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Set out on an exhilarating full-day adventure from Warsaw to the enchanting city of Gdańsk and the impressive Malbork Castle. Begin with a picturesque drive through Poland's scenic landscapes. In Gdańsk, immerse yourself in the historical allure of the Old Town, exploring landmarks such as the Neptune Fountain, Long Market, and the iconic Gdańsk Crane. Delve into the medieval architecture and uncover the stories that highlight Gdańsk's essential role in Poland's heritage.

At Malbork Castle, marvel at the grandeur of this medieval fortress constructed by the Teutonic Knights in the 13th century. As one of the world's largest brick castles and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, its Gothic architecture and rich history are truly captivating. Wander through its vast courtyards, admire the imposing structures, and learn about its past as the headquarters of the Teutonic Order.

This full-day trip from Warsaw offers a profound exploration of Poland's historical and cultural treasures, leaving you with unforgettable memories and insights.

Date: November 7

Start: around 7 a.m., in the lobby of the Crowne Plaza Hotel
Finish: around 11 p.m., Crowne Plaza Hotel

Price: 150EUR / person

Price includes:

• Transportation by bus
• Pick-up and drop off near the main campus of the University of Warsaw
• Group guided tour in Gdansk in English
• Tour in Malbork castle with audioguides
• Taxes

Complimentary service:

• Free traditional lunch of the day in a local restaurant

Sign-up deadline: October 25

Minimum number of participants: 5

Embark on an engaging 3-hour walking tour of Warsaw, a walkthrough the layers of this dynamic city's history, culture, and architectural marvels. Led by a knowledgeable guide, the journey commences in the heart of Warsaw's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Traverse cobblestone streets flanked by vibrant townhouses and iconic landmarks such as the Royal Castle and Sigismund's Column, while encountering the Warsaw Mermaid. Delve into captivating narratives of the city's storied past as you soak in the charm of this meticulously restored area.

Continuing the adventure, the tour progresses to Castle Square, a bustling center surrounded by cafes and cultural treasures. Gain insights into Warsaw's resilience and reconstruction post-World War II, exploring the Royal Route adorned with historical monuments and majestic architecture that epitomize Warsaw's rebirth. The journey then leads through Nowy Świat Street, a vibrant boulevard lined with shops, cafes, and a blend of historic and contemporary buildings. Discover Warsaw's post-war rejuvenation and witness the harmonious blend of old and new. En route, glimpse two significant Warsaw squares: Pilsudski Square, home to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, and Krasinski Square adorned with the striking Warsaw Uprising Monument.

This 3-hour tour promises a captivating glimpse into the rich tapestry of Warsaw's past and present.

Date: November 5

Start: 10.00 a.m., in front of Sigismund's Column
Duration: 3 hours

Price: 30EUR / person

Price includes:

• professional licensed English-speaking guide

Sign-up deadline: October 25

Minimum number of participants: 10

More information here: https://abpoland.com/tours/warsaw-private-walking-tour

The guided tour of the POLIN Museum in Warsaw takes visitors on a captivating journey through the rich history and cultural heritage of Polish Jews. The museum's architecture, resembling an open book, symbolizes the continuity of Jewish history and serves as a striking introduction to the exhibits.
As visitors explore the galleries, they encounter interactive displays, multimedia installations, and artifacts that vividly portray the thousand-year history of the vibrant Jewish community in Poland. The tour covers pivotal periods such as the medieval era, the Golden Age of Polish Jewry, and the profound impact of the Holocaust and post-World War II era.
A highlight of the tour is the Core Exhibition, a poignant space that encourages reflection on the complexities of history, memory, and identity. It concludes by fostering dialogue about the enduring legacy and contributions of Polish Jews, with exhibits also addressing contemporary Jewish life and the evolving interplay between tradition and modernity.
Expert guides provide insightful narratives throughout, offering context and emphasizing the resilience, creativity, and cultural contributions of Polish Jews across generations. The POLIN Museum tour is not only immersive and educational but also fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of the rich tapestry of Jewish heritage in Poland.

Date: November 6

Start: 3.00 p.m., in front of the POLIN museum
Duration: approx. 2 hours
Maximum number of participants: 25

Price: 40EUR / person

Price includes:

• English-speaking museum guide
• entry ticket to the POLIN Museum

Sign-up deadline: October 25

Minimum number of participants: 10

The guided tour of the Warsaw Rising Museum provides a deep and immersive exploration of a pivotal moment in Poland's history. Upon entering the museum, visitors are immediately transported into the wartime atmosphere of Warsaw, with powerful displays and multimedia installations vividly depicting the heroic struggle of the city during the 1944 Warsaw Uprising.
Expert guides lead participants through a chronological journey, offering detailed insights into the events leading to the uprising and painting a vivid picture of daily life for the insurgents. The museum's extensive collection of artifacts, personal stories, and multimedia presentations creates a compelling narrative that captures the resilience, sacrifice, and determination of Warsaw's people during this tumultuous period. Key moments of the uprising, such as the battles in Old Town and the fight for freedom, are highlighted, providing a visceral understanding of the challenges faced by the insurgents and the devastation wrought upon the city.
Interactive exhibits further engage visitors, allowing them to experience firsthand the hardships endured by Warsaw's citizens. Beyond being a repository of historical artifacts, the Warsaw Rising Museum serves as a place for contemplation and remembrance. The tour culminates with a visit to the memorial wall, honoring the thousands who perished during the uprising and ensuring that their indomitable spirit and resistance are forever remembered.

This tour of the Warsaw Rising Museum offers a comprehensive and emotional journey through one of Warsaw's defining moments, leaving a lasting impression on all who visit and ensuring that the legacy of Warsaw's heroic resistance endures.

Date: November 4

Start: 10 a.m., in front of the Warsaw Rising Museum
Duration: approx. 2 hours
Maximum number of participants: 25

Price: 40EUR / person

Price includes:

• English-speaking museum guide
• entry ticket to the Warsaw Rising Museum

Sign-up deadline: October 25

Minimum number of participants: 10

The guided tour of the Chopin Museum in Warsaw offers a musical journey through the life and legacy of the celebrated composer and pianist, Frédéric Chopin. Situated in the heart of Warsaw, this museum provides an in-depth look into Chopin's life, artistry, and lasting impact. Visitors are welcomed by a carefully curated collection of personal belongings, manuscripts, and memorabilia from Chopin. The tour starts with an overview of Chopin's early years in Poland, his musical education, and the influences that shaped his unique style. The guides provide intriguing insights into Chopin's creative process, helping visitors appreciate the development of his compositions. The museum's interactive exhibits bring Chopin's music to life, allowing visitors to experience his masterpieces in a distinctive and engaging manner. Touchscreen displays, audio installations, and multimedia presentations offer a multi-sensory experience, making the tour appealing to both music lovers and casual visitors.

As the tour continues, it explores Chopin's relationships, his time in Paris, and the emotional depth of his works. Visitors gain a deeper understanding of the bond between Chopin and Warsaw, with an emphasis on the city's cultural scene during his lifetime.

Date: November 7

Start: 10 a.m., in front of the Chopin museum
Duration: approx. 1,5 hour

Price: 30EUR / person

Price includes:

• English-speaking museum guide
• entry ticket to the Chopin Museum

Sign-up deadline: October 25

Minimum number of participants: 10

The guided tour of the Royal Castle in Warsaw offers visitors an intriguing journey through the rich history and cultural heritage of Poland's monarchy. The castle's impressive baroque and neoclassical architecture sets the stage for an exploration of Polish history.

As visitors move through the grand halls and lavish chambers, they encounter historical artifacts, stunning artworks, and beautifully restored rooms that illuminate the castle's storied past. The tour covers key periods, including the medieval origins, the golden age of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, and the post-World War II reconstruction.
Highlights include the Throne Room, the King's Apartments, and the Royal Chapel, each providing unique insights into Poland's royal heritage. Expert guides share engaging stories about the castle's inhabitants, its architectural development, and its significance in Polish culture and politics.
Expert guides provide engaging narratives, offering context and emphasizing the resilience and creativity of the Polish people throughout history. They share stories of the castle's inhabitants, its architectural evolution, and its place in the broader European context.

The Royal Castle tour is not only immersive and educational but also inspires a deeper appreciation of Poland's royal legacy and its enduring influence on the nation's cultural identity.

Date: November 5

Start: 3.00 p.m., in front of the Royal Castle
Duration: approx. 2 hours
Maximum number of participants: 25

Price: 40EUR / person

Price includes:

• English-speaking museum guide
• entry ticket to the Royal Castle in Warsaw

Sign-up deadline: October 25

Minimum number of participants: 10

Embark on a captivating 2-day journey through southern Poland's most iconic destinations. Begin in Krakow, where you'll explore the heart of the city at the historic Market Square. Admire the grandeur of the Cloth Hall and marvel at the intricate details of St. Mary's Basilica, home to the stunning Altarpiece of Veit Stoss. Wander through the cobblestone streets lined with charming cafes and shops, soaking in the vibrant atmosphere that has enchanted visitors for centuries.
Climb Wawel Hill to discover the impressive Wawel Castle and Cathedral, steeped in centuries of Polish history. Explore the royal chambers of the castle, adorned with lavish furnishings and priceless artworks. Visit the Gothic chapels of Wawel Cathedral, where Polish kings and national heroes rest in eternal splendor.
Venture to the Wieliczka Salt Mine, an underground marvel recognized by UNESCO for its extraordinary beauty and historical significance. Descend into the depths of the mine to marvel at the intricate salt sculptures, crystal-clear lakes, and vast underground chambers. Learn about the centuries-old mining techniques and the legends that surround this unique site.
Conclude your journey with a visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau, a poignant memorial to the victims of the Holocaust. Walk through the solemn grounds, witnessing firsthand the preserved barracks, haunting gas chambers, and poignant memorials. Reflect on the tragic events of World War II and pay tribute to the lives lost in one of history's darkest chapters.

This 2-day tour promises a profound exploration of southern Poland's cultural heritage, historical landmarks, and natural wonders, leaving you with lasting impressions and a deeper understanding of the region's rich history.

Date: November 8-9

Start: November 8, around 8 a.m., in the lobby of the Crowne Plaza Hotel
Finish: November 9, around 7 p.m., Crowne Plaza Hotel

Price: 320EUR / person

Price includes:

• Transportation by car/minibus
• Overnight at 3* hotel or apartment with breakfast in double or triple rooms; single room supplement +40EUR
• Group guided tour in Krakow in English (2 hours)
• Entrance fee to Auschwitz-Birkenau
• Group guided tour in Auschwitz-Birkenau in English
• Entrance fee to Wieliczka Salt Mine
• Group guided tour in Wieliczka Salt Mine in English
• Lunch in a local restaurant on the first or second day

Sign-up deadline: October 25

Minimum number of participants: 5

Cancellations:

• 80% refund of the tour price for cancellations made before the designated reservation deadline.
• 50% refund of the tour price for cancellations made before October 14th.
• No refund for cancellations made after October 14th.

If you are interested in other one-day tours or customized multiday tours in Poland, please contact us at info@abpoland.com.