From the Baltic Sea to the Tatra Mountains
Poland round trip
Overview
Warsaw
Malbork
Gdańsk
Toruń
Poznań
Wrocław
Oświęcim
Kraków
Wieliczka
Zakopane
Vibrant Warsaw, the beaches on the Baltic Coast, the hometown of Copernicus, Poznań fragrant croissants, the Polish Venice, the Tatras and the Pieniny, the underground salt city and royal Kraków. Come with us on a 9-day journey through the must-see tourist attractions of Poland. The geographical diversity and cultural richness of our country will satisfy the most demanding travellers. It will be an exciting adventure - will you try?
Experience you’ll gain:
- see the most interesting places in Poland
- discover numerous sites inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List
- visit the largest medieval fortress in Europe
- walk around the hometown of Nicolaus Copernicus
- discover the natural heritage of the Podhale Region and the Pieniny Mountains
- visit one of the oldest salt mines in the world
- taste regional dishes during a folklore evening
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The UNESCO World Heritage Sites are places of outstanding value to humanity. Poland occupies ninth place in Europe when it comes to the number of sites inscribed on the list. On this trip, we will show you all sixteen monuments scattered around eleven regions of Poland. Get ready for a lot of culture and history and a fast pace of sightseeing on the tour. Let’s start!
Poland in Hebrew is called Polin, which means a place where you should live or rest. The fate of millions of Jews was woven into the history of Poland for many centuries, and their presence became part of many city and town landscapes. Unfortunately, World War II interrupted the development of this community and led to the extermination of about 90% of Polish Jews. Our journey in the footsteps of Jewish culture is a journey through 1000 years of their beautiful yet tragic history.
Kraków and Wrocław are perfect starting points for exploring the two most beautiful regions of southern Poland: Małopolska and Lower Silesia, which attract tourists with countless opportunities for excursions. There are numerous national and landscape parks, mountains, ponds, lakes, spas, mysterious undergrounds, vineyards, breweries, castles and palaces. A stay in these two regions also encourages visiting Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
