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We invite You for the tour All around Poland. During 1 week we visit magnificent Cracow, Warsaw- capital of Poland, Gothic Torun, Gdansk. In program You will find also this kind of special attractions like charming Kazimierza and Salt Mine in Wieliczka
We provide the best guides, comfortable transportation, accommodation in hotels of all categories, half board
We provide the best guides, comfortable transportation, accommodation in hotels of all categories, half board
1 th day
Cracow. Short walk on Old Town. Dinner at local restaurant, overnight in Cracow.
2th day
After breakfast departure for Wieliczka Salt Mine. Visit the underground wonder caves, pools, salt carvings, chapels. Drive back to Cracow. Meeting with local guide and departure for full day sightseeing of Krakow UNESCO listed Old Town - Market Square, Florian Gate, St. Mary's Church, Wawel Hil with Cathedral and Castle.
3 th day
After breakfast transfer to Auchwitz – Birkenau former Nazi concentration camp. Visit of the martyrdom place where millions were killed. Transfer to Kalwaria Zebrzydowska. Visit the chuch and Monastery of Bernardine Brothers. Short walk through the Calgary. Drive back to Cracow.
4th day
Hotel check-out and departure to picturesque town of Kazimierz Dolny with market square surrounded by beautiful tenement houses and cobblestone streets.
Departure to LWarsaw. Dinner and overnight.
5th Day
After breakfast full day guided sightseeing tour of Warsaw - visit to the Palace of Culture and Science, Krakowskie Przedmiescie with President’s Palace, Nowy Swiat - representative street of the city, Lazienki, beautiful park with a monument to Frederic Chopin and Palace on Water, the Old Town, the monument of Warsaw Uprising 1944 and the Heroes of the Ghetto Uprising of 1943. Dineer and overnight.
6th day
After breakfast transfer to Toruń - the birthplace of the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. The layout of the town’s market square and adjacent streets has remained unchanged in 700 years. After that drive to Gdansk. Dinner and overnight.
7th day
After breakfast you will take a sightseeing tour of Gdańsk, closely connected with the name of Lech Wałęsa – the Solidarity activist and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. You will walk along the “Royal Way. One of the most interesting buildings in old Gdańsk is St. Mary’s Church – the largest Gothic church in Poland. Later you will transfer to Gdynia. The harbour here is home to many famous ships open to the public, including the destroyer "Błyskawica", a precious national relic and the only remaining ship that was built before the World WAR II, and the Dar Pomorza, a Polish sailing frigate.
8th day
After breakfast drive to Malbork to see the Castle of the Teutonic Knights, an outstanding feat of Late Medieval defensive and residential architecture. Transfer to hotel in Warsaw.
9th day
End of the tour
Cracow. Short walk on Old Town. Dinner at local restaurant, overnight in Cracow.
2th day
After breakfast departure for Wieliczka Salt Mine. Visit the underground wonder caves, pools, salt carvings, chapels. Drive back to Cracow. Meeting with local guide and departure for full day sightseeing of Krakow UNESCO listed Old Town - Market Square, Florian Gate, St. Mary's Church, Wawel Hil with Cathedral and Castle.
3 th day
After breakfast transfer to Auchwitz – Birkenau former Nazi concentration camp. Visit of the martyrdom place where millions were killed. Transfer to Kalwaria Zebrzydowska. Visit the chuch and Monastery of Bernardine Brothers. Short walk through the Calgary. Drive back to Cracow.
4th day
Hotel check-out and departure to picturesque town of Kazimierz Dolny with market square surrounded by beautiful tenement houses and cobblestone streets.
Departure to LWarsaw. Dinner and overnight.
5th Day
After breakfast full day guided sightseeing tour of Warsaw - visit to the Palace of Culture and Science, Krakowskie Przedmiescie with President’s Palace, Nowy Swiat - representative street of the city, Lazienki, beautiful park with a monument to Frederic Chopin and Palace on Water, the Old Town, the monument of Warsaw Uprising 1944 and the Heroes of the Ghetto Uprising of 1943. Dineer and overnight.
6th day
After breakfast transfer to Toruń - the birthplace of the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. The layout of the town’s market square and adjacent streets has remained unchanged in 700 years. After that drive to Gdansk. Dinner and overnight.
7th day
After breakfast you will take a sightseeing tour of Gdańsk, closely connected with the name of Lech Wałęsa – the Solidarity activist and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize. You will walk along the “Royal Way. One of the most interesting buildings in old Gdańsk is St. Mary’s Church – the largest Gothic church in Poland. Later you will transfer to Gdynia. The harbour here is home to many famous ships open to the public, including the destroyer "Błyskawica", a precious national relic and the only remaining ship that was built before the World WAR II, and the Dar Pomorza, a Polish sailing frigate.
8th day
After breakfast drive to Malbork to see the Castle of the Teutonic Knights, an outstanding feat of Late Medieval defensive and residential architecture. Transfer to hotel in Warsaw.
9th day
End of the tour
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