Poland tours

Discover the heart of Europe with our delightful tours in Poland, a realm of unmatched natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. With Poland, a mere description doesn’t suffice – it’s a journey best experienced firsthand.

Your grand Polish sojourn promises enchanting encounters, from Europe’s last remaining primeval forest to the shimmering Masurian Lake District. History lovers will marvel at the architectural splendor of cities like Warsaw and Krakow, where royal traditions permeate every cobblestone street and majestic castle.

Our personalized tours offer you access to preserved castles, captivating museums, vibrant art galleries, and melodious concert halls. Add a dash of glamour with visits to chic equestrian clubs along the stunning Baltic Sea Amber Coast, or seek serenity in our tranquil nature reserves.

Our experienced travel guides are here to assist you in navigating these myriad experiences, with engaging tales and expert advice that will spark your imagination and fuel your desire to return. From the moment you arrive, the warmth of Polish hospitality welcomes you, promising unique and varied experiences designed to satisfy the most discerning of travelers.

Start planning your unforgettable Polish adventure today. The magic of discovery awaits.

Capital: Warsaw
Language: Polish
Border countries: Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarus, Lithuania, Russia
Population: 38,5 million
Area: 322,575 sq km
Time Zone: CET (UTC+1)
Summer (DST): CEST (UTC+2)
Climate: Mild summers and moderately severe winters
Currency: Zloty (PLN, zl), 1 zloty = 100 groszy
Government type: Republic, parliamentary democracy
Country code: PL

Exceptional cuisine

Bigos – dish, known as “hunter’s stew”. It can be prepared with venison, rabbit or pork.
Blueberry Mazurka – traditional Polish dessert made for special occasions. Interested? Visit Poland!
Golabki – traditional dish, with Lithuanian origin. It is made with big leaves of cabbage, rice and mince meat with addition of vegetables.
Pierogi – dumplings, usually filled with mushrooms, meat, potato, savory cheese, sweet curd cheese with a touch of vanilla, or blueberries or other fruits. Visit Poland and enjoy!
Flaki or Flaczki – a traditional Polish meat stew. Its name is derived from its main ingredient: thin, cleaned strips of beef tripe (in Polish: flaki – which can also be literally translated to “guts”).

Unique souvenirs

• Bath salt from salt mine in Krakow. You will be able to try it out during a trip!
• Wooden jewelry boxes. Tourists love it!
• Krówki – literally “little cows“, semi-soft milk toffee candies. Yummy!
• Ptasie Mleczko – „Bird‘s milk candies“ a soft chocolate-covered candy filled with soft meringue (or milk soufflé).
• Embroidered cloth.

Strange habits

• Employees bring cake and champagne to the office to celebrate their name day.
• Yellow chrysanthemums are used only for funerals.
• If you put a handbag or purse on the floor, you will loose your money.
• Girls who grind poppy seed on Christmas Eve can hope for a good luck on marriage. Also, direction of the first dog bark they heard after Christmas dinner points the direction to where their future husband will come from.
• Bad luck is scared away by knocking wood.

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If you decided to pick Poland as your holiday destination – you won’t regret it. Travel to Poland for reasonable price and enjoy group sightseeing excursions with a passionate travel guide. Holidays in Poland will inspire and make you feel like in a historical dream, full of interesting plot twists. Visit Poland and feel the magic spirit of group sightseeing!

Your quick guide to Poland

Most popular cities to visit in Poland

Krakow is probably at the top of the most popular cities to visit in Poland. The former royal seat of Poland will undoubtedly capture your heart! The city is considered as one of the most interesting and most beautiful tourist destinations in Poland. On top of that, the old town of the city was one of the first listings on UNESCO World Heritage site list! That just cements Krakow’s position as one of the best cities to go.

Warsaw is the capital city of Poland and the most populated city in the country. The city has a beautiful bustling old town, including Warsaw’s famous central marketplace. What is really fascinating about the city is that it was almost completely left in ashes, during the World War Two. However, almost immediately it was rebuilt and regained its status as one of the most beautiful and most visited European cities.

A major port of Poland, Gdansk, is located just one the coast of Baltic sea. The city is famous for its complex historical background and colorful architecture. Near the city of Gdansk, a major Polish resort called Sopot is located. Gdansk is the perfect destination if you are wondering what cities to see for a weekend getaway and want to spend it in a beautiful seaside city.

Wroclaw is a little bit less known than the other cities to visit, however, you should definitely not overlook visiting it. When it comes to the architectural beauty of the city, Wroclaw is at a plateau with Warsaw and other Polish giants. The city is located on the coast of river Oder, which allows witnessing the beauty of Wroclaw by sailing down the river. That being said, Wroclaw is without a doubt one of the best cities to visit in Poland.

Poznan is one of the main cultural and business centers of Poland and, boy, it’s hard to get bored here! The city is famous for hosting multiple massive fairs and offers a wide range of good restaurants. Additionally, here you will find some of the most interesting architecture Poland can offer. Gorgeous architecture and cultural activities are what makes Poznan one of the most popular cities to visit in Poland.

Best time to visit Poland

Probably the best time to visit Poland is during the spring or fall regardless of how many days you are staying. The spring here is warm and the rainfall is relatively small so it would generally be the best time to visit Poland, however, the autumn here is particularly beautiful and is usually the cheapest time to go. If you are wondering when to go to explore the country’s seaside – summer is the best period, however, summers are pretty rainy in Poland.

5) Wawel in Krakow

Wavel architectural complex is one of the best historical places to visit in Poland. In the complex, you will find the beautiful castle of Wawel – one of the most interesting landmarks in Krakow. Nearby, the cathedral of Wawel is situated, where most of the Polish kings are buried. Wavel absolutely should be on your list of top 5 places to go.

4) Wieliczka Salt Mine

Wieliczka Salt Mine is a perfect destination for those who seek something unusual and unique. Being one of the most famous and visited museums in Poland, the Wieliczka Salt Mine was established way back in the 13th century as a royal mine. Inside you will find an amazing chapel and many interesting tunnels to explore. That being said, the salt mine of Wieliczka is one of the coolest places to go in Poland.

3) Lazienki Royal Residence Park in Warsaw

One of the nicest places to go is the Warsaw’s biggest park – Lazienki. For your amusement, this is the place, where a lot of cultural, music or arts events happen. The park is situated right in the city center and is a good place to go, in order to get away from the busy life of Warsaw. In addition, lots of peacocks and squirrels will definitely capture your heart.

2) Tatra National Park

The National Park of Tatra is one of the most recommended places to go in Poland, to get the glimpse of country’s amazing and diverse nature. Spectacular mountains and hiking trails will surely leave you in awe of this region. If you want to get the full picture of Poland, a visit to the High Tatras is absolutely a must during your stay in the country.

1) Auschwitz-Birkenau museum in Oswiecim

If you are wondering which places to visit that you will remember for a long time – this is the one. Auschwitz is an infamous World War II concentration camp in Poland and is one of the country’s unique and special museums. The concentration camp is an impressive memorial to the victims of World War II which leaves an unmatched effect on its visitors.

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