On arrival to the airport, meet your private driver for a convenient transfer to your hotel. Your driver will be waiting for you in front of the Europcar located in the public area of the Arrivals Hall level, in between the Old and the New terminal. For your added comfort, an English speaking assistant will help you to check in and walk you through the welcome package documents, your itinerary and answer your questions.

A Welcome Package with a copy of your itinerary, tickets (if relevant), and any other information that we deem you may find useful, will be provided to you in destination.

Settle in at Dyletanci for a polished Warsaw dinner where modern cooking and a serious wine focus come together in a city-center setting. Seasonal ingredients and a thoughtful wine list give the evening a more food- and wine-led appeal. Your Destination Expert will be happy to secure a reservation, with the bill settled directly at the restaurant.

Immerse yourself in the rich history and vibrant energy of Warsaw, Poland's dynamic capital. With a private guide, explore a city that has risen from the shadows of its tumultuous past—marked by wars, uprisings, and remarkable resilience—into a thriving cultural and commercial hub. Uncover stories of the valiant Warsaw Uprising, the intrigue of Polish royal elections, and the secrets hidden within Varsovian courtyards. Visit landmarks steeped in history, from the mausoleum of a Russian tsar to the site where the historic Warsaw Pact was signed. Conclude your journey at the majestic Royal Castle, a symbol of Polish statehood with a history dating back to the 13th century.

Settle in for an intimate evening of live Chopin in Warsaw’s Old Town, where the music is performed in Salon Pleyel near Castle Square, just steps from the streets that shaped the composer’s early years. The historic setting, close listening atmosphere, and glass of sparkling wine give the experience a celebratory but distinctly Polish feel. This is an independently enjoyed evening, with VIP tickets included.

Travel from Warsaw to Gdansk, pausing in Malbork to tour its iconic Gothic castle. Once the residence of the Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights (1274–1457), this UNESCO World Heritage Site is the largest medieval fortress in Europe. Explore the castle's impressive architecture, including its strong defensive walls, massive gates, and towering bastions. A guided tour reveals the grand refectory, chapel, dormitory, stately halls, and battlements, alongside collections of amber jewelry, porcelain, artistic handcrafts, Gothic sculptures, and historic weapons. After your tour, continue your private transfer to Gdansk.

Discover Gdansk's historic and cultural highlights on a private guided walking tour. Begin at the iconic Crane Gate in the historic harbor, then stroll to Long Market Square to see the Neptune Fountain and Artus Court, once a prominent meeting place for merchants in the Hanseatic League. Admire Renaissance-style burgher houses and the majestic Main Town Hall with its 37-bell carillon. As you continue, pass by the Green Gate, Golden Gate, High Gate, and Prison Tower, each a testament to Gdansk’s rich history. The tour’s highlight is St. Mary’s Church, one of Europe’s largest red-brick churches, featuring a famed astronomical clock from 1464. Along the way, learn about Polish amber, a treasured Baltic gem, and find stunning jewelry crafted from this “Baltic gold.”

Meet your driver for a private train station transfer in Gdansk today.

Enjoy a transfer by train from Gdansk to Poznan.

Meet your private driver and transportation for a train station transfer.

Set out on a half-day panoramic tour of Poznan, the illustrious capital of the Wielkopolska region. Delve into the city's rich history, once a capital ruled by Mieszko, and immerse yourself in its remarkable sights and stories. Begin your journey along the main boulevards, where you'll be mesmerized by the city's vibrant atmosphere and architectural splendors. Explore the heart of Poznan's old town, where history comes alive. Admire the iconic Town Hall, an architectural masterpiece that has stood the test of time. Discover its fascinating stories and witness its captivating beauty, standing as a testament to the city's heritage. The National Museum then awaits your visit, offering a diverse collection of European and Polish paintings. Immerse yourself in the world of art as you admire the masterpieces on display, capturing the essence of the region's rich artistic legacy. No journey through Poznan is complete without encountering the unique Okrąglak Round Building. Marvel at its distinctive design, an architectural gem that stands as one of the city's most characteristic structures. Venture further along St. Marcin Street, where a complex of elegant buildings from the early 20th century awaits. Take a leisurely walk through this charming street, allowing yourself to be transported to a bygone era as you marvel at the architectural grandeur that adorns its surroundings.

Meet your private driver and transportation for a train station transfer.

Board a train from Poznan to Wroclaw. The journey is approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Enjoy a train station transfer with private vehicle and driver.

Journey through Wroclaw, where history and architectural marvels intertwine. Your tour begins at the revered OstrÓw Tumski, the oldest part of Wroclaw, steeped in centuries of rich history. Here, venture inside the awe-inspiring Cathedral, a majestic masterpiece that stands as an enduring symbol of Wroclaw's heritage. Next, visit the esteemed University, a bastion of knowledge and learning. Behold the grandeur of the baroque Aula Leopoldina, an architectural gem that exudes magnificence and scholarly legacy. Your tour culminates with a leisurely stroll around the captivating Market Square, where the timeless beauty of late Gothic architecture will leave you spellbound. Feast your eyes upon the majestic City Hall, a testament to Wroclaw's rich heritage and a centerpiece that radiates grandeur.

Dine at Mloda Polska Bistro, where Polish comfort-food flavors are reworked in a more contemporary, chef-led style in the heart of Wroclaw. A strong selection of Polish vodkas and distillates adds an extra local note to the evening. Your Destination Expert can arrange a reservation on request, with the meal paid directly at the restaurant.

Enjoy a private transfer to Krakow, stopping en-route to explore the Guido Coal Mine in Zabrze and the historic Tyskie Brewery in Tychy. Begin at the Guido Coal Mine, established in 1855, where history comes to life through artifacts dating back to 1987. Don a helmet, miner’s lamp, and aspirator to experience the life of a miner during this immersive tour. Next, visit the Tyskie Brewery in Tychy, a renowned beer-brewing destination with nearly 400 years of history. Enjoy a lively tour of the Duke’s Brewery and its museum, uncovering brewing secrets and stories from the past. Cap off the visit with a refreshing beer before continuing your journey to Krakow.

Step into the heart of Poland’s cultural and historical gem, Krakow, a city where medieval charm meets rich heritage. With a private guide and driver, explore the city’s vibrant Market Square, Europe’s largest medieval plaza, featuring the iconic 13th-century Cloth Hall and the breathtaking Saint Mary’s Basilica. Stroll through the Gothic arcades of Collegium Maius, a cornerstone of one of the world’s oldest universities, and marvel at masterpieces, including works by Leonardo da Vinci, in the National Museum. Ascend Wawel Hill, the symbolic heart of Polish royalty, to visit the magnificent Wawel Castle and its treasures, including the renowned "Wawel Tapestries" and the regal Sigismund Chapel. Conclude your journey with a riverside walk to the legendary dragon’s cave, immersing yourself in the myths and magic that define Krakow.

Spend part of the evening in Krakow’s Main Market Square, where arcades, landmark facades, and the rhythm of the Old Town take on a warmer atmosphere as daylight fades. This self-guided evening is an easy way to slow the pace, whether you pause for an aperitif overlooking the square or continue wandering through the surrounding lanes at your own pace. Czeczotka is a strong option for cocktails right by the square, with Mr. Black as another nearby choice.

With so many options to choose from, deciding on a restaurant to try over the course of your day can prove challenging. To assist, within your final trip documents, you’ll receive a supplemental composition which showcases our top restaurant suggestions for Krakow, as selected by Kensington Tours Destination Experts.

Explore the mesmerizing depths of the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage site with origins dating back to the 13th century. This underground marvel spans over 186 miles of tunnels, with stunning salt-sculpted chapels, spacious chambers, crystal-lined grottoes, and serene underground ponds, at an average depth of 820 feet. The tour requires a moderate level of physical fitness, covering 2 miles of walking and around 800 steps. Begin with a descent down the Danilowicz Shaft, 210 feet underground, and venture deeper through this remarkable feat of engineering before a mining elevator returns you to the surface. Please note: The Wieliczka Salt Mine tour involves navigating narrow passageways, uneven surfaces, and approximately 800 steps. This tour may not be suitable for visitors with limited mobility or claustrophobia. An adapted route is available with advance notice.

Depart Krakow with your private driver and transfer to Warsaw, stopping at the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum en-route. Auschwitz holds a somber place in history as a symbol of the horrors of terror, genocide, and the Holocaust. It was this site that bore witness to the "final solution of the Jewish question in Europe" from the spring of 1942 until the fall of 1944, where countless transport trains brought Jewish citizens from all over Nazi-occupied Europe to the camp's gas chambers. The former largest Nazi extermination camp now stands as a solemn reminder of one of the largest genocides in human history. It is meticulously preserved and is now home to the Holocaust Museum, recognized as a UNESCO Heritage site. Today's tour begins with a 15-minute documentary, providing an informative introduction to the history of the site. Following this, explore the brick-mortar barracks in Auschwitz I and the extensive area of the large wooden extermination camp at Auschwitz II – Birkenau. The day concludes with a transfer to Warsaw. Please note, due to local regulations in Auschwitz -Birkenau, you will be joining a shared group tour led by an Auschwitz guide.

A private transfer from your accommodation in Warsaw to the airport is provided.

Polonia Palace is a stylish hotel, located in downtown Warsaw. As the leading and most prestigious Grand Hotel in Warsaw since 1913, it is superbly located facing the Palace of Culture and Science, within the city's prime business district and shopping area. After its recent renovation, the hotel blends a revitalized sense of charming history with state-of-the-art facilities. Enjoy a comfortable stay in one of the splendid guest rooms and dine at the elegant onsite before sipping on a delectable cocktail at the trendy bar and lounge. Guests can enjoy the wellness area equipped with a fitness room, saunas and massage room to relax both mind and body as they truly get the most out of their stay at the beautiful Polonia Palace Hotel.

Han The Hanza Hotel is situated on a historic bank of the Motlawa River, near the famous Gdansk Crane. Thanks to its location, guests are provided with peace and seclusion on the one hand, but close proximity to the Old City on the other, with its museums, galleries, cinemas, pubs, sights and marina. Each of the guestrooms provides comfortable furniture and all the amenities needed for an enjoyable stay. Kokieteria Restaurant offers traditional Polish cuisine based on regional products. The hotel Spa is the perfect place to relax after a hard day’s work or sightseeing.

Set in a stylish, glass-fronted building, the modern Andersia Hotel is located in central Poznan, 1 kilometer from both the Poznan GlÓwny train station and the 20th-century Imperial Castle, and 6 kilometers from the Nowe Zoo. Hotel Andersia offers a comfortable stay in elegant rooms and suites, which feature the latest in contemporary conveniences. Guests can relax in the hotel's spa, enjoy a drink at the modern bar, or savor unique flavors from one of the hotel's chic restaurants. There is also a pool, a jacuzzi, a steam room and a tanning salon for your enjoyment (surcharge may apply).

The Granary La Suite Hotel is located in the city center and within reach of St. Elisabeth's Church, Raclawice Panorama and the National Museum. This boutique hotel is housed in a very well maintained 16th-century granary and features contemporary, elegant guest rooms that blend the modern with the classic and the latest in modern conveniences. The hotel features an elegant restaurant, where guests can enjoy seasonally inspired dishes and international cuisine options. The Granary La Suite also features a small wellness area with fitness center, onsite spa services, and sauna.

Metropolitan Boutique Hotel invites you to the heart of Krakow, Polish cultural capital and a city full of life. The hotel is established in a newly renovated 19th century building, perfectly placed between the Old Town Square and the trendy area of Kazimierz. It is ideally located away from the noise, yet only minutes walk from the city’s main attractions. The fusion of traditional architecture with modern and elegant interiors, combined with a great location and perfect service will make for a memorable stay in Krakow.