Day 1
Warsaw
Your first day begins at the Old Town Market Place, where you can enjoy the lively atmosphere, admire the Mermaid statue, and savor Polish cuisine. Visit the Royal Castle, a reconstruction of a historical icon, to learn about Polish monarchs and marvel at the art collections. Conclude your day in Łazienki Park, relishing a peaceful escape among gardens, and the majestic Palace on the Water, with the option of enjoying a Chopin concert in the summer months.
Day 2
Warsaw
Your second day starts at the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, where you can learn about the rich heritage and struggles of Polish Jews through interactive exhibits. Following that, explore the stunning Wilanów Palace, filled with royal history and beautiful baroque gardens. In the afternoon, visit the Copernicus Science Centre, a hands-on museum that brings science to life with interactive displays and engaging activities for visitors of all ages.
Day 3
Krakow
Your exploration of Krakow begins at Wawel Royal Castle, a historic site showcasing Poland's royal heritage and stunning architecture. Continue to the Main Market Square, vibrant with street performances and surrounded by historical buildings, including the impressive St. Mary's Basilica. Finally, visit St. Mary’s Basilica to admire its breathtaking Gothic architecture and possibly experience a concert in this significant cultural landmark.
Day 4
Oświęcim
/Wieliczka
/Krakow
(Krakow)
The day begins with a solemn visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau, where you can learn about the harrowing history of the Holocaust. Afterward, head to the Wieliczka Salt Mine to explore its underground beauty, including salt-carved chapels and sculptures. Finish your day in the Kazimierz District, Krakow's historic Jewish quarter, soaking in the rich cultural heritage while sampling traditional Jewish dishes and exploring charming streets.
Day 5
Zakopane
(Krakow)
Your day starts at Tatra National Park, where you can hike and enjoy the dramatic landscapes of mountains and valleys. Visit Zakopane's Krupówki Street to sample local specialties and browse shops filled with traditional crafts. Finally, take the funicular up Gubałówka Hill for panoramic views, rounding out your adventure in the beautiful Polish highlands.
Day 6
Wrocław
Begin in Wrocław’s Market Square, surrounded by colorful buildings and vibrant activities, including the notable Old Town Hall. Next, explore Ostrów Tumski, featuring Wrocław Cathedral, with its stunning Gothic architecture and picturesque riverside views. Finally, visit the Wrocław Zoo, a family-friendly attraction where you can see various animals and learn about conservation efforts.
Day 7
Wrocław
Your day begins at the Centennial Hall, an architectural marvel showcasing innovative design and hosting various cultural events. Explore the Panorama of the Battle of Racławice, an immersive 360-degree painting that portrays a significant moment in Polish history. Finally, relax in the Japanese Garden, a serene escape where you can enjoy beautiful landscaping and peaceful surroundings.
Day 8
Poznań
Your day begins in Poznań's Old Market Square, vibrant with historical architecture and café culture, including the famous noon goat performance. Visit the impressive Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul to explore its rich history and stunning views from the towers. Finally, experience the unique Croissant Museum, where you can learn about and taste the renowned St. Martin's Croissants through interactive workshops.
Day 9
Poznań
Start with a visit to the Imperial Castle, where you can explore its rich history and stunning architecture. Next, enjoy a leisurely walk through Park Cytadela, a serene green space filled with historic monuments and lovely landscapes. Conclude your day at Malta Lake, a popular recreational area to enjoy various activities or simply relax by the water amidst beautiful natural surroundings.
Day 10
Gdańsk
Start your day in the Old Town of Gdańsk, where you can explore beautiful facades and visit St. Mary's Church for stunning views. Then, head to Westerplatte, a significant WW II memorial site for reflection on history. Finish at the European Solidarity Centre to learn about the historical struggle for workers' rights and appreciate the impact of the Solidarity movement in Poland.
Day 11
Gdańsk
/Sopot
Begin your day once more at St. Mary's Church to appreciate its grand architecture and artifacts, then visit Oliwa Cathedral to experience its awe-inspiring organ and serene gardens. Finish your day at Sopot Pier, where you can enjoy stunning views of the Baltic Sea while relaxing and embracing the peaceful seaside atmosphere.
Day 12
Warsaw
Your final day begins at the Palace of Culture and Science, where you can enjoy sweeping views over Warsaw's skyline. Visit the Warsaw Uprising Museum to learn about the courageous resistance against Nazi occupation, followed by the Museum of Warsaw in the Old Town to uncover the city’s rich history and evolution.