Warsaw City Sightseeing & Facts and Free Time 

24904EAS  Opening days/times, entrance fees, etc. are listed in the Yellow Pages attachment   Morning city sightseeing (3 hours) with local guide.  You may need cash entrances if an inside...

Wieliczka Salt Mines 

44902EAS  Salt mines are located 12 km out of Kraków.  There are clear signs both to Wieliczka and the actual salt mines, but do pay attention if your driver does not know how to get there. ...

Oświęcim / Auschwitz-Birkenau 

44903EAS  There are 2 possible routes from Kraków: the shorter cross-country route (780, 62km) on poor windy roads, or via the A4 (70km)  Driving time from Krakow...

Kraków – Prague and Reverse 

58809EAS  Good places to stop are few and far between on this route except between Prague and Brno. The best idea may be to get the group...

Poland General Information

74906GER  www.polandtour.org                                            www.poland.travel/en-gb/   OPENING TIMES  Most shops are open on weekdays from around 10 am to 6 pm.  Food stores often close mid-afternoon but may stay open...

Lodz

Łódź, located in central Poland, is the country's third-largest city and a significant industrial hub. Known for its vibrant cultural scene and historical architecture, Łódź...

Szczawno Zdroj

Szczawno-Zdrój, a charming spa town in southwestern Poland, is renowned for its historic mineral springs and elegant 19th-century architecture. Nestled in the scenic Lower Silesian...

Krakow

It's easy to fall in love with Krakow. It has a long, illustrious history seeped in tragedy and triumph. This is a great place to...

Warsaw

Warsaw has everything you could possibly want in a city: amazing landmarks, charming old town streets and squares, beautiful parks and gardens, more than 50...

Wroclaw

While Krakow and Warsaw are the two most popular tourist attractions in Poland, Wrocaw is an under-the-radar destination that provides travelers with a unique musical...