13 Days in Poland
Day 1
Warsaw
 
Start the day in Warsaw's Old Town Market Place, where charming reconstructed buildings and the iconic Mermaid statue create a lively atmosphere. Next, visit the Royal Castle, a symbol of Polish royalty, where opulent interiors and rich history await. Finally, unwind in Łazienki Park, embracing nature and music in the picturesque surroundings filled with gardens and architectural wonders.
Old Town Market Place
Royal Castle
Łazienki Park
Day 2
Warsaw
 
Begin with a visit to the Warsaw Uprising Museum, immersing yourself in the powerful history of the city's resistance during WWII. Next, experience the panoramic views from the Palace of Culture and Science, an iconic structure symbolizing Warsaw's complex history. End the day at the beautiful Lazienki Palace, wandering its opulent rooms and enjoying the tranquility of the surrounding gardens in Royal Baths Park.
Warsaw Uprising Museum
Palace of Culture and Science
Lazienki Palace
Day 3
Oświęcim
/Wieliczka
/Krakow
 
(Krakow)
Delve into the profound history with a visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau, exploring the memorial and museum dedicated to the victims of the Holocaust. Next, marvel at the Wieliczka Salt Mine, where underground chambers and salt sculptures showcase the artistry of miners. Conclude the day by exploring the Kazimierz District, appreciating its rich Jewish heritage and vibrant contemporary arts scene, all while tasting traditional Jewish dishes.
Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum
Wieliczka Salt Mine
Kazimierz District
Day 4
Krakow
 
Start with an emotional visit to Schindler's Factory Museum, learning about the incredible stories of bravery during the Holocaust. Next, unwind in Planty Park, surrounded by nature and peace in the heart of Krakow. Finish the day at the Cloth Hall, where vibrant stalls and local crafts evoke the city's rich trading tradition, offering a taste of both history and culture.
Schindler's Factory Museum
Planty Park
Cloth Hall
Day 5
Wroclaw
 
Start in Wroclaw's Market Square, appreciating vibrant architecture and discovering the playful Wroclaw dwarfs hidden throughout. Move on to Ostrow Tumski, immersing yourself in the oldest part of the city and visiting its cathedrals and museums. Finally, enter Wroclaw Cathedral to appreciate its stunning Gothic architecture and the rich historical narrative it represents.
Market Square
Ostrow Tumski
Wroclaw Cathedral
Day 6
Wroclaw
 
Begin the day at Centennial Hall, a landmark of modern architecture renowned for its innovative design and vibrant events. Next, visit Wroclaw Zoo, exploring diverse wildlife and prioritizing conservation education. Conclude with the stunning Panorama of Raclawice Battle, an immersive painting that captures a pivotal moment in Polish history.
Centennial Hall
Wroclaw Zoo
Panorama of Raclawice Battle
Day 7
Wroclaw
 
Begin with the mesmerizing Multimedia Fountain Park, enjoying captivating water and light shows that delight visitors of all ages. Next, find tranquility in the Japanese Garden, where winding paths and serene ponds provide a peaceful escape. Conclude the day at the National Museum, exploring a rich collection of art and artifacts that reflect Poland's artistic heritage.
Multimedia Fountain Park
Japanese Garden
National Museum
Day 8
Gdansk
 
Start exploring Gdansk's Old Town, filled with vibrant architecture and historical significance, including the Neptune Fountain. Next, marvel at St. Mary’s Church, a stunning Gothic masterpiece that commands attention. Finally, visit Westerplatte, a sobering site where the first shots of World War II were fired, allowing for reflection on the past.
Old Town
St. Mary's Church
Westerplatte
Day 9
Gdansk
/Sopot
 
Start the day at the European Solidarity Centre, exploring the history and significance of Poland’s fight for democracy through interactive exhibits. Then, awe at the Baroque beauty of Oliwa Cathedral, where the pipe organ’s melodies fill the air. Finally, unwind at Sopot Pier, enjoying scenic views of the Baltic Sea on the longest wooden pier in Europe.
European Solidarity Centre
Oliwa Cathedral
Sopot Pier
Day 10
Gdansk
 
Visit the historic Gdansk Shipyard, a key site in Poland’s struggle for freedom. Next, explore the Amber Museum, appreciating the beauty and history of this precious gemstone through engaging exhibits. Finally, enjoy a leisurely walk along the Motlawa River Embankment, taking in views of the waterfront as you unwind after a day of adventure.
Gdansk Shipyard
Amber Museum
Motlawa River Embankment
Day 11
Poznan
 
Explore Poznan's lively Old Market Square, vibrant with history and bustling with activity. Next, visit the Poznan Town Hall, where its Renaissance architecture and historical museum provide insight into the city’s past. Finally, experience the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul, the oldest Polish cathedral, which holds significant historical and architectural importance.
Old Market Square
Poznan Town Hall
Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul
Day 12
Poznan
 
Begin the day at the Imperial Castle, exploring its grand architecture and rich history as a royal residence. Next, visit the Palm House and engage with a diverse array of exotic plants in a serene setting. Finally, conclude at Malta Lake, enjoying outdoor activities, relaxation, and beautiful views in a recreational paradise.
Imperial Castle
Palm House
Malta Lake
Day 13
Warsaw
 
Conclude your Polish adventure by visiting the POLIN Museum, gaining insight into the rich history of Polish Jews. Next, explore the stunning Wilanów Palace, marveling at its architecture and beautiful gardens. End at the Copernicus Science Centre, where engaging exhibits make science enjoyable for all ages, perfect for wrapping up your travel experience.
POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews
Wilanów Palace
Copernicus Science Centre