Basic North Poland (from Warsaw to Gdansk) - Group Travel

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Day 1

Arrival to Warsaw airport/Warsaw railway station.

Private transfer to 4*Hotel (central located in Warsaw).Accommodation in 1 twin/double room on B&B basis for 2 nights.

Time free for lesuire.

Warsaw is the capital of Poland and is located in the heart of the country by the biggest river, Vistula. Being Poland’s most cosmopolitan, dynamic and interesting city, it comes dotted with luxury hotels, elegant shops, great parks and modern architecture.

The city offers you a mixture of Stalinist structures such as the giant Palace of Culture and Science which was a gift of friendship from the Soviet Union to the Polish nation and was built in 1950, cannot be missed! Here you can go to the 30th floor where there is a viewing terrace, which gives you a great view over the city. Further, you can find lots of historic monuments of the WWII, such as the Warsaw Ghetto that was made famous by Roman Polanskis film ‘the Pianist’. The booming New Town needs to be seen as well as you would not want to miss the Polish Champs Elysee! You will also need to take advantage of the Old Town with its Royal 14th Century Castle, the charming park/palace complex of Lazienki and Wilanow or discover a treasure trove of art at the National Museum.

Day 2

Sightseeing with a guide of the Old Town and Royal Castle (UNESCO), Monument of Ghetto Heroes, Town Hall, a walk to Royal Łazienki: Palace on the Water and Theatre on the Island.(aprox 3 hrs).

Time free for lesuire.

A table reservation in a local restaurant located in the Old Town of Warsaw.

Day 3

Check out. Private transfer to Warsaw airport / Warsaw railway station.

Departure by train to Gdansk ( 5 hrs) or by plane ( 1 hrs).

Private transfer to 3*hotel (central located)in Gdansk. Accommodation in 1 double/twin room on B&B basis for 2 nights.

Time free for lesuire.

Day 4

Gdansk is one of the best preserved cities in Poland offering plenty to its visitors. There are beautiful Churches, the main Town Hall, Dluga Street (where you can find lots of restaurants, cafes and be surrounded by an array of merchant houses). The city itself used to be a trading empire and actually still is! Be sure to purchase some Amber which is still collected by locals on the nearby coast.

During the summer period Gdansk is filled with Polish and foreign holidaymakers making the most of local festivals that the people of Gdansk put on. The most popular ones are ‘The Dominican Fair’ and ‘St. Nicola’s Fair’

A private sightseeing tour of historical city of Gdańsk including:the Artus Court, Neptune Fontain, St Mary’s Church- the biggest Gothic church in Poland,

Time free for lesuire.

Day 5

Check out.

Private transfer to Gdansk airport or Gdansk railway station.

A direct connection to Warsaw.

Private transfer to 4*hotel in Warsaw(central located).Accommodation in 1 double/ twin room on B&B basis for 1 night.

Day 6

Check out.

Private transfer to Warsaw airport or Warsaw railway station.

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