Europe · Poland
A refined group itinerary by luxury coach exploring the very heart of Poland, beginning in the ancient capital of Krakow and travelling north to the modern metropolis of Warsaw.
A refined group itinerary by luxury coach exploring the very heart of Poland, beginning in the ancient capital of Krakow and travelling north to the modern metropolis of Warsaw. This journey traverses UNESCO World Heritage sites, blending Gothic and Renaissance architecture with sites of profound international historical significance.
The route includes in-depth visits to iconic landmarks such as the Wieliczka Salt Mine and the Auschwitz concentration camp, before continuing to the charming city of Wroclaw. The tour concludes with an exploration of Warsaw, a city masterfully rebuilt following the scars of history, and a visit to the sanctuary of Czestochowa.
Guests will benefit from the constant support of an Italian-speaking tour leader alongside specialist local guides in every city. The pace of the itinerary allows for a deep immersion into Poland's artistic heritage, complemented by the comfort of pre-arranged hotel stays on a half-board basis.
8 days in the programme
Arrival in Krakow, the former capital of Poland and currently one of Europe’s most significant cultural hubs Arrival in Krakow, the former capital of Poland and currently one of Europe’s most significant cultural hubs. Hotel check-in, dinner, and overnight stay.
The morning is dedicated to a guided tour of Krakow, whose UNESCO-listed historic centre boasts a wealth of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture The morning is dedicated to a guided tour of Krakow, whose UNESCO-listed historic centre boasts a wealth of Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture. Later, we transfer to Wieliczka to visit the famous Salt Mine, an underground historical complex of extraordinary value. Return to Krakow for dinner and your overnight stay.
An excursion from Krakow to visit the Auschwitz concentration camp, a site of fundamental historical importance An excursion from Krakow to visit the Auschwitz concentration camp, a site of fundamental historical importance. Following the guided tour, return to Krakow for dinner and an overnight stay at the hotel.
Departure by coach towards Wroclaw Departure by coach towards Wroclaw. Upon arrival, a half-day guided tour will reveal the beauty of this historic city. Hotel accommodation, dinner, and overnight stay.
Transfer from Wroclaw to Warsaw, the Polish capital and the ninth most populous city in Europe Transfer from Wroclaw to Warsaw, the Polish capital and the ninth most populous city in Europe. Hotel check-in, dinner, and overnight stay.
A full day dedicated to a guided tour of Warsaw A full day dedicated to a guided tour of Warsaw. The itinerary includes the Old Town with its Market Square, the Royal Castle, and the Barbican, monuments rebuilt with such mastery that they are now protected by UNESCO. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.
An extended stay in Warsaw to further explore this vibrant metropolis An extended stay in Warsaw to further explore this vibrant metropolis. Breakfast and overnight stay at the hotel. Please note that dinner is not included today.
Departure from Warsaw heading south Departure from Warsaw heading south. We stop in Czestochowa for a half-day guided tour of the world-renowned sanctuary. Afterwards, the journey continues to Krakow, where the itinerary concludes.
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