Poland Highlights

Start your day with a guided tour of Poznan, visiting the Old Market Square, the Renaissance Town Hall, and a unique Baroque parish church. Then, journey to Torun, a medieval city known for its Gothic monuments. End your day in Gdansk, where you'll spend two nights.

Spend the day exploring Gdansk, one of Poland's oldest cities. Your city tour includes visits to St. Catherine's Church, the Great Mill, the City Hall, and the Marienkirche. Walk through the Langgasse and the Langer Markt, and see the city's landmark, the Crane Gate. Enjoy a free afternoon to explore on your own, followed by an evening of local specialties at a riverside restaurant.

Today, you'll visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Malbork, the main residence of the Teutonic Knights. Marvel at the High and Middle Castle, the Grand Master's Palace, and the Laurentius Chapel. Next, visit the cathedral in Frombork on the Vistula Lagoon, and admire the exterior of the Gothic bishop's castle in Lidzbark Warminski. Your day ends in Mrgowo in the Masurian Lake District, where you'll spend two nights.

Discover Warsaw, a city that beautifully blends the modern and the historic. During a guided tour, explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town, the mighty Barbican, the imposing castle, and the Lazienki Park with the Water Palace and the famous monument to Chopin. The afternoon is yours to explore at your leisure. Wander through the beautiful alleys, visit historically valuable houses, old cafes, and small galleries.

On your way to Krakow, stop at Czestochowa, Poland's most important pilgrimage site. Visit the Pauline Monastery and see the famous image of the Black Madonna. In the evening, explore Krakow's Jewish quarter, savor Jewish specialties for dinner, and enjoy traditional klezmer music. Learn about Jewish life in Krakow from the locals. Spend two nights in Krakow.

Explore Krakow, starting with a walk to Wawel Hill and its famous cathedral. Visit the UNESCO-listed Old Town, the Gothic St. Mary's Church, Europe's largest market square, the Cloth Halls, and the oldest university building. The afternoon is yours to explore at your leisure. Stroll through the old market and enjoy the city's flair. Optionally, you can visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau Holocaust Memorial, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.