Poland in a nutshell. Visit the best of the best attractions and places in Poland. Enjoy the Old Town in Warsaw, take a walk around Krakow, see Gdańsk from a bird's eye view and taste the Toruń gingerbread, dance on a folk evening in Bydgoszcz. Discover Poland's true flavours!
Poland in a nutshell – 8 days
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PROGRAMME
Day 1
pick-up from the airport in Warsaw
walk around Old Town: Sigismund’s Column, Royal Castle, St. John’s Cathedral, Old Market Square, Barbican, Warsaw Mermaid, pomnik murów getta, pomnik Powstania Warszawskiego, Krakowskie Przedmieście Street, Piłsudski Square
free time for dinner
admire the view from the terrace on the 30th floor in Palace of Culture and Science
transfer to hotel
overnight
Day 2
breakfast
8:00 transfer to Krakow,
city walk: Main Market Square with St Mary’s church, Cloth Hall and Townhall Tower, Barbican and St Florian Gate, St Francis Church, Bishop’s Palace and „papal window”, Wawel Hill with Cathedral and Wawel Castle, Wawel Dragon
free time for dinner
visit to Wieliczka Salt Mine entered into UNESCO list
overnight in Krakow
Day 3
breakfast
visiting Krakow's Kazimierz telling the Jewish history of the city
visit to Oskar Schindler's Factory
free time for dinner
Visit to Auschwitz - Birkenau Museum - german nazi concentration and extermination camp
overnight
Day 4
breakfast
transfer to Torun
stroll around Old Town and New Town, Castle, Cathedral with beautiful view from the viewpoint on the tower, the biggest medieval churchbell in Europe,
free time for dinner
visit in The Living Museum of Gingerbread
transfer to Bydgoszcz
overnight
Day 5
breakfast
sightseeing: Old Town with Old Market Square, Mill Island, Cathedral, Downtown with Deluge Fountain, Freedom Square, Music District and Archer Monument
free time for dinner
visit in the Museum of Soap and History of Dirt
folk evening – traditional Polish cuisine and music
overnight in Bydgoszcz
Day 6
breakfast
transfer to Tricity
walk along the path of Gdynia Modernism,
free time for dinner
transfer to Sopot, stroll along the longest wooden pier in Europe, time for sunbathing
overnight in Gdańsk
Day 7
breakfast
walk around Main Town in Gdańsk: Long Market, Neptun’s Fountain, Artus Court, Golden Gate, Green Gate and The Crane, St. Mary’s Church, admire the view of the city from the viewpoint on the tower
visit in European Solidarity Centre, observation deck
free time for dinner
overnight in Gdańsk
Day 8
breakfast
transfer to Warsaw and to the airport
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