DAY 1: WARSAW

Welcome to Poland!

Arrival to Warsaw. Transfer to the hotel and check-in. Accommodation in a centrally located hotel in Warsaw.

DAY 2: WARSAW      

 Breakfast at your hotel.

Visit Warsaw – the capital city of Poland. During this tour, we will visit the most important spots in the city and will havean opportunity to become acquainted with the sometimes-tragic past of Warsaw and the history of Poland. We willstart our tour by visiting the Old Town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the New Town. We will continue ourjourney to Krasinski Palace, the Supreme Court building and the Warsaw Uprising Monument. After that, we will go tothe Lazienki Royal Park where we will see the famous monument dedicated to Frederic Chopin where we will have anopportunity to relax in the beautiful rose garden and among the dazzling natural elements of the park. You will trulyforget that you are in a major European Capital City.

Free time.

Chopin Concert– Nestled in the cobblestone streets of the Old Town of Warsaw stands a unique neoclassical concert hallwith original “plaster stucco” walls, crystal mirrors, and stylish nineteenth century decorations. As you walk throughthe doors, you will step into the era of Chopin for a two-part ensemble of Chopin’s greatest pieces played byinternationally recognized pianists. During the intermission, you will be invited to a glass of sparkling wine, orange juice,or water. This concert is both a perfect start and/or finishing touch to a romantic evening in the Old Town. If you arestarting your night with the concert, you may choose to end it in one of the many restaurants that our beautiful oldtown has to offer.

Accommodation in a centrally located hotel in Warsaw.

DAY 3: VARSOVIA – BIALOWIEZA    

 Breakfast in the hotel & check out.

Collection of the rental car at the hotel. Departure towards Bialowieza.

Bialowieza National Park – The king of national parks in Poland and in Europe is Białowieża National Park. It is not onlyone of the oldest on the continent (created in 1932), but also

the only place where the European bison lives in freedom (it currently has more than 300 copies) and where it isconserved, in strict reserve, the called primitive forest, part of the park that has not been altered for 400 years byhuman activity.

Entrance to the Natural History Museum of Bialowieza National Park. Accommodation in a centrally located hotel inBialowieza

DAY 4: BIALOWIEZA – KRUSZYNIANY – TYKOCIN – BIALYSTOK

Breakfast in the hotel & check out.

Departure in the direction of the Podlasie region.

A part of the Podlasie region is known as the Land of Open Shutters. The villages are inhabited by indigenous Podlasiepeople, mostly Orthodox, who identify themselves as a Belarusian minority. The inhabitants use the Podlasie dialect ona daily basis, which is slowly disappearing. This place is famous mainly for the ornamentation of wooden houses. Thecolorful shutters, richly decorated gables and gabled house corners, porches, and manicured farmhouses, which areunique in other parts of the country, reflect the spatial arrangement of Queen Bona’s times. All this is immersed in thesilence and greenery of gardens with hollyhocks, asters, and peonies.

Continue to Kruszyniany.

Kruszyniany is a town located on the Tatar Way. It is mainly characterized by the cultural and religious diversity of theinhabitants, but also by the beauty of the surroundings. Here is an opportunity to try unusual Tatar cuisine in a localrestaurant. The main attractions of Kruszyniany are the mosque and the mizar, the Tatar cemetery. The mosque datesback to the 18th century, but its history dates back to King Jan III Sobieski. The building is preserved in excellentcondition, you can also visit its interior.

Transfer to Bialystok with stopover in Tykocin

Tykocin is, a charming city with a special atmosphere. Today it looks exactly like before World War II. One can stilladmire king’s castle, 18th century monastery and church, astonishing 17th century synagogue as well as woodenhouses more than 100 years old. The Jewish community was formed here in 16th century, and it constituted a greatcultural center, becoming one of the largest Jewish communities in Poland. The synagogue of Tykocin is the secondlargest synagogue in Poland after that one in Krakow.

Continue to Bialystok.

Accommodation in a centrally located hotel in Bialystok.

 DAY 5: BIALYSTOK – MASURIA        

 Breakfast in the hotel & check out.

Bialystok is the largest city in the region of north-eastern Poland. It is surrounded by a beautiful natural area called theGreen Lungs of Poland which is full of tourist attractions. The location nearby Lithuania and Belarus had a significantinfluence on the historical and present functioning of the city itself and the entire Podlasie region. Many differentcultures, religions and nationalities have lived here for centuries. During a sightseeing you could have a chance to seeBranicki Palace, the most valuable monument of Bialystok, also known as the Versailles of Podlasie, the Old Market areaand the Town Hall.

Depart to Masurian region

Beautiful Masuria region is boasting of more than 2600 lakes and beautiful nature. Wind and wild aquatic birds makemore of a ruckus here than people. This is a perfect place for your rest.

Accommodation in a centrally located hotel in one of the Masurian cities.

DAY 6: MASURIA

Breakfast at your hotel.

Free day to discover the beautiful region of the lakes.

Wolf’s Lair was the Adolf Hitler’s Headquarters built in 1941 in the middle of Masurian forest to facilitate plannedGerman invasion on Russian Soviet Union and coordinate warfare on new eastern front. It was the place where manyimportant strategic decisions were made by German dictator and his top generals. Here in 1944 famous, failedassassination attempt on Hitler, carried out by Claus von Stauffenberg took place. Wolf’s Lair complex which consistedof barracks, airports, railway station, power station etc, was destructed in 1945 but its impressive ruins are todayavailable for sightseeing. It is a perfect tour for those who want to learn more about the history of World War 2 andexperience something unique.

Accommodation in a centrally located hotel in one of the Masurian cities.

DAY 7: MASURIA – MALBORK – GDANSK    

 Breakfast in the hotel & check out. Depart for Malbork.

Malbork Castle is the medieval capital of the Teutonic Order in Eastern Europe. You will have a guided visit to thebiggest red brick gothic castle in the world which earned it the title of being a “UNESCO World Heritage Site”. This is notonly your chance to admire beautiful architecture, but also to experience what life was like in the past, see theirtechnology, and an antique collection of arms. The Castle’s cellars also host the “History of Amber” exhibitionpresenting an astounding collection of Baltic Sea amber including jewelry, and other products made out of amber.

Continue to Gdansk.

Accommodation in a centrally located hotel in Gdansk.

DAY 8: TRICITY (GDANSK – GDYNIA – SOPOT)         

 Breakfast at your hotel.

The charm of Old Town Gdansk attracts millions of tourists each year. We will start by taking a walk down Długa Street,which is one of the most beautiful European markets that is nestled around a dazzling selection of renaissancebuildings. It leaves from the Golden Gate and passes by the Town Hall, Neptune fountain, Arthur’s Court and finishes bythe Green Gate overlooking the Motława River. On a way you may visit The Museum of Arthur’s Court and the AmberChamber at which point, you will see an amber polishing demonstration with a short lecture on amber. The tourcontinues to the Old Crane, which happens to be one of the most popular symbols of the city. After that, the tourfinishes at the church of St Mary, Europe’s biggest gothic brick church.

Later you can visit Oliwa Cathedral, the longest Cistercian church in the world, which is famous for its organs and organconcert. Transfer to Gdynia harbor and visit the sail powered ship “Dar Pomorza” and transfer to Sopot seaside resort.Once we arrive, you can walk along the longest wooden pier in Europe.

Accommodation in a centrally located hotel in Gdansk.

DAY 9: GDANSK – TORUN – WARSAW

Breakfast in the hotel & check out. Departure in the direction of Torun.

Visit Torun, the best example of medieval gothic town (UNESCO Heritage) and birthplace of great Polish astronomerNicolaus Copernicus who made a crucial discovery that the Earth is not the centre of universe. During the walk alongthe Old Town, we would visit the Copernicus House and the Cathedral with a bell tower offering a splendid view overthe city. Time for a souvenir hunt could be a chance to try gingerbread – a specialty the city is famous for, that is bakedaccording to old recipes and methods dating back to the 16th century.

Continue to Warsaw.

Accommodation in a centrally located hotel in Warsaw.

DAY 10: WARSAW    

 Breakfast in the hotel & check out.

Transfer to the airport in Warsaw. END of SERVICES.

DAY 1: WARSAW      

Welcome to Poland!

Arrival to Warsaw. Transfer to the hotel and check-in. Accommodation in a hotel centrally located in Warsaw.

DAY 2: WARSAW      

Breakfast at your hotel.

Visit of the capital city of Poland – Warsaw. During this tour, we will visit the most important spots in the city and will have an opportunity to become acquainted with the sometimes-tragic past of Warsaw and the history of Poland. We will start our tour by visiting the Old Town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the New Town. We will continue our journey to Krasinski Palace, the Supreme Court building and the Warsaw Uprising Monument. After that, we will go to the Lazienki Royal Park where we will see the famous monument dedicated to Frederic Chopin where we will have an opportunity to relax in the beautiful rose garden and among the dazzling natural elements of the park. You will trulyforget that you are in a major European Capital City.

Free time.

Evening Chopin concert.

Nestled in the cobblestone streets of the Old Town of Warsaw stands a unique neoclassical concert hall with original “plaster stucco” walls, crystal mirrors, and stylish nineteenth century decorations. As you walk through the doors, you will step into the era of Chopin for a two-part ensemble of Chopin’s greatest pieces played by internationally recognized pianists. During the intermission, you will be invited to a glass of sparkling wine, orange juice, or water. This concert is both a perfect start and/or finishing touch to a romantic evening in the Old Town. If you are starting your night with theconcert, you may choose to end it in one of the many restaurants that our beautiful old town has to offer.

Accommodation in a hotel centrally located in Warsaw.

DAY 3: WARSAW – UJAZD – SANDOMIERZ – BARANOW SANDOMIERSKI

 Breakfast at your hotel. Transfer to Ujazd.

Visit to the ruins of Krzyztopor castle. It is nicknamed „callendar castle” as had 356 windows as days in a year, 56 rooms as weeks in a year, 12 big chambers as months, 4 towers and seasons. This 17th century residence build in Italian style palazzo in fotrezza was the biggest palace in Europe before Versailles close to Paris was build.

After short visit we proceed to Sandomierz.

Sandomierz, one of the most ancient cities in Poland that preserves the urban plan of Middle Ages. It is known as the capital of the striped flint (in Polish: Krzemień Pasiasty) that appears only here, in the Sandomierz land in Poland. Due to its rarity, it is called “the Polish diamond”, even though it is even more rare than the diamond.

The Underground Tourist Route is a part of several-story chambers and sidewalks under the Old Town open to the public. Their creation was favoured by a thick layer of loess lying in this area. In the past centuries, hollow corridors were used as merchants  warehouses, where mainly wine, salt and herring were stored. They also served as a refuge in dangerous situations. The demand for underground warehouses was huge, which meant that they were even 15 meters deep. After several centuries, when Sandomierz’s position was no longer so strategic, the dungeons were forgotten. Unused and unsecured, they became the cause of construction disasters. Scientists from the AGH University of Science and Technology in Cracow rushed to save the Old Town. After the implementation of a special program, the area of a real, multi-story labyrinth of cellars and corridors was recovered. From the remaining sections, the Underground Tourist Route was created. Its length is now 470 m. The deepest workings are at a depth of 12 meters. Each of the cellars /chambers has its name, which refers to the history of Sandomierz.

The numerous corridors and chambers carved over the centuries are associated with many secrets and legends fromSandomierz. The most famous of them talks about the Sandomierz heroine Halina Krępianka, who at the cost of her ownlife saved the city from the besieging Tatars. You can hear the details of the legend while exploring the dungeons.

In the evening we continue to Baranow Sandomierski.

On the east bank of the Vistula River shines the most valuable and most beautiful of former Polish magnate residences – the Castle in Baranow Sandomierski. This impressive example of the renaissance architecture is one of the best-preserved objects in Europe.

Accommodation in Baranow Sandomierski castle-hotel.

DAY 4: BARANOW SANDOMIERSKI – ZALIPIE – WIELICZKA – KRAKOW

Breakfast at your hotel.

After breakfast take in the fine views of Polish countryside en route to the village of Zalipie. This picturesque little townhas been enchanting its visitors for the past 80 years with its exquisite techniques of folk painting used by the locals to decorate their houses with colorful flower designs. Visit the Painters’ hut–museum to find various examples of traditionalfolk art of the area.

After a stroll through the village enjoy a traditional homemade lunch. In the afternoon transfer from Zalipie to Wieliczka.

Wieliczka the most beautiful and the oldest operating salt mine in the world (UNESCO Heritage). From over 700 years it was a source of Polish fortune and a physical fundament of culture. Today Wieliczka is the most willingly visited Polish tourist object with magnificent chapels, charming underground lakes and original tools and equipment. During this tour you could see a number of excavated chambers on 3 levels adorned with beautiful sculptures made of salt as well as asalt museum.

Continue to Krakow.

Accommodation in a hotel centrally located on Krakow.

DAY 5: KRAKOW       

Breakfast at your hotel.

Krakow is the cultural capital of Poland with Old Town listed as UNESCO Heritage. During the tour you would see Barbicanand defensive walls with Florian’s Gate, the Main Market Square with Sukiennice Cloth Hall, St Mary’s Church and Town Hall Tower. We would proceed to the Jagiellonian University, pass by Archbishop Palace (where John Paul II used to live) as well as St Andrew’s Church and St Peter and Paul’s Church to reach the Wawel Hill.

In the afternoon visit to Kazimierz district of Krakow. Kazimierz used to be a separate town close to medieval city of Krakow. It was mostly populated by Jewish community. Throughout years it became Krakow’s district, but the abundance of markets, synagogues and kirkuts (Jewish cemeteries) shaped character of this part of town. As Kazimierz depicts the history of Polish Jews, some shots of Steven Spielberg Schindler’s List were captured here. During this tour you would discover this charming part of Krakow with its monuments and complexed history.

At the end of a day we would have a *culinary workshop of “obwarzanek” *, the traditional bajgle of Krakow. Not only we would learn the history of it, but we would have a possibility to make them and taste them afterwards.

Accommodation in a hotel centrally located on Krakow.

DAY 6: KRAKOW – PIENINY – ZAKOPANE

Breakfast at your hotel.

Transfer to Pieniny, the mountain range situated in southern Poland and northern Slovakia. Characterised by a variety oflimestones builds picturesque, vertical white rocky walls along the Dunajec River with the highest peak of Three Crowns (982 m). It is an ideal place for relaxation in every season of the year. The most beautiful part of the mountain range with a unique landscape and many natural features is protected by the Pieniny National Park. The main attraction of this region is the rafting down the Dunajec River which is the most scenic river rafting routes in Europe. After arriving inSromowce Wyżne, you will start your trip on traditional wooden rafts, the construction of which has remained unchanged for more than 200 years. Be inspired with a nature and experience unforgettable moments listening to thestories and old legends from raftsmen (flisaks).

Further transfer to Zakopane, called the capital of Tatra mountains. Accommodation in a hotel centrally located in Zakopane.

DAY 7: ZAKOPANE    

Breakfast at your hotel.

Zakopane is a town lying at the foot of the Tatra Mountains – the highest mountain range of the Carpathians. Because of the breathtaking landscapes, vicinity of the mountains and the fascinating culture and tradition of the highlanders, Zakopane became a popular tourist resort years ago. The town gained the title of “the winter capital of Poland” due to many skiing slopes and the winter sports infrastructure that has been developed. Nevertheless, it is a perfect place to get away from bustling cities at any time of the year, because the Podhale region has a lot to offer even to the pickiesttravelers.

Accommodation in a hotel centrally located in Zakopane.

DAY 8: ZAKOPANE – PSZCZYNA – TYCHY – NIKISZOWIEC – KATOWICE

 Breakfast at your hotel. Transfer to Pszczyna.

Pszczyna Castle is a 13th century gothic castle, later rebuilt in a renaissance style and finally adorned from the outside in a baroque style. It was a residence of Polish Piast nobles. In 2009 it was voted as one of the “Seven Architectural Wonders of the Silesian Voivodeship” by the Silesian authorities and is often described as one of the most beautiful castleresidences in Poland.

Transfer to the brewery in Tychy.

Discover the secrets of one of the largest Polish breweries and taste the most typical Polish beer brand – Tyskie, which name comes from this city!

Continue to Katowice.

Katowice – this industrial city is known for discovery of rich coal reserves, at the same time is the real mixture of cultures: Polish, German & Jewish. It is a centre of science, culture, industry, business, and trade and was named aUNESCO City of Music. Sightseeing of Nikiszowiec area, part of Katowice city.

Accommodation in a hotel centrally located in Katowice.

DAY 9: KATOWICE – TARNOWSKIE GORY – LODZ – WARSAW       

Breakfast at your hotel.

In the morning visit to Tarnowskie Gory.

Tarnowskie Gory – the city known for historic lead-ore mining. Its silver mine is in the UNESCO Heritage List since 2017.The visit in Historic Silver Mines starts in an interactive museum where tourists get the knowledge of methods of silver. It proceeds with going underground. The trail is 1,749 meters long; 270 meters are travelled by boats.

Transfer to Lodz.

Lodz is one of the biggest Polish cities. During your visit you would find traces of the four cultures: Polish, Jewish, German and Russian that coexisted there and became one. Furthermore, you would admire modernist and industrial architecture. Thanks to its numerous factories, Lodz was also called the „Polish Manchester”. During the route you would see the Old Town and the industrial complex of Poznanski family, the famous Manufaktura. Next, you would visit the Scheibler fabric complex „Księży Młyn” that is a great example of the revitalization of the city during the last years. In the end, you would discover Piotrkowska Street, the most popular walkway full of shops, pubs, restaurants, and sculptures that commemorate famous inhabitants of Lodz. Transfer to Warsaw.

Accommodation in a hotel centrally located in Warsaw.

DAY 10: WARSAW

Breakfast at your hotel.

Transfer to the airport in Warsaw. END of SERVICES.

DAY 1, WARSAW

 Arrival to Warsaw. Transfer to the hotel & check in. Overnight in Warsaw.

DAY 2, WARSAW

 Sightseeing of Warsaw. This tour allows us to immerse ourselves in and observe the many contrasts of the Polish capital city. The tour starts with a walk around the Lazienki Royal Park. Here we will see the famous monument dedicated to Frederic Chopin, the Palace on the Water, and the Theater on the Island. We will continue with transfer to the Old Town (UNESCO) and a short walk around the Old Town: from the Royal Castle, passing next to the Saint John Cathedral, the Market Square, and the barbican to the New Town. We will continue to the Krasinski Palace, the Supreme Court building. Our itinerary will continue with the Grand Theatre and the National Opera, the Jablonowscy Palace, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Saxon Garden. We will also go to the former Jewish ghetto area and the places connected to the Holocaust during the Second World War: The Umschlagplatz and the Monument to the Ghetto Heroes.

In the afternoon, ceramics painting workshops. Get to know the world-renowned ceramics from Boleslawiec. The tradition of making earthenware there goes back several centuries. The workshop covers the basics of decorating with Boleslawiec stamps, painting with brushes, and the elements of composition. The workshop lasts 60 minutes, and then the vessel is sent for glazing.  Glazing lasts from 3 to 7 days and only then the work is ready for pickup. Overnight in Warsaw.

DAY 3, WARSAW – KORYCINY – BIALOWIEZA

 Departure from Warsaw and transfer to Koryciny, a picturesque village with an agritourism farm called Herbs Nook, with the Podlaski Botanical Garden in it, including an open-air museum and ecological cultivation of endangered plants. The village is also the seat of the Gift of Nature company, a leading producer of herbs and organic food in the country. Here you will take part in an exceptional herb’s workshops, where you will have an opportunity to prepare your own herbal and fruit tea or spices mix. Take the prepared mixture with you and enjoy the unforgettable taste and aroma. Then we will enjoy a lunch with local dishes.

Transfer to the Bialowieza Forest. There, you will experience nature at its best and maybe you will be lucky enough to stand face to face with the king of the forest, the bison! Bialowieza National Park is the oldest national park in Poland, one of the oldest in Europe and a natural UNESCO World Heritage Site as well as UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Once there, you will be able to explore this park and see the European Bison Show Reserve, Park Palace, which is a beautiful garden, Orthodox Parish of St. Nicholas and more!

Overnight in the Bialowieza National Park area.

DAY 4: HAJNOWKA OR VILLAGE IN THE AREA – TRZESCIANKA – BIALYSTOK – WOZNAWIES

 In the morning transfer to Podlasie ecological farm. The hosts run their own apiary, an orchard with old varieties of fruit trees, they cultivate a vegetable garden and breed goats and sheeps. Here you will have a chance to try best local product, such as home-made bread and ham, honey, preserves etc. The host has won many awards and distinctions for his products, especially for mutton ham and bread. Here at the “Museum of Bread” you will take part in extraordinary bread workshops. Under the supervision of the host, you will bake traditional bread according to a local recipe. Maybe it will be the first bread in your life you bake yourself? While waiting for the delicious baked bread, we will enjoy the regional lunch.

After lunch and bread degustation, departure towards Biebrzanski National Park. On the way we will stop to see the Trail of Open Shutters which runs through the villages of Podlasie. The Land of Open Shutters is famous mainly for the ornamentation of wooden huts, especially shutters. Next, we will stop in Bialystok, the capital of Podlasie. Here during a short walk, we will see the Branicki Palace with a baroque garden. This is an endless source of stories and curiosities related to the turbulent history of Bialystok, called throughout the 18th century Europe as the Versailles of the North.

In the end of the day, we will go to one of the villages in the Biebrzanski National Park area. Optionally, in the evening, you will have a chance to take part in the Sekacz baking show – the regional specialty. It is a cake made of butter, egg whites and yolks, flour, sugar, and cream, baked on a rotating spit on an open fire. Overnight in the village of Biebrzanski National Park area.

DAY 5, WOZNAWIES – GIZYCKO – GIERLOZ – MIKOLAJKI

 In the morning culinary workshops. We will cook the traditional dish of Podlasie or prepare some preserves from seasonal fruits/vegetables that later you could take with you. After lunch, departure towards Masuria Region. The Great Masurian Lake district is a verdant land of rolling hills dotted with countless lakes, healthy little farms, scattered tracts of forest and small towns. Stop in Gizycko – one of two sailing capitals of Poland. During our walk through this charm Masurian town, we will see the Teutonic Castle (currently hotel), Boyen Fortress from XIX century – one of main Masurian attraction, and a historic swing bridge. Continue to Gierloz. Here we will visit the Wolf’s Liar – the top-secret settlement which between 1941 and 1944 served as the main base of Adolf Hitler. The Wolf’s Liar consisted of shelters, bunkers, airport, power stations, barracks, railway station, and heat-only boiler stations. It’s the very place of the failed attempt on Adolf Hitler’s life which took place in July 1944 depicted in “Valkyrie” movie with Tom Cruise. It is also here, in the center of Masuria, where important decisions were made (such as the construction of new concentration camps). Continue to Mikolajki, one of most famous cities in Masuria, called like Gizycko the sailing capital of Poland. Optionally in the evening boat cruise on the lake. Overnight in Mikolajki.

DAY 6, MIKOLAJKI – MALBORK – GDANSK

Departure towards Gdansk. On the way we will stop to visit Malbork Castle, the medieval capital of the Teutonic Order Knights in Eastern Europe. You will have a guided visit to the biggest red brick gothic castle in the world a “UNESCO World Heritage Site”. This is not only your chance to admire beautiful architecture, but also to experience what life was like in the past, see their technology, and an antique collection of arms. The Castle’s cellars also host the “History of Amber” exhibition presenting an astounding collection of Baltic Sea amber including jewelry, and other products made out of amber. After this extraordinary visit, we will continue our trip to Gdansk.

In the evening bartending workshops. This is a unique opportunity to learn this valuable skill, what is making drinks! Learn the secrets of preparing original cocktails and drinks and surprise everyone at your party! During the workshop, you will also have the opportunity to create your own cocktail. Overnight in Gdansk.

DAY 7, GDANSK – GDYNIA – SOPOT – GDANSK

The charm of Old Town Gdansk attracts millions of tourists each year. We will start by taking a walk down Dluga Street, which is one of the most beautiful European markets that is nestled around a dazzling selection of renaissance buildings. It leaves from the Golden Gate and passes by the Town Hall, Neptune fountain, Arthur’s Court and finishes by the Green Gate overlooking the Motlawa River. On a way you may visit The Museum of Arthur’s Court and the Amber Chamber at which point, you will see an amber polishing demonstration with a short lecture on amber. The tour continues to the Old Crane, which happens to be one of the most popular symbols of the city.  Next, we will visit the church of St Mary, Europe’s biggest gothic brick church. After lunch we will explore the rest of the TriCity. Next stop is the Oliwa Cathedral – home to a world-famous pipe organ – renowned for its rococco, visionary design and magnificent sound. You will have a unique opportunity to hear it during a dedicated performance. Afterwards we will visit Sopot, a charming beach resort boasting the largest wooden pier in Europe.

In the evening we will take part in a unique perfume workshop. Immerse yourself in the world of fragrances and compose your own personalized perfume under the supervision of professional perfumers. Overnight in Gdansk.

DAY 8, GDANSK – TORUN – WARSAW

Departure towards Torun. The town is the best example of medieval gothic town (UNESCO Heritage) and birthplace of great Polish astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus who made a crucial discovery that the Earth is not the centre of universe. During the walk along the Old Town, we would visit the Copernicus House and the Cathedral with a bell tower offering a splendid view over the city. Torun is also famous for the gingerbread – a specialty, that is baked according to old recipes and methods dating back to the 16th century.

After lunch we will take part in the gingerbread baking workshop. You can’t leave Torun without trying a local sweetness – the Gingerbread. There are numerous shops offering various kind of Gingerbread, but there is only one place, where you can bake it on your own – the Living Museum of Gingerbread! The museum magically takes you to the Medieval times. Here you can learn about every ritual connected with baking gingerbreads. The visitors prepare dough by themselves and then bake the specialties of Torun in traditional wooden molds. Smacznego! Next, we will continue to Warsaw. Overnight in Warsaw.

DAY 9, WARSAW

Transfer to the Warsaw Chopin airport.