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.

Warsaw has been a central hub of Jewish life, culture, and resilience for centuries, bearing witness to both vibrant community life and profound historical challenges. Join your private guide on a journey to explore this rich heritage, where each landmark tells a story of perseverance, tradition, and memory. Visit the Nozyk Synagogue, the only pre-war synagogue in Warsaw to survive World War II, offering a moving glimpse into the city’s once-vibrant Jewish community. Walk through the Jewish Cemetery, one of the largest in Europe, where gravestones bear witness to centuries of Jewish life in Warsaw.

Depart Warsaw with your private driver for Lublin, a city steeped in Jewish heritage and once a renowned center of Jewish scholarship, earning the nickname "The Jewish Oxford." Along the way, visit the Majdanek Museum, a former concentration camp turned memorial, where over 79,000 people, including 59,000 Polish Jews, perished during its operation from 1941 to 1944. In Lublin, explore the Old Town’s landmarks, including the Krakow Gate, Town Hall, and the 13th-century Dominican church and monastery. Visit Lublin Castle, once a World War II prison for Jews, and discover the oldest Jewish cemetery in Poland alongside the pre-war Yeshiva Chachmei Lublin. Your private transfer concludes at your hotel.

Set out with your private driver and depart Lublin for Krakow. En-route, you'll visit the southeastern city of Rzeszow, known to its Jewish population as "Reishe". Jewish settlement in the city began in the 15th century and steadily grew until the outbreak of WWII. The first German bombs fell on the city on 6 September 1939 and Rzeszow was occupied by the German Army four days later. Jews attempted to flee eastwards to escape the invaders and of the city's original 15,000 Jews, only 100 survived the war. Present-day Rzeszow has transformed itself into a commercial hub for southeastern Poland. The city combines small-town charm with neo-gothic architecture, embodied by its cobbled town square and town hall. After exploring the city with your local guide, continue your journey to Krakow, where you'll be dropped off at your accommodation.

Trace Krakow’s wartime history with a private guide, moving between three places that hold the city’s stories up close, with private transport connecting each stop. At Pomorska Street, walk through preserved Gestapo prison cells and exhibits spanning 1939–1956, then continue to Schindler’s Enamel Factory for immersive galleries on life under Nazi occupation and the people Schindler helped save. The visit closes at Pharmacy Under the Eagle, the only pharmacy inside the Podgorze ghetto, where intimate displays ground the history in daily life.

The Jewish community of KrakÓw gathered in the Kazimierz district in the 15th century, forming a unique commercial, religious and cultural center. During the Holocaust, this small Jewish world was destroyed. Recent restorations have allowed for this community to regain some of its original, traditional appearance. During today's tour, join your private guide to visit old and new synagogues. Take time to enjoy coffee, kosher wine and Paschal dish in local restaurants. Kazimierz also served as the background for Schindler's List, its distinct and important appearance forever captured in film. Observe the town's abundance of markets, synagogues and Jewish cemeteries. Today's visit also include a drive by a former Nazi labor camp in PlaszÓw and a view of Schindler's glazery and house.

Auschwitz-Birkenau stands as a profound reminder of the atrocities of the Holocaust and serves as a site of reflection and remembrance. Established as part of the Nazi regime's systematic genocide, Auschwitz became a central location for the horrific implementation of the "final solution" during World War II. From 1942 to 1944, countless individuals were tragically transported to this camp from across Nazi-occupied Europe, making it the largest extermination camp in history. Today, the site is thoughtfully preserved and includes the Holocaust Museum, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Today's tour offers a respectful visit to the brick barracks of Auschwitz I and the expansive grounds of Auschwitz II – Birkenau, inviting you to reflect on the lives lost and the enduring lessons of this tragic chapter in human history. Please note, your guide will provide private transfers and explanations about the history prior to entering the site. Due to local regulation, in Auschwitz -Birkenau you will be joining a shared group tour led by an Auschwitz guide.

Welcome to Klezmer-Hois, where history, culture, and cuisine converge to create an unforgettable experience. Housed within a 15th-century building that once served as a Jewish ritual bathhouse, Klezmer-Hois is not merely a restaurant; it's a multi-dimensional destination. When the evening falls, the magic truly comes alive with nightly concerts of traditional klezmer music. At 8 p.m. every evening, the stage becomes a beacon of musical tradition, transporting you to a world where melody and rhythm intertwine to tell stories of love, loss, and resilience.

Enjoy a private transfer from Krakow to Warsaw. During this transfer you will have a sightseeing tour of Lodz including the Ghetto area and Cemetery. After the tour you will continue on to Warsaw.

Entrance to Lodz Jewish Ghetto and Old Jewish Cemetery included.

Take in Warsaw from above at the Palace of Culture and Science, where the 30th-floor viewing terrace opens the city into a broad evening panorama. Reached independently, this is an easy way to pause before dinner and watch the capital shift into evening light from one of its most recognizable landmarks. Any visit is enjoyed independently, with admission and transportation settled directly.

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.

Grand Hotel Lublinianka is a beautifully renovated, century-old property right in the heart of Lublin. Its unique atmosphere is anchored by meticulously restored architectural details, and a noble interior design of the Belle Epoque era. The hotel's 72 guestrooms and suites are bright, airy, and furnished with a restrained classical elegance, offering a comfortable and relaxing environment for your stay. After a day of discovery, soothe your soul with treatments at the on-site spa, or dine on site from a menu of international and regional specialties, plated to perfection. Its blend of historic charm and modern, guest-focused solutions makes the Grand Hotel Lublinianka an ideal base for your exploration in and around Lublin.

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.