Tour of Poland from Warsaw in 10 days

Krakow
Gdansk
Warsaw
Kielce
Krakow
Krakow
Auschwitz
Malbork Castle
Poznan
Wroclaw
Krakow
Gdansk

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DISCOVER POLAND

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Warsaw, Gdansk, Katowice, Krakow, Wroclaw, and much more!

10 Days / 9 Nights

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What is included in this Package

3-night Accommodation in Warsaw
2-night Accommodation in Krakow
1-night Accommodation in Katowice
1-night Accommodation in Wroclaw
2-night Accommodation in Gdansk
4* Hotel Category throughout the trip
Official English-speaking guide
Panoramic city tour in Warsaw and Krakow
Boat ride in the Wroclaw Canals
Admission tickets to Barwald Dolny Stave Church, and Malbork Castle
Visit to Village Museum in Opole, European Solidarity Centre in Gdansk, and Elblag Canal Museum
Admission tickets included as mentioned in the itinerary
All necessary transfers as outlined in the itinerary
Daily breakfast
24-hour emergency phone line
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One free local eSIM per traveler with 5 GB of mobile data for 30 days

10% discount for groups of 10 travelers or more.

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Package Tour Itinerary: Discover poland

Welcome to your trip with Greca!

Upon your arrival at Warsaw Airport, we will transfer you to your hotel. You will have free time to rest or start exploring this vibrant city at your own pace.

In the afternoon, you will find information about the start of our tour on the information boards located at the hotel reception.

Greca Tip: If you have the chance, take a stroll through Warsaw’s Old Town. Completely rebuilt after World War II, its cobblestone streets, colorful façades, and welcoming atmosphere offer a warm introduction to this Polish gem.

After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, we will begin the day with a panoramic tour of Warsaw, accompanied by a local guide. With nearly two million inhabitants, the capital of Poland is the political and economic heart of the country—a city that is both classical and modern, traditional and cosmopolitan, and that has been reborn from its past.

We will stroll through the charming Old Town, with its historic buildings, the Royal Castle, and cobblestone streets—meticulously restored after their destruction during World War II and now recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will also see the iconic Palace of Culture and Science, a skyscraper gifted by the Soviet Union, reflect on the history of what was once the largest Jewish ghetto in Europe, and enjoy a walk through Łazienki Park, home to the renowned monument to Chopin.

In the afternoon, you will have free time to continue discovering Warsaw at your own pace. We recommend visiting one of its excellent museums, such as the National Museum or the Warsaw Uprising Museum, or simply enjoying a walk through the lively city center with its vibrant commercial life.

Greca Tip: If you’re in the mood for a local treat, try placki ziemniaczane—crispy Polish potato pancakes, often served with sour cream or goulash. A comforting and tasty option to experience the flavors of Warsaw.

After enjoying breakfast, we will depart toward the forested hills of the Lesser Poland region, known in Polish as Małopolska. Our first stop will be in Kielce, a city with roots dating back to the 11th century. Its charming historical center revolves around the cathedral, the episcopal palace, and peaceful garden areas. You will have free time to stroll around and enjoy lunch.

We will then continue our journey along secondary roads, which will allow us to fully appreciate the region’s landscapes and picturesque villages. Our next stop is Tarnow, a historic gem founded in the 14th century. We will have time to explore its stunning central square, medieval streets, and rich architectural heritage—a blend of Renaissance and Gothic styles with Polish, Jewish, and Hungarian influences. The ethnographic museum also offers a moving tribute to the Romani community, who were likewise victims of the horrors of World War II.

We will then continue on to Krakow, where we will arrive in the late afternoon. We suggest a walk through the always vibrant Market Square to immerse yourself in the local atmosphere.

Greca Tip: If you wish to savor authentic local cuisine, be sure to try pierogi at one of Krakow’s traditional restaurants. These filled dumplings, a staple of Polish cooking, are a delicious treat you won’t want to miss.

After enjoying breakfast, we will begin the day with a panoramic guided tour of Krakow, the capital of the “Little Poland” region. Founded in the 7th century, its historic center has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. During our visit, you will discover its charming medieval streets, the impressive Main Market Square —one of the largest in Europe and the true heart of the city— as well as Wawel Hill, home to the former royal castle of the Polish monarchs.

You will have the afternoon free to continue exploring Krakow at your own pace. If you wish, you may join the optional excursion to the Wieliczka Salt Mines, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for their carved salt galleries, underground chapels, and over 300 kilometers of tunnels.

Greca Tip: If you have the chance, visit one of the historic cafés near the Main Market Square and try sernik, a delicious cheesecake typical of the region. It’s the perfect treat for a relaxing afternoon in Krakow.

KRAKOW - WADOWICE - AUSCHWITZ - KATOWICE

After enjoying breakfast, we will depart for Kalwaria Zebrzydowska, a small town surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes. It is known for its complex of monasteries and chapels, referred to as the “Calvary,” which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This is an important pilgrimage site in Poland.

Next, we will make a brief stop at the wooden church of Barwald Dolny, a fine example of the region’s traditional religious architecture. We will then continue to Wadowice, the birthplace of Karol Wojtyła, Pope John Paul II. You will have the opportunity to visit the museum located in his childhood home or the basilica where he was baptized. You will also have free time to stroll through the historic center and enjoy lunch.

Later, we will head to Auschwitz, a place of profound historical significance. We will visit the Nazi concentration and extermination camp, where over a million people lost their lives during World War II. Today, the site functions as a museum and memorial and has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will specifically visit Auschwitz II – Birkenau, where trains arrived from all over Europe.

Before reaching Katowice, we will stop in the Nikiszowiec district, built in the early 20th century to house miners and their families. This unique urban complex, with its distinct architecture, is in the process of being added to the UNESCO World Heritage list due to its cultural and architectural value.

Finally, we will arrive in Katowice, the capital of the Silesia region—modern, industrial, and an important economic center—where you will have free time to explore the city’s urban atmosphere. Overnight stay in Katowice.

Greca Tip: If you would like to try a typical Silesian dish, order kluski śląskie, a type of potato dumpling usually served with meat gravy. It is a simple yet highly representative dish of the region’s culinary tradition.

After enjoying breakfast, we will depart towards Opole, a lively and charming small city with a well-preserved historic center. You will have time to stroll through its streets or enjoy a coffee at one of its cafés. Opole is best known for hosting the National Festival of Polish Song, an important cultural event in the country.

Upon leaving the city, we will include a visit to the Village Museum, an open-air museum that offers a fascinating glimpse into rural life in 19th-century Poland. You’ll be able to walk through traditional wooden houses, mills, a church, and historic farmhouses that showcase the region’s architecture and way of life.

We will then continue to Wroclaw, the capital of Lower Silesia. Founded in the 10th century, this city reflects a rich blend of Polish, Czech, Austrian, and German influences. Its charming Old Town, carefully reconstructed after World War II, boasts one of the most beautiful squares in Poland. Wroclaw is also famous for its many bridges and canals, earning it the nickname “the Polish Venice.”

In the afternoon, we will enjoy a boat ride through the canals — a wonderful way to admire the city's beauty from a different perspective. Afterwards, you’ll have free time to explore at your own pace.

Greca Tip: While strolling through Wroclaw, keep an eye out for the little gnome statues scattered around the city. These whimsical figures are part of local folklore and have become a beloved symbol of resistance and humor. Try to spot as many as you can!

After enjoying breakfast, we will set off toward the region of Greater Poland. Our first stop will be in Poznan, one of the oldest cities in the country. Its old town features the beautiful Market Square, where the Renaissance Town Hall is surrounded by colorful historic buildings that create a cheerful and vibrant atmosphere. If you are there at noon, don’t miss the traditional show of the two mechanical goats that butt heads to the chime of the clock — a local custom dating back to the 16th century. You will have free time to stroll around and enjoy lunch.

In the afternoon, we will continue to Torun, a walled Gothic city whose magnificent historic center has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Torun is also known as the birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus. If you wish, you will have the opportunity to visit the museum or the astronomer’s childhood home.

We will then travel to Gdansk, formerly known as Danzig, arriving in the late afternoon. Its charming historic center is lively and welcoming, especially in the evening. We suggest taking a stroll at night to enjoy its unique ambiance.

Greca Tip: Don’t leave without tasting piernik, Torun’s traditional gingerbread. This sweet treat, made from age-old recipes, is one of the city's culinary symbols and a perfect souvenir to take home.

After enjoying breakfast, we will set off with our guide and coach to the European Solidarity Centre, an impressive contemporary building that commemorates the history of the Solidarity trade union, a key movement that contributed to the fall of the Soviet Union. During our visit, we will also see the Monument to the Fallen Shipyard Workers, a powerful symbol of sacrifice and the fight for freedom.

Next, we will pass by the Museum of the Second World War, a striking piece of modern architecture. Please note that the museum’s interior is closed on Mondays, so we will only be able to view it from the outside.

We will then travel to the nearby town of Sopot, a charming and elegant seaside resort on the Baltic Sea, known for its long beach and lively atmosphere. You will have free time to stroll along the city’s famous wooden pier, one of the longest in Europe, offering beautiful views of the coast. There will also be time for lunch in this delightful town.

In the afternoon, we will return to Gdansk, where you will have free time to continue exploring this magnificent city full of history and charm.

Tip Greca: If you would like to enjoy a relaxing local experience, we suggest visiting one of the seaside cafés in Sopot and trying a slice of fruit cake or a cup of fresh mint tea—both popular treats among the locals.

After enjoying breakfast, we will depart for Malbork, where we will visit its impressive castle (admission included, green circuit), considered one of the largest medieval castles in Europe. Built in the 13th century by the Teutonic Order, this fortified complex has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Our journey will then continue to Frombork, a peaceful village located in the northeastern corner of the Polish coast. Here, you will be able to admire its impressive walled complex, where the remains of Nicolaus Copernicus are buried. You will have free time to stroll around and enjoy lunch in this serene, historically rich setting.

In the afternoon, we will head to the Elbląg Canal, the longest navigable canal in Poland and a jewel of 19th-century industrial heritage. We will visit the local museum, where you can learn about this engineering marvel: a system that transports boats overland on rails to overcome changes in elevation.

We will then continue our journey to the country’s capital, Warsaw, arriving at the end of the day.

Greca Tip: If you’d like to take home an authentic souvenir from this region, look for amber crafts in the shops of Gdansk or along your route. Baltic amber is among the most prized in the world, known for its natural beauty and historical significance.

After a delightful breakfast and at the designated time, you’ll be transferred to Warsaw Chopin Airport to board your next flight.

It has been a pleasure hosting you during these wonderful days with Greca, and we eagerly look forward to welcoming you back in the future to create more extraordinary moments that will forever hold a special place in your heart.

Wishing you a pleasant journey! Or, as you will say: "Szczęśliwej podróży!".

Greca Tip: Make sure to arrive at the airport early to allow enough time for check-in and security procedures.

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