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Embark on an unforgettable journey through Poland, where history comes alive in the majestic halls of centuries-old castles, opulent palaces, and charming manor houses. Immerse yourself in the elegance and grandeur of remarkable estates, surrounded by stunning landscapes that whisper tales of the past. From the rolling hills and tranquil forests to the grand courtyards and elegant ballrooms, experience the rich cultural heritage of Poland in the most enchanting way. This is more than just a trip – it's a step back in time, where every stay becomes a story of its own.


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Garey57  posted 2019-07-05 on TripAdvisor

A great travel agency  

AB Poland worked with me to completely customize my three days in Poland and make the most of my time. They answered all of my questions, made great suggestions and built the perfect itinerary all at reasonable enough prices. Plus, my guides Jacek in Warsaw and Kinga in Krakow were knowledgeable and friendly hosts, making conversation easy. Have nothing bad to say at all. I would highly recommend AB Poland.

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 Tour plan

Day 1: Warsaw

Upon arrival at Warsaw Chopin Airport or Warsaw Central Railway Station, transfer to your hotel for check-in.

In the afternoon, embark on a 3-hour guided walking tour of Warsaw's Old Town. Discover the vibrant heart of Poland’s capital, which was meticulously rebuilt after World War II. You'll explore key historical and cultural landmarks, including the Old Town with the Royal Castle, the iconic Warsaw Mermaid statue, and the majestic Royal Route, featuring the Presidential Palace and the University of Warsaw.

In the evening, enjoy a special Chopin piano concert, performed by one of Poland’s top musicians. Sip on a glass of champagne, wine, or a soft drink as you take in the beautiful music. Following the concert, indulge in a traditional Polish dinner at one of the finest restaurants in the Old Town. For an enhanced experience, an optional Polish folk dance show can be arranged.

Accommodation: Polonia Palace or similar in Warsaw.

Day 2: Warsaw - Kraków

In the morning, depart for Kraków, Poland’s former royal capital, known for its rich history and architectural beauty. Upon arrival, enjoy a relaxing lunch at a local restaurant to experience Kraków’s culinary delights.

In the afternoon, set out on a 3-hour walking tour of Kraków’s Old Town. Explore the historic Market Square, one of the largest medieval squares in Europe, visit the iconic St. Mary's Basilica, and stroll along the picturesque streets leading to Wawel Hill, where you’ll admire the Royal Castle and Wawel Cathedral, the coronation site of Polish kings.

Accommodation: Hotel Kościuszko or similar in Kraków.

Day 3: Kraków - Wieliczka - Niedzica Castle

In the morning, depart from Krakow and travel to the world-renowned Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore its fascinating underground chambers, tunnels, and saline lakes, carved entirely out of salt. You’ll see intricate sculptures, chapels, and even a cathedral, all made of salt, while learning about the mine's rich history, dating back over 700 years. After the tour, there will be time to enjoy lunch in the area.

In the afternoon, travel to the picturesque Niedzica Castle, which stands proudly above Czorsztyn Lake. The castle offers stunning views of the lake and the surrounding Pieniny Mountains. You’ll explore its medieval architecture, learn about its fascinating legends, and admire the serene beauty of the lake.

Accommodation: Niedzica Castle.

Day 4: Niedzica - Zakopane

After breakfast we will continue to Zakopane, the heart of the Polish Tatra Mountains. Enjoy a 3-hour guided tour of the town, including a ride up Gubałówka Mountain for panoramic views. Discover Zakopane’s alpine charm, traditional wooden architecture, and taste the famous local cheese, oscypek. In the afternoon, you’ll have free time to explore—either go shopping or relax in one of the thermal baths.

Accommodation: Hotel Grand Stamary in Zakopane.

Day 5: Zakopane - Auschwitz - Moszna Castle

Start your day with a morning departure from Zakopane, traveling to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum for a deeply moving and educational visit. Explore the poignant history of this site with a guided tour. After the visit, there will be time for lunch.

In the afternoon, continue your journey to the enchanting Moszna Castle, known for its fairytale-like architecture and stunning grounds. Spend time exploring the castle’s unique structure, which blends Gothic and Baroque styles, before concluding the day.

Accommodation: Moszna Castle.

Day 6: Moszna Castle - Wrocław

Begin your day with a guided tour of the enchanting Moszna Castle, exploring its fairytale-like architecture, historic rooms, and beautiful gardens. Take time to stroll through the scenic grounds and admire the castle’s unique blend of Gothic and Baroque styles.

Afterward, travel to the vibrant city of Wrocław. Known for its stunning architecture, lively market square, and charming canals, Wrocław offers a perfect blend of history and modern energy. Spend the afternoon exploring the city’s highlights and immersing yourself in its unique atmosphere.

Accommodation: Altus Palace in Wrocław.

Day 7: Wrocław - Książ Castle

Begin your day with a 3-hour guided walking tour of Wrocław, exploring the historic Old Town, the iconic Market Square, and the picturesque Ostrów Tumski, the oldest part of the city. After the tour, enjoy some time for lunch.

In the afternoon, travel to the grand Książ Castle, where you’ll explore its impressive architecture, scenic surroundings, and fascinating underground tunnels beneath the castle.

Accommodation: Książ Castle.

Day 8: Książ Castle - Czocha Castle

Start your day with an in-depth tour of the majestic Książ Castle, one of Poland’s largest and most historic castles. Wander through its elegant interiors filled with centuries-old artifacts and stories, and take time to explore the beautifully designed gardens that surround the castle. Visit the Palm House, a unique feature of the castle grounds, where you’ll find an exotic collection of plants and a serene atmosphere.

Afterward, embark on a journey to the mysterious and picturesque Czocha Castle. Known for its medieval charm and scenic location by the lake, Czocha Castle offers a captivating experience with its hidden passageways, stone towers, and enchanting views. Enjoy the afternoon soaking in the castle’s rich history and dramatic setting.

Accommodation: Czocha Castle.

Day 9: Czocha Castle - Poznań

After departing from Czocha Castle, head to the town of Bolesławiec, renowned for its beautiful ceramics. Visit the Ceramics Museum to learn about the town’s rich pottery tradition, and take part in a hands-on workshop where you can try your hand at crafting pottery. There will also be time to shop for unique ceramic pieces and enjoy lunch in town.

In the afternoon, continue your journey to Poznań. Upon arrival, embark on a 2-hour guided tour of the city, discovering its historical sites, vibrant squares, and the unique character of this bustling city.

Accommodation: Hotel Liberte 33 in Poznań.

Day 10: Poznań - Toruń - Gniew Castle

Begin your journey with a drive to the medieval city of Toruń, famous for its rich history, gingerbread, and stunning Gothic architecture. Enjoy a 2-hour guided tour of Toruń’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, where you’ll explore its beautifully preserved buildings, including the impressive Town Hall and the birthplace of astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. After the tour, there will be an opportunity to participate in a gingerbread-making workshop, a fun and hands-on way to experience one of the city’s oldest traditions.

In the afternoon, continue to Gniew Castle, a historic fortress where you’ll spend the night, surrounded by the atmosphere of centuries past and the charm of this unique medieval setting.

Accommodation: Gniew Castle.

Day 11: Gniew Castle - Gdańsk

Depart for the coastal city of Gdańsk, renowned for its rich maritime history, colorful architecture, and lively Old Town. Upon arrival, enjoy a 3-hour guided walking tour, where you’ll explore iconic sites such as the historic Long Market, Neptune’s Fountain, and the towering Gothic St. Mary’s Church. Learn about the city’s fascinating past as a Hanseatic trading port and its role in modern history.

After the tour, you’ll have free time to wander Gdańsk at your own pace—perhaps visit charming local shops, relax at a café, or stroll along the Motława River.

Accommodation: Dwór Uphagena in Gdańsk.

Day 12: Gdańsk - Malbork - Reszel Castle

Begin your day with a visit to the iconic Malbork Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the largest castles in Europe. This impressive medieval fortress, built by the Teutonic Knights, is a masterpiece of Gothic architecture, complete with fortified walls, grand halls, and intricate details that tell the story of its storied past. Enjoy a guided tour through its vast chambers, learning about the castle’s strategic importance and its role in the region’s history.

After exploring Malbork, continue your journey to Reszel Castle, where you’ll be spending the night. Settle into the atmospheric surroundings of this historic stronghold, which dates back to the 14th century, and take in the unique ambiance of this medieval castle.

Accommodation: Reszel Castle.

Day 13: Reszel Castle - Wolf’s Lair - Warsaw

Start your day with a visit to Wolf’s Lair, Adolf Hitler’s primary military headquarters during World War II, hidden deep within the dense forests of East Prussia. This sprawling complex, built with massive bunkers and fortified structures, was where Hitler and his top officials made critical decisions during the war. Take a guided tour through the haunting ruins, learning about the site’s significant history, including the famous 1944 assassination attempt on Hitler by Claus von Stauffenberg.

After immersing yourself in the history of Wolf’s Lair, begin the journey back to Warsaw.

Accommodation: Polonia Palace in Warsaw.

Day 14: Warsaw

Enjoy some free time for last-minute sightseeing or shopping before your departure.

Prices

  • 18990EUR per person in a single room - 1 person
  • 10090EUR per person in a double/twin room - 2 people
  • 7590EUR per person in a triple room - 3 people
  • 6590EUR per person in double/twin rooms - 4 people
  • 5690EUR per person in double/twin/triple rooms - 5 people
  • 5190EUR per person in double/twin rooms - 6 people
  • 4590EUR per person in double/twin/rooms - 7 people
  • 4390EUR per person in double/twin rooms - 8 people

  • 4890EUR per person in double/twin/triple rooms - 9 people
  • 4590EUR per person in double/twin rooms - 10 people
  • 4390EUR per person in double/twin/triple rooms - 11 people
  • 4190EUR per person in double/twin/triple rooms - 12 people
  • 4090EUR per person in double/twin/triple rooms - 13 people
  • 3890EUR per person in double/twin/triple rooms - 14-15 people
  • 3690EUR per person in double/twin/triple rooms - 16-17 people
  • 3590EUR per person in double/twin/triple rooms - 18 people

 Accommodation

Warsaw: Polonia Palace 4*
Opened in 1913 in Warsaw, is one of Poland’s oldest and most prestigious hotels. Remarkably, it survived World War II largely intact and has become a symbol of the city’s elegance and resilience. Over the years, it has hosted many notable figures, including American general Dwight D. Eisenhower, world-renowned pianist Arthur Rubinstein, and jazz legend Louis Armstrong. Today, after a thorough renovation, it combines tradition with modern comforts, preserving its historic charm in the heart of Warsaw.

Hotel Kościuszko 5*
A historic manor house where General Tadeusz Kościuszko stayed in 1794. Carefully restored, the hotel blends Polish tradition with modern comfort, with interiors inspired by 18th-century manor style. Located in a peaceful area of Krakow, Dwór Kościuszko connects guests to Poland’s rich heritage while offering upscale amenities and an intimate atmosphere.

Niedzica Castle
Built in the 14th century, sits majestically above Czorsztyn Lake in southern Poland. Originally constructed by the Hungarians to protect a key trade route, the castle has a rich history intertwined with legends of hidden Incan treasure and mysterious parchments. Over the centuries, it has served as a noble residence and a defense fortress. Today, Niedzica Castle is a popular tourist destination, known for its picturesque location and captivating history.

The Grand Hotel Stamary 4*
Opened in 1905, the hotel is a landmark of elegance and style in the Tatra Mountains. Known for its Art Nouveau architecture and luxurious interiors, it quickly became a favorite among artists, intellectuals, and prominent figures. Over the years, the hotel has hosted distinguished guests, including Ignacy Paderewski—composer and former Prime Minister of Poland—painter Wojciech Kossak, writer Witkacy, and Nobel laureate Wisława Szymborska. Today, Grand Stamary combines historical charm with modern comfort, offering a unique stay in the heart of Zakopane.

Moszna Castle
With its enchanting 99 turrets and blend of Gothic, Baroque, and Renaissance styles, the castle was built in the 17th century and later expanded as the residence of the influential Tiele-Winckler family, Prussian industrial magnates. Over the years, it has hosted several prominent figures, including aristocrats, military officers, and high-ranking officials of the German Empire. According to local lore, Emperor Wilhelm II himself was once a guest at the castle. Today, Moszna Castle remains a captivating destination, inviting visitors to explore its legendary halls and scenic gardens.

Książ Castle
Dating back to the 13th century, is one of Poland's largest and most remarkable castles. Originally built as a defensive fortress, it was later transformed into a grand residence by the Hochberg family, one of the wealthiest aristocratic families in Prussia. Over the centuries, the castle has hosted numerous prominent guests, including royalty and notable figures such as Winston Churchill’s cousin, Daisy Hochberg (Princess Daisy), who became a celebrated hostess here. During World War II, Książ was taken over by the Nazis and rumored to be part of a secret project. Today, Książ Castle captivates visitors with its rich history, stunning architecture, and beautiful surrounding landscapes.

Czocha Castle
Built in the 13th century as a defensive fortress, is nestled on the shores of Lake Leśnia in Lower Silesia. Over the centuries, it has served as a noble residence and has witnessed numerous historical events. Czocha gained a reputation as a place of intrigue, with hidden passages, secret rooms, and legends of treasure. Among its notable guests was the famous German film director Fritz Lang, who visited while scouting locations. During World War II, the castle was used by German forces and later served as a training center for military intelligence. Today, Czocha Castle captivates visitors with its medieval charm, mysterious history, and scenic surroundings.

Hotel Liberte 33 4*
The hotel is housed in a historic villa from 1920, beautifully restored to blend classic architecture with modern design. Originally part of Poznań's urban landscape, the villa retains many of its original elements, creating an ambiance that reflects the city’s rich history while offering contemporary comforts. Located near the city center, Hotel Liberte 33 provides an ideal base for exploring Poznań’s cultural and architectural landmarks.

Gniew Castle
Built in the late 13th century, is a historic Teutonic fortress located on the Vistula River. Originally constructed as a military stronghold by the Teutonic Knights, it played a significant role in medieval conflicts and regional defense. Over the centuries, it served various purposes, including a noble residence and administrative center. Notably, Polish King Jan III Sobieski resided at the castle in the 17th century, using it as a base for his military campaigns. Today, Gniew Castle has been carefully restored, hosting historical reenactments, events, and tours that bring its storied past to life, making it a popular destination for visitors interested in Poland's medieval heritage.

Dwór Uphagena 4*
The Uphagen Manor Hotel in Gdańsk has roots dating back to 1800, when the Uphagen family built it as a summer residence in the Lower Town. Later converted into a hospital by timber merchant J.G. Kuhn, it was expanded over the years by the Sisters of Mercy, who also added a chapel in 1860. The grounds feature a Lourdes-inspired grotto, a historic tradition for local First Communion photos, and both the chapel and grotto remain preserved highlights of the manor today.

Reszel Castle
Reszel Castle, originally built in the 14th century by the Teutonic Knights, served as a fortress and later as a bishop’s residence. Over the centuries, it witnessed various historical events, including the witch trial of Barbara Zdunk, the last person in Europe to be executed for witchcraft. The castle was also visited by Bishop Ignacy Krasicki, renowned Polish poet and writer of the Enlightenment, who frequented Reszel during his time as Bishop of Warmia. After periods of abandonment and damage, the castle was restored and today houses a museum, art gallery, and hotel, offering visitors a blend of history, culture, and hospitality within its medieval walls.

 

Please note that the castles are not large hotel complexes but rather more intimate, boutique accommodations. Therefore, if the group is large or there is no availability for your preferred dates, the stay will be arranged at a nearby hotel.

 Transportation

Skoda Superb / VW Passat

1 - 3 passengers
Included in the price

Skoda Superb / VW Passat

1 - 3 passengers

Opel Vivaro

1 - 8 passengers
Included in the price

Opel Vivaro

1 - 8 passengers

Mercedes Vito

1 - 7 passengers
+ 80 EUR

Mercedes Vito + 80 EUR

1 - 7 passengers

individually regulated backrests of each seat, more space

Mercedes V-class

1-7 passengers
+ 160 EUR

Mercedes V-class + 160 EUR

1-7 passengers

  • luxurious option, diplomatic standard
  • leather seats, backrest regulation, comfortable suspension
  • ambient lighting system inside
  • the most leg space
  • soft drinks



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StotheN  posted 2020-09-09 on TripAdvisor

Recommended  

I have done multiple tours with this company and found all of them to be excellent. Very good
communication and customer support. Recommended!

Robert H  posted 2020-07-04 on TripAdvisor

Top class tour operator!  

I participated in a few events organized by AB Poland Travel - Tours. They are extremely professional and trustworthy. Everything was organized perfectly. Piotr and his crew are very friendly, helpful and patient. I highly recommend this company! You will not be disappointed.

dcamargo  posted 2020-08-18 on TripAdvisor

Highly recommended  

Fair price, excellent customer support, guide had full knowledge and nice transportation. Would do a
trip with them again.

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