Top Poland Unique Experiences

Explore the underground world of the Wieliczka Salt Mine on a half-day tour from Krakow. Follow an expert guide through the mine’s tunnels and chambers and discover the Chapel of the Blessed Kinga, an exhibition on the history of Poland’s salt-mining, figures carved from salt and more. See why this 700-year-old complex has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your tour concludes with drop-off back at your Krakow hotel.

Discover the best of Gdansk's thriving craft beer scene—and visit locals-loved pubs and beer bars that many other visitors overlook—on this insider, small-group beer tour. Led by your beer expert guide, you'll walk through Gdansk's scenic heart, and will visit three different venues. As you go, sample a generous range of beers, enjoy snacks alongside, and learn all about the nuances of different beer styles and the brewing process.

Experience the best of the Polish craft beer scene—and enjoy a more personalized way to explore—on this small-group beer tasting tour. In three popular Kraków pubs, sample up to eight different beers as your guide shows you the difference between craft beer and typical brews. Educate your palate to recognize the subtleties of each beer style, and enjoy some snacks as you drink.

Witness one of Poland’s most spectacular underground UNESCO World Heritage Sites—Wieliczka Salt Mines by going on this day tour. Avoid navigation worries, and have a stress-free trip with round-trip transport provided. Once at the salt mine, learn about the history of the site, and how each carving was made through informative guide commentary.

Learn all about Gdansk’s thriving craft beer brewing culture on this private beer-tasting trip. Save hours researching the best pubs to visit in Gdansk, and instead follow your guide to the spots that locals love best. Pick from three tour durations to suit your schedule—whichever you choose, you can look forward to trying multiple beer samples and enjoying local snacks along the way.

Raise a glass to Warsaw’s up-and-coming craft brewery scene on this small-group beer walking and tasting tour. Pop into three of the Polish capital’s best microbreweries to taste seasonal ales, lagers, and more, all brewed in small batches using artisan techniques. Learn about the intricate brewing process, which glass to use with each beer, and other pro tips from a beer-loving guide, all in a fun and social atmosphere.

This is a perfect pick for time-tight travelers visiting Warsaw. Don’t waste a moment, and get the most out of your trip by opting for a private tour that can be catered to your interests. Whether it's historical attractions, nature spots, or foodie haunts, the local guide can adapt the tour to suit your needs. It’s a great way to see the city through a local’s eyes and get lots of top travel tips.

Warsaw has earned a reputation for having one of the best craft beer scenes in Europe with new bars and breweries springing up all the time. With this tour, get the inside scoop on where and what to drink in the city from a local beer enthusiast. Learn about Warsaw’s beer-making history, visit at least three different bars and brew pubs, and sample a variety of local craft beers.

Language barriers can make it tricky to know what to order at Polish bars. Eliminate the worry, and expand your knowledge of Polish craft beer, by going to a tasting session. Learn insights about the production of craft beer in Gdansk, and try a range of different beers, plus snacks to accompany them. And with just your guide for company, you'll enjoy a more personalized experience.

Explore a poignant part of World War II history on a tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, with private round-trip transfers from Krakow. After pickup from your Krakow hotel, head to the UNESCO-listed site for a guided group tour. See the watch towers, crematoriums, and exhibits as you listen to stories of the lives lost there.

Beer lovers don’t want to miss this craft beer tour in Wroclaw, where you’ll drink your way through three local pubs with an insider guide. Taste 10 different types of beer, as well as a couple of snacks, to accompany some of the brews, plus learn about the process of making craft beer. This small-group tour is limited to twelve people.