The southern part of Poland is often overlooked on the typical tourist routes. This tour offers the chance to view some of the hidden treasures of this region.

A concise tour featuring Poland’s major attractions from the Baltic Sea in the north to the Tatra Mountains in the South. A very popular tour choice.

A short tour highlighting the top attractions that Poland has to offer to those with limited time or wishing to combine a short tour with a business trip or family visit

The longest tour we offer in Poland offering the opportunity to visit a wide selection of important sights across Poland. You will experience the diversity of this land, from the bustling & cosmopolitan city of Warsaw to the Tatra mountains where time has not changed the architecture and traditions of the highlanders. In the north, Malbork boasts the largest medievel castle in Europe and in Sopot you can walk along the longest pier in Europe.

This is Eastern Europe at its best! From Warsaw to Prague, the history and beauty of each country will capitivate the imagination. Additional stops in Dresden, a city devastated by fire bombing in World War II.Warsaw is fast becoming one of Europe’s top destinations with its food, history and of course, the prices! In Berlin, visit the remaining sections of the Berlin Wall, walk through the once forbidden territory of the Brandenburg Gate or shop in the ever changing former east around Alexanderplatz.While in Prague, everywhere you turn there's a picture perfect moment. Stunning architecture, lunchtime river cruises and Pilsener Beer.

A view to the history of Polish Jews and Jewish presence in contemporary Poland, including Prague extension.

 

Starting in Krakow we visit the most interesting sights of southern poland including Wieliczka Salt Mine, Tyniec Benedictine Abbey, Zakopane and then continue south to Budapest where we spend two days exploring the Hungarian capital.Continue to Bratislava beautifully situated on the Danube river. Then Cesky Krumlov, an ancient city with winding streets to stroll in south Bohemia and finally wonderful Prague, with steps from all attractions these cities have to offer. Join us on this wonderful trip.

What makes a Polish Christmas so special and charming are the old rituals and customs carried over for centuries and passed from one generation to another making Christmas much more of a spiritual experience rather than just a shopping extravaganza.

Here are some of the typical Polish Christmas traditions you will experience on this magical tour:

Kulig ( open sleigh ride with horses) including mulled wine or special highlander "tea"

Highlander Folklore show.

Christmas Cribs exhibit in Krakow.

Home - hosted "typical Christmas Eve dinner" in Lowicz.