See and visit seven wonders of Poland in seven days

- top Poland’s attractions in one tour -

Day 1st
Your arrival to the Warsaw airport, where you are welcomed by our guide. Transfer to the centrally located hotel. Later this afternoon a guided tour of the Warsaw Old Town, famous for the Royal Castle, Old Town Square and charming streets. Dinner at a local restaurant, return to your hotel.

Day 2nd
After breakfast departure to Torun, a first destination listed at the seven wonders of Poland list. Check-in at hotel and afternoon private tour with local guide. The tour includes a visit to the Nicolas Copernicus’s Museum (or famous “Gingerbread Museum”), the St. Mary church and the Crooked Tower. After you tour a dinner at a restaurant. Overnight at hotel in Torun.

Day 3rd
Breakfast and departure to Malbork. Guided tour of the castle, your next property listed as a Poland’s wonder. The castle was built by the Teutonic Knights, a German Roman Catholic religious order. It is a largest brick castle in Poland, visited every year by a hundred thousand of tourist. After your tour ride to Gdansk, a beautiful city located at the Baltic seaside. Check-in at hotel, and later this afternoon a short guided tour of the Old Town. Dinner at famous “Fishermen’s restaurant”. Overnight at your hotel in Gdansk.

Day 4th
After breakfast you leave Gdansk for your cruise along the Elblag canal (listed both at the UNESCO World Heritage, and the 7 wonders of Poland lists). The canal long for 80 km built in mid of XIX century is one popular attractions of the Pomerania region, as a level difference between lowest and highest point is 99,5 m. That difference in water levels is overcome by using locks and an ingenious system of inclined planes. Next, ride to Warsaw for a transit overnight with dinner. On your way to the Poland’s capital possible visits to an open-air museum (skansen) in Olsztynek or to Grunwald – a place and museum of the largest medieval battle in Europe date on 1410. Dinner and overnight stay at hotel in Warsaw.

Day 5th
Breakfast and departure to the South-Eastern part of Poland to visit Zamosc, named and listed as a “Pearl of Renaissance architecture”. On your way to Zamosc a possible break to visit Lublin or Majdanek – a German Nazi Concentration Camp. Afternoon check-in at a hotel and private guided tour of the Zamosc Old Town, renovated in last years. Dinner at a regional restaurant and night at your hotel.

Day 6th
Breakfast and departure to Krakow - called also the Cultural Poland's Capital. On your way a few stops to visit the Roztocze National Park and Lancut palace, one of the most aristocratic residence, and also an unique Museum of Horese Drawn Carriages. Possible private ride by a carriage to the nearby palace garden. Later this day departure to Krakow, where you come by evening time for check-in and dinner.

Day 7th
After breakfast your tour of the Krakow Old Town and Market Square. Your tour includes visit to the St Mary Basilica, the Underground Museum (located under the Market Square) and a historic Cloth Halls. Next, our guide will take you to the Wawel Hill, famous for its Castle and Cathedral. Guided tour of the former seat of Poland’s monarchs with visit to the Royal Chambers. Your visit to the Wawel Cathedral includes a walk up to the Cathedral tower to touch a largest Polish bell – “Sigismund”, and see beautiful panorama of Krakow. Later this afternoon your visit to the last property on the Wonders list – Wieliczka Salt Mine. The salt mine set in XIII century was one of the world’s oldest operating salt mines till 2007, when an official output was closed. Now, the Museum attracts over 1 million tourists every year, and is also listed at the UNESCO World Heritage List. Farewell dinner at a restaurant at the Old Town Square, night at hotel.

Day 8th
Breakfast and transfer to the Krakow airport for your return flight (direct or via Warsaw). Your Poland tour ends.

Included

– all private transfers by a comfortable van or bus (depends on your group size),
– services of professional, English speaking guide / driver for your tour,
– accommodation at selected 3* and 4* hotels (Polonia Palace in Warsaw, Copernicus in Torun, Dom Muzyka in Gdansk, Mercure in Zamosc, Wawel in Krakow), at a double bed room,
– everyday breakfast and dinners,
– services of local guides in each destination, museum where it is obligatory,
– entry tickets,
– VAT and local taxes.

Extras

- travel insurance available on request (USD 5 / person / day),
- look at similar, budget tour here: North – South Across Poland tour

Not included

– a single bed room extra charge – available on request,
– tips for our driver / guides, tips at restaurants during your dinners.

Notice.

This tour will be carried out with a min of 2 persons.

In other case wi’ll refound your deposit or make this a private tour expecially for you.

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Reviews & testimonials.

Perfect Poland

Our eight day trip thru Poland was outstanding! We covered north to south and 1000 years of the Polish and Jewish experience. Our guide Marcin was one of the best we’ve ever encountered , so knowledgable , personable and a great driver as well . Additionally we had special guides in Gdansk , Torun, Krakow and Aushwitz who were also fantastic! We saw and learned so much and gained such an appreciation for this 36 year old nation . Great hotels, delicious dinners planned by Marcun added up to a 5 star week

Our Tour of Poland and Lithuania was even better than we had hoped

Our tour, with stops and sites suggested by Tomasz was outstanding and we would recommend his services and GPF Tours highly. The guides were friendly, on time , knowledgeable and respectful of being with 4 seniors who had to slow down occasionally. The tour suggestions were excellent as well. We saw everything we had hoped to see plus extra, thanks to enthusiastic guides who even recommended restaurants and made suggestions as to what to eat! Drivers were also excellent with comfortable, air conditioned vehicles.

The Best!

Unbelievably good. Everything well planned and thought out, and guides and drivers were uniformly excellent. You simply cannot do better.

Could not have been better !

GFP is by far a superior tour provider. Having worked with GFP more than once I can attest to their excellence. Their efficiency of operation and knowledgeable guides and smart choices of accommodations makes for memorable and comfortable touring.

GFP Travel

The travel company and it's manager Tomasz are tremendous! WE had an 11 day tour by rail and all the tour guides we had were not only on time but very knowledgeable and personal. Four days into the trip, my wife became seriously injured and we had to return home. Tomasz and his guide in Gdansk were very helpful to get us to airport and Tomasz worked with us on offering credit for the remainder of the trip if we wanted to return when my wife got better. My wife' injury had nothing to do with the tour location, individuals or anything else. She had a brain issue and heart issue and fell. I highly recommend this company to anyone who wishes personalized service and experience the culture. Jim Gaczewski

Unforgettable cultural journey through Krakow

Our 4-day trip to Krakow was incredibly well organized and immersive. The stay at the hotel was luxurious and perfectly located for exploring the city. Highlights included a fascinating lecture at Jagiellonian University, a guided tour through the historic Old Town and Wawel Castle, and a poignant visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau. We also enjoyed authentic Polish and Jewish cuisine at carefully chosen restaurants, and ended one evening with a moving Chopin concert. The guides were knowledgeable and passionate, and every detail was thoughtfully planned. Highly recommended for anyone looking to experience Krakow’s rich history and culture in comfort.

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FAQ

Are there any cultural customs I should be aware of?

Poles value politeness and may greet strangers with a handshake. Removing shoes when entering someone’s home is customary. It’s also important to be respectful when visiting places of historical significance, such as Auschwitz, and when entering churches.

Whether I need health insurance for my trip to Poland.

Yes usually your insurance valid in your country does not cover medical expenses and accidents. The insurance offered by GFP Travel covers this and the possible loss/theft of your luggage. We have partnered with Allianz on this issue.

Do you have Wi-Fi here?

Despite Poland being a modern country with widespread internet access, this question occasionally pops up. Yes, we have access to the internet of course.

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