Day 1 Krakow
Your tour commences with an arrival transfer to your hotel. The remainder of your day is free at leisure. You may begin exploring Krakow, the second largest and one of the oldest cities in Poland, known for its well-preserved medieval core and Jewish quarter.

Stay at: Wyspianski Hotel (3 star) or similar
Stay at: Hotel Metropolitan Boutique (4 star) or similar
Stay at: Bachleda Luxury Hotel (5 star) or similar

Day 2 Krakow
Krakow was once the royal capital of Poland. A morning tour takes you to the Old Town to see St. Mary’s Church, Jagiellonian University, and Cloth Hall, and includes a visit to Wawel Castle and Cathedral. The afternoon is at leisure for you to enjoy Krakow. Perhaps embark on an excursion to the famous Wieliczka Salt Mines, an amazing labyrinth of underground tunnels, or enjoy a traditional Polish Dinner where you can sample local cuisine.

Stay at: Wyspianski Hotel (3 star) or similar
Stay at: Hotel Metropolitan Boutique (4 star) or similar
Stay at: Bachleda Luxury Hotel (5 star) or similar
Meals included: Breakfast

Day 3 Krakow
Today is a free day of leisure to explore Krakow. You can choose to uncover Poland's dark history at the Auschwitz Concentration Camp or journey to the scenic Zakopane, surrounded by the spectacular Tatras Mountains, where you can board a cable car up to Gubalowka Mountain.

Stay at: Wyspianski Hotel (3 star) or similar
Stay at: Hotel Metropolitan Boutique (4 star) or similar
Stay at: Bachleda Luxury Hotel (5 star) or similar
Meals included: Breakfast

Day 4 Krakow - Wroclaw
Depart Krakow and head for Wroclaw, perched on the Oder River, known for its colourful Market Square and Gothic Town Hall with its large astronomical clock. On arrival, be transferred to your hotel and enjoy the remainder of your day at leisure.

Stay at: Park Plaza Hotel (3 star) or similar
Stay at: Wyndham Old Town Hotel (4 star) or similar
Stay at: Granary La Suite Hotel (5 star) or similar
Meals included: Breakfast

Day 5 Wroclaw
Explore with your guide the historical city of Wroclaw, starting with the 13th century cathedral of St. John the Baptist located at Ostrow Tumski, the oldest area of the city. Walk along the Odra Riverbank till you reach the 'Polish Hill' where you will witness a spectacular view of the city. Continue through the medieval streets till your reach the large Market Square, where you will surround yourself in vintage structures and stand in front of the gothic Town Hall in the centre.

Stay at: Park Plaza Hotel (3 star) or similar
Stay at: Wyndham Old Town Hotel (4 star) or similar
Stay at: Granary La Suite Hotel (5 star) or similar
Meals included: Breakfast

Day 6 Wroclaw
After breakfast, today is free for you to enjoy at leisure. If you head southwest, you can explore the third largest castle in Poland, the royal Ksiaz Castle. Alternatively, enter the Panorama of the Battle of Raclawice Museum and marvel at the 360 degree painting of this battle that has been carefully preserved since the 19th century or enter the University of Wrolcaw where you can witness the artistic Aula Leopoldina, a 1732 college museum building designed in an Italian baroque style decorated with frescoes.

Stay at: Park Plaza Hotel (3 star) or similar
Stay at: Wyndham Old Town Hotel (4 star) or similar
Stay at: Granary La Suite Hotel (5 star) or similar
Meals included: Breakfast

Day 7 Wroclaw
Your tour concludes with a departure transfer to the airport for your onward journey.

Meals included: Breakfast