-cloaked façade! I will show you all the green gems situated close to the city centre and the river. You will get to know the different sculptures in each of those gardens and parks, and since we will encounter many very special views (including peacocks at the Łazienki Park), you may want to keep your camera at hand!

We'll pick you up at the meeting point we previously agree on and once in Auschwitz you will meet your official tour guide for a group guided tour (they do not allow private tours inside). Actually Auschwitz, comprises three concentration camps in all its extension. The first was built for the purpose of housing political prisoners, but this was changing over time, as your private guide will explain in more detail. This complex is where the so-called “hunger cells” are located, where hundreds of prisoners died of starvation. Auschwitz II- Birkenau, is the second complex to which we will arrive after traveling a short distance, it is still today the site of the crematoriums and the gas chamber. This complex was created with the aim of being “the final solution to the Jewish problem”, and in reality it is a complex of death. Auschwitz III- Monowitz practically no longer exists, but it was a forced labor prison. At the end of the tour, your private driver will take you back to Krakow.

The thermal pools in Chocholow (Chochołowska Baths) is a complex with swimming pools, saunas, steam baths, and even a children’s area. Cut the stress out of figuring out public transport by having a convenient hotel pickup and drop-off included. A private driver will pick you up from Krakow, and take you in an air-conditioned minivan directly to the Thermal Pools. You’ll save time waiting in visitor lines by having a ticket that gives you five hours access to the baths.

Go rafting on the Dunajec River on a full-day tour that highlights the stunning landscape of southern Poland. Spend a couple of hours rafting with the benefit of full instruction and necessary equipment provided. When the rafting portion of your trip is over, have time to explore Pieninski National Park with your private guide. No experience is required, and hotel pickup and drop-off is provided.

Escape the busy city of Krakow and spend a day in the scenic Polish countryside. Enjoy a stress-free experience without any transport to plan as hotel pickup, drop-off, and transfers are included. Enjoy roughly three hours at the Thermal Pools, and go for a sleigh ride. At the end of the ride, you’ll be treated to a delicious Polish feast beside a bonfire.

The tour is led by English speaking licensed mountain guide. The tour leader will familiarize you with the mountains, their nature, history and culture of Gorale - local highlanders. Additionally, the guide will bring scientific equipment like humidity, temperature probes and binoculars which will help you to better understand the nature. The tour starts in Kuznice where you will use a modern cable car to get to the Kasprowy Wierch. It is a prominent summit at the Polish-Slovakian border with meteorological and astronomical observatories. The tour continues through Beskid (2012 m), Liliowe Pass and reaches meadows of Hala Gąsienicowa. You will find there a laid in stone shelter and have a lunch break. Only 40-minutes from the shelter, there is a beautiful Black Tatr which you will visit after the lunch. This excellent spot offers vistas over Orla Perc, a sharp ridge of summits known as the most difficult trail in the Tatras. The tour ends with a walk through Jaworzynka Valley.