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Our guide was Gorska. She shared memories from her own family as well as factual historical detail. We learned some interesting things as well as being taken around to some of the key places. It was the anniversary of the Warsaw Uprising so the whole city was buzzing; it was very patriotic. This tour was exactly what we hoped for.

I had an amazing experience on my Warsaw food tour. Our guide, Kuba, was exceptionally kind, knowledgeable, and engaging he explained everything so intelligently and made the tour feel effortless. He also walked us through Poland’s history in a way that was easy to understand and genuinely eye‑opening. He talked about how Poland was devastated during World War II especially Warsaw, which was almost completely destroyed and how the country has rebuilt itself over the decades. Hearing about the resilience of the Polish people, the reconstruction of the city, and the huge infrastructural changes since the war made me appreciate every street we walked through even more. Poland has come such a long way in modern transport, restored historical districts, vibrant food culture, and a city that feels alive with progress. The tour group itself was full of wholesome, friendly people. Everyone was kind, warm, and easy to talk to and it felt like travelling with familiar faces. I tried authentic Polish dishes, I had chocolates, there was vodka, and I also took beautiful pictures and videos, and even got a complimentary bottled water (which my tourist self appreciated deeply). Overall, it was a genuinely enjoyable and meaningful experience. Great food, great people, and a deeper understanding of Poland’s past and how far they’ve come. I highly recommend Kuba🌸 Stephanie.

This was one of the best day trips we’ve ever taken and an experience we’ll never forget. Everything was well organized, transportation was comfortable, and the schedule was executed flawlessly. We began the day in Kraków, which is an absolutely beautiful city filled with history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture. We had enough free time to walk through the Old Town, enjoy a delicious meal, and soak in the atmosphere. I only wish we had more time because Kraków is a destination that deserves a visit of its own. From there, we traveled to Auschwitz-Birkenau. It was an incredibly moving and sobering experience—one that everyone should witness at least once. Walking through the grounds and learning about the events that took place there is something that will stay with us forever. Our guide was outstanding: knowledgeable, respectful, and compassionate, presenting the history with the dignity it deserves. A huge thank you to our driver and tour guide for making such a long day comfortable, informative, and seamless. Their professionalism and organization were exceptional from start to finish. If you’re visiting Poland and only have time for one day trip, this is the one to book. It’s a long day, but every moment is worth it.