Tours and Trips in Poland

A visit to the Nazi concentration camps of Auschwitz and Birkenau offers a haunting insight into the tragedies of Poland's WWII Nazi occupation. On this full-day tour from Krakow, travel from the city by private vehicle, then join an emotional tour of the museum, memorials, and camp buildings, visiting both Auschwitz I and Auschwitz II-Birkenau.

Remember the victims of the Holocaust with a visit to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial & Museum from Krakow. This independent excursion to the former German Nazi concentration and extermination camp complex allows you to tour the UNESCO-listed site at your own pace and comfort level, and includes round-trip transportation by private vehicle from your hotel.

A special product has been created for you: a six-hour walking tour of Krakow, including lunch time at a restaurant serving Polish traditional cuisine. You will see all the main sights, appreciating the Polish culture also from the culinary side. The guide will tell you about the history, amusing cases, dishes of Polish cuisine. 

Take a private day trip from Gdansk to Frombork, a Polish city on the Vistula Lagoon known for being the home of astronomer Copernicus in the 16th century. With a knowledgeable private guide, see some of the city’s top sights, such as Cathedral Hill or the Copernicus Museum.

Get acquainted with the cultural delights of Poland's beguiling capital on a full-day walking tour of Krakow from Wroclaw. Travel by luxury coach through the picturesque Polish countryside while receiving an interesting introduction to Krakow's history and culture from your expert guide. Begin your walking tour in the city's charming former Jewish district and marvel at ancient landmarks like Wawel Castle and the Royal Cathedral. Absorb the vibrant ambience of Old Market Square, Europe's largest medieval square and navigate the ambient tangle of the UNESCO-listed Old Town before returning to Wroclaw by comfortable coach.  

Discover the architectural treasures of historical Malbork and either Gdansk or Sopot on a full-day trip from Warsaw. Delve into the ancient town of Malbork and visit its famous medieval castle - one of the largest brick buildings in Europe. Then, you'll have the option to visit either Gdansk or Sopot: in Gdansk, admire the richly decorated Golden Gate and Dutch House, and hear of Artus Court's history. Or, marvel at the Crooked House in Sopot, also home to Europe's longest wooden peer and the rugged beauty of the Baltic Coast.

Explore and discover all the jewels and gems of Krakow, one of Europe's most beautiful cities, on this historical heritage tour by minibus. Visit the Old Town, as well as, some more off-the-beaten-path parts of town, such as Nowa Huta and Kazimierz.

Visit two of Poland's UNESCO-listed sites in a single day on this combo tour from Krakow. Pay tribute to victims and survivors of the Holocaust on a guided English tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau former concentration camp, and then descend deep underground to explore the fascinating chambers and tunnels of the historic Wieliczka Salt Mine. Skip-the-line tickets and a break for lunch in between attractions make for a seamless experience.

When your cruise ship drops anchor in Gdynia, maximize your time in Poland on a 5-hour shore excursion to Gdansk. Ideal for lovers of history, this tour covers Oliwa Cathedral, dominated by an enormous and elaborate organ, the Monument to the Fallen Shipyard Workers, and Gdansk Old Town, one of the largest historic centers in Europe. See architectural highlights such as the Neptune Fountain, the House of Uphagen, and St. Mary's Church on a walking tour, and enjoy the convenience of port pickup and drop-off.

Learn about important religious sites in Krakow's Lagiewniki District on this Divine Mercy Tour. You won't have to worry about organizing how to get there as round-trip transport from your hotel is included. Your tour will be enhanced with guide commentary about the life of Saint Faustyna, and her resting place. Visit the Shrine of Divine Mercy, and learn about the sites Pope John Paul II visited too.

The Wieliczka Salt Mine is one of the world's oldest salt mines and a UNESCO World Heritage site, as well as being one of Poland's most popular attractions. This 4.5-hour tour from Krakow includes a 2.5-hour guided tour of the underground mines, tunnels, lakes, and chapels, plus hotel pickup and round-trip transport.

Visit two of Poland's most important historic sites on this full-day tour from Krakow. Take a moving tour of the Auschwitz Concentration Camp and learn more about the Nazi occupation of Poland and the atrocities committed by the Third Reich, then venture underground for a tour of the Wieliczka salt mines, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Uncover the dark history of Nazi-occupied Poland on a moving full-day tour from Krakow. Take a tour of Auschwitz-Birkenau, one of the most notorious Nazi concentration camps; learn more about Poland's WWII history; and visit the Oskar Schindler Factory to discover the true story behind Steven Spielberg's 'Schindler's List'. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Immerse yourself in all things John Paul II and St. Sister Faustina on this guided half-day tour by minibus. This pilgrimage-like tour takes you to Sister Faustina's Shrine, Pope John Paul II's home town and the Divine Mercy Sanctuary in Lagiewniki, among other spiritual sites. Learn about the history of the pope-turned saint and about the interesting life of Sister Faustina.

Delve into the regal history of Gdansk on a walking tour of the Royal Route, once only accessible to powerful monarchs. Exploring with a guide means you won't have to worry about getting lost and that you'll receive insider information about top Gdansk attractions such as Gdansk Old Town, Neptune Fountain, and Long Market. Plus, exploring on foot provides a more intimate glimpse into the city.

Krakow's Old Town features some overwhelming nightlife choices, with more bars and pubs per square meter than anywhere else in the world. Get the inside scoop on the best options with this guided evening pub crawl.

Visit the UNESCO-listed Wieliczka Salt Mine the easy way from Kraków on this organized tour. Don't worry about figuring out bus timetables or hiring expensive taxis to get to this popular natural and heritage wonder. Learn about the enormous salt cave, its history as a mine, and the amazing carved sculptures on a guided tour through two miles (3.5 kilometers) of tunnels.

Explore Krakow's major sights at your own pace with a 1- or 2-day hop-on-hop-off bus tour. Take in the views from a double-decker bus and learn about local history through recored audio commentary, hopping off and back on at any of 10 different stops to design your own perfect day in one of Poland's most beautiful and historic cities.

This spooky tour is a superb option for evening entertainment in Krakow. You'll get your bearings of the city, see top sites illuminated at night, and learn about Krakow's ghosts and ghouls. By traveling in a small-group, you'll have better access to your guide, and you won't lose your group. Explore abandoned areas of Krakow, hear local legends, and learn about the city's haunted history on this fun and fascinating tour.

This sentimental route, covering places which were very dear to Karol Wojtyła will reveal the story of his childhood, adolescence and early career. On the way to Wadowice, we stop in Kalwaria Zebrzydowska - the Poland's largest Calvary sanctuary. Next you will go to Wadowice - "the place where it all began" as the Pope referred to his hometown in 1999 during his visit here. The house he was born (currently a great museum), basilica he was baptized and received his first communion, cake shop he was going to after school will bring the past times back and will make your experience long remembered. On return to Kraków we stop at the Sanctuary of Divine Mercy in Łagiewniki. In this developing place of worship and pilgrimage you can pay homage to the Divine Marcy Painting and to the holly relics of St. Faustyna Kowalska, who was canonized as the first saint of the Third Millennium by John Paul II, and admire the impressive modern basilica consecrated by the Pope in 2002.