Kraków-Warsaw-Gdańsk (7 days/6 nights)

Kraków is the city of legends, history, and modern lifestyle. You will have a chance to experience this mix when visiting the Old Town and major historic places of interest, including Wawel Hill with the Royal Castle and Basilica of St. Stanisław and St. Wacław, Main Market, St. Mary’s Church with marvelous wooden altarpiece.

The local cuisine will be tasted in one of the Old Town’s national restaurants.

After visiting Kraków you will take an exciting trip to the town of Wieliczka, where the Europe’s largest salt mines are in operations. The depth of the mine goes 350 m deep and are 350 km long. Tourists from all over the world come here to enjoy its beauty and healing air. At the end of the day you will be offered dinner in one of the small charming restaurants in Kazimierz, the historic Jewish quarter.

The Polish journey will be continued in one-of-a-kind Warsaw, the Polish capital. In Warsaw, you will have a sightseeing tour in the city and visit such places of interest as the Old Town, Castle Square, St. John’s Cathedral, King Sigismund’s Column, the Barbican, the Royal Route, other places.

The next stop will be in Gdańsk. This city, with over 1000 years of history, used to be an important sea port in the Baltic region. Today the city of Gdańsk consists of the Old Town with Hanseatic quarters and interiros, resort city of Sopot with busy nightlife and luxury beaches, and the city of Gdynia, a former small fishermen village that turned into a cultural and industrial centre of the Tricity.

We also invite you for a trip to the Middle Ages, in particular tot Malbork, the former capital of the Teutonic Order. This is the house to the world’s largest Gothic castle, built in 13th century. Nowadays, it is a UNESCO world heritage site.