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Polish Escape
9 day tour from Warsaw roundtrip
Tour Operator
Globus
Departures
Sep 26, 2026
–
Mar 20, 2027
Prices From
$1,199
Discover remarkable culture and history on your guided tour of Poland. Escape for nine days in the affordable and less crowded off season to explore this country rich in proud tradition. Begin in Warsaw—gateway city between East and West—for remarkable sightseeing, from the 14th-century Cathedral of St. John to remnants of the Jewish ghetto. In the University town of Poznan, see the baroque St. Peter and Paul Cathedral and Old Market Square before dining on regional specialties. Learn about the turbulent history of Silesia and its historical capital, Wroclaw. Admire its fine patrician houses during a guided tour and a visit to the Market Square. Stop in Opole, one of Poland’s oldest cities, and continue to Czestochowa. Visit the Jasna Góra Monastery—home to the Black Madonna, venerated as the “Queen of Poland” and the country’s national symbol. As you travel to Krakow, stop at the Auschwitz and Birkenau concentration camps for a guided tour of the notorious and chilling sites of the Holocaust. The following day, join a guided walk through Krakow’s historic Jewish center in the Kazimierz Quarter to enjoy its cafés, antique shops, and art galleries. Explore the Remuh Synagogue and 14th-century St. Mary’s Church before returning to Warsaw to conclude your off-season travel to Poland with a farewell dinner.
Tour Itinerary
Day 1
ARRIVE IN WARSAW, POLAND
Welcome to Warsaw! At 6 pm, meet your Tour Director and traveling companions for a welcome drink at the hotel.
Day 2
WARSAW
Royal Ceremonies Enjoy a guided sightseeing tour to get you acquainted with Warsaw, Poland’s capital city. Visit the medieval Stare Miasto (Old Town) and see the Cathedral of St. John. Enjoy free time this afternoon and evening to explore more of the city. (B) TOUR HIGHLIGHT CULTURE & TRADITIONS Explore the historic city of Warsaw where you’ll see the medieval old town and the impressive 14th-century Cathedral of St. John. The Cathedral has witnessed coronations of Polish kings, royal weddings, and funerals throughout Polish history. During World War II it suffered heavy damage as it was in the midst of the Warsaw uprising.
Day 3
WARSAW–POZNAN
Polish Treasures Depart Warsaw and drive to Poznan, one of Poland’s oldest cities. Follow your Local Guide for a sightseeing tour that includes the city’s main monuments, plus an inside visit to St. Peter & Paul’s Cathedral. This evening, enjoy dinner at a local restaurant. (B,D) TOUR HIGHLIGHT CULTURAL GEM The university town of Poznan sits on the Warta River with beautiful Renaissance-style buildings in its Old Market Square. Every day at noon, visitors are amused by the Town Hall clock, featuring mechanical goats who butt heads!
Day 4
POZNAN–WROCLAW
Legends & Landmarks This morning, drive to the vibrant and colorful city of Wroclaw, beautifully reflected in the waters of the Oder River. Join your Local Guide to learn about the city’s turbulent history and see its main landmarks including Market Square with the elegant townhouses, Gothic Old Town Hall, and astronomical clock. (B) TOUR HIGHLIGHT LITTLE FOLK While strolling through the streets and squares of Wroclaw, keep an eye out for the local Krasnoludek — miniature, mythological gnomes that are common in many Polish folk tales. While small in stature, these 800 or so unique bronze sculptures are impishly scattered throughout the city as symbols of the 1980s communist resistance.
Day 5
WROCLAW–OPOLE–CZESTOCHOWA
The Shining Mountain En route to Czestochowa stop in Opole, one of Poland’s oldest towns. Enjoy some free time to browse the historic center, perhaps check out one of the museums, stroll along the streets and squares, and sample local specialties. Arrive in Czestochowa, the most popular pilgrimage site in Poland, and visit the Monastery of Jasna Góra famous for its Black Madonna. (B,D) TOUR HIGHLIGHT ART & ARCHITECTURE Founded in the 13th century, the city of Czestochowa merged with Jasna Góra (meaning “Shining Mountain”). Here, the beautiful Jasna Góra monastery is a global pilgrimage site, home to stunning frescoes and the famed painting, Our Lady of Czestochowa – also known as the Black Madonna.
Day 6
CZESTOCHOWA–AUSCHWITZ–KRAKOW
History Lessons Depart Czestochowa and travel to Auschwitz/Birkenau for a moving guided visit of both former concentration camp sites. See the ‘Arbeit Macht Frei’ gates and other haunting reminders of the atrocities that took place here. Later, continue to Krakow. (B,D) TOUR HIGHLIGHT NEVER FORGET A visit to Auschwitz and Birkenau is a sobering and moving experience; a chilling reminder of an era in human history we shall never forget. This opportunity to see the sites where so many lives were affected by the cruelty of the Third Reich during WWII is an unforgettable lesson in history and a cautionary tale for the future. In fact, the subject of the Holocaust is a mandatory part of German school curriculum, with almost all students having visited a camp or memorial.
Day 7
KRAKOW
Heroic Figures Today, meet your Local Guide for the city sightseeing tour which comprises a walking tour of the Kazimierz, the Old Jewish Quarter, visit the Remuh Synagogue and take an orientation drive with a photo stop at Wavel Castle and a visit of St. Mary’s Church. Enjoy a half day at leisure to explore more of Krakow. (B) TOUR HIGHLIGHT CULTURE & TRADITION Since its beginnings in the 7th century, Krakow has been a vital cultural city. The whole of Krakow was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its incredible history and ancient architecture which remained virtually unscathed before its liberation from World War II. Today, you’ll revel in its large market square, vibrant streets, historic sites, and restaurants.
Day 8
KRAKOW–WARSAW
Return to Warsaw Today, travel back to Warsaw. Enjoy an afternoon at leisure in the city before joining your travel companions this evening for a farewell dinner in the hotel. (B,D) ENHANCED FREE TIME EXPLORE MORE of Warsaw this afternoon with time to linger in the center; perhaps take a stroll along the Nowy Swiat (New World Street), or admire the local architecture, from the world’s narrowest house (careful you don’t miss it!) to the imposing Soviet-era Palace of Culture and Science with its panoramic observation deck, alternatively, visit a museum or purchase some last minute gifts.
Day 9
WARSAW
Safe Travels Until We Meet Again! Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (B)
What's Included
Meals
8 Breakfasts, 4 Dinners
Hotels
Warsaw
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Mercure Warsaw Centrum
First-Class
Warsaw,
Poland
Ul.Zlota 48/54
Ul.Zlota 48/54
Free WiFi
Mercure Warsaw Centrum is located in the city center, right next to the Golden Terraces, the largest shopping center in Warsaw.
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Poznan
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Andersia Hotel & Spa
First-Class
Poznan,
Poland
pl. Wladyslawa Andersa 3
pl. Wladyslawa Andersa 3
Free WiFi
Andersia Hotel & Spa in Poznan, part of the Radisson Individuals brand, is a modern 4-star property located at Plac Andersa 3 in the city's Stare Miasto district, within the Andersia Tower, one of the city's most recognizable buildings. The hotel has 172 guest rooms arranged across multiple floors, designed in a contemporary style with large windows that provide natural light. Rooms are soundproofed and include air conditioning, flat-screen televisions, in-room safes, coffee / tea-making facilities, and mini-bars. Bathrooms are modern, with features such as glass-enclosed showers, underfloor heating, and a selection of complimentary toiletries. Common areas include the Harmonia Wellness Club, which offers an indoor swimming pool, Jacuzzi, Finnish sauna, samarium, and fitness gym. The wellness area is designed with a focus on relaxation, combining natural light with calm interior finishes. The Flavoria restaurant serves buffet breakfasts and à la carte meals in a spacious dining room with contemporary décor, while the lobby bar provides a more casual setting for drinks and lighter dishes. The hotel is adjacent to the Stary Browar shopping and cultural center and within easy walking distance of many of Poznan's landmarks.
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Worclaw
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Wyndham Wroclaw Old Town
Deluxe
Worclaw,
Poland
Swietego Mikotaja 67
Swietego Mikotaja 67
Free WiFi
Wyndham Wroclaw Old Town Hotel is located in the heart of the Old Town of Wroclaw, just 50 m from the famous Market Square and within walking distance of Wroclaw's major attractions including Ostrow Tumski, The Galeria Dominika'ska Shopping Centre is also situated nearby. The impressive glass-roof atrium is an excellent example of contemporary Polish architecture, blending sleek design with noble materials. The world-class facilities include a luxurious spa, a gourmet restaurant, and Free Wi-Fi internet access in public areas. The spacious guest rooms are all air-conditioned and come with tea/coffee makers, cable TV and work desks.
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Czestochowa
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Mercure Czestochowa Centrum
First-Class
Czestochowa,
Poland
2, Ks.J.Popieluszki Str.
2, Ks.J.Popieluszki Str.
Free WiFi
The Mercure Czestochowa Centrum is located in the center of the city, near the Jasna Góra Pauline Monastery. The hotel offers 102 comfortable air-conditioned rooms. A real culinary revelation, Winestone delights with its wide choice of dishes and wines from around the world and are uncommon in Poland.
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Krakow
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INX Design
First-Class
Krakow,
Poland
Starowislna Str. 91
Starowislna Str. 91
Free WiFi
This unique 118-room hotel reflects the Art Deco style of the Kazimierz district in which it is located and offers Free Wi-Fi access throughout. Dishes from around the world are served in the Kitchen restaurant while drinks can be enjoyed in the informal atmosphere of the colorful bar, there is also a gym and Finnish sauna.
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