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Warsaw - Krakow tour in two days - by train

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Included

– accommodation at 3* hotel in Krakow centre – Pod Wawelem*** (or similar),
– buffet breakfast at a hotel restaurant (B),
– return train ticket Warsaw-Krakow-Warsaw, at 1st class carriage,
– city tours of Warsaw and Krakow, with English speaking local guides and entries,
– all transfers as mentioned in the tour program,
– VAT (tax) and local taxes.

Extras

- travel insurance available on request (USD 5 / person / day).

Not included

– meals not mentioned in the tour program,
– single bed room – available with an extra charge.


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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FAQ

Do people in Poland speak English?

Many people, especially in larger cities and tourist destinations like Kraków, Warsaw, and Gdańsk, speak English, particularly younger generations and those in the tourism sector. However, in rural areas, English might not be as commonly spoken, so it's helpful to learn a few basic Polish phrases.

Can I use my mobile phone in Poland?

Yes, EU citizens can use their phones with no extra roaming charges. Non-EU visitors should check with their providers about roaming fees or consider purchasing a local SIM card, which is widely available and inexpensive. Our local guide will help you to get it on GFP Travel tours.

What electrical plugs are used in Poland?

Poland uses type C and E plugs, with a standard voltage of 230V and a frequency of 50Hz. Visitors from countries using different plug types may need an adapter and possibly a voltage converter. You may buy them at the airports.