Upon arriving at the airport, you will be greeted by your private driver who will take you directly to your hotel. Your driver will be waiting for you at the Europcar located in the public area of the Arrivals Hall level, between the Old and New terminals. To ensure a smooth check-in process, an English speaking assistant will be available to help you and provide you with a welcome package. This package will contain all necessary documents and tickets for your trip, as well as your itinerary. Feel free to ask any questions you may have.

Discover the captivating city of Warsaw, Poland's vibrant capital. With a private guide, explore its rich history and thriving commercial center. Despite its tumultuous past, including wars and repressions, Warsaw has made remarkable progress. Learn about the heroic citizens of the Warsaw Uprising and the current issues that engage the city's residents from your knowledgeable guide. Listen to fascinating stories from the past, uncover the secrets of Varsovian houses' enclosed courtyards, and visit the mausoleum of a Russian tsar. Trace the historic spot where the Warsaw Pact was signed. The day ends with a visit to the majestic Royal Castle, a symbol of Polish statehood. Built in the 13th century, the castle's Baroque façade is dominated by the impressive Sigismund Tower, reaching a height of 60 meters. Don't miss the chance to see the castle's grand cupola.

Take a private train station transfer to Gdansk and meet your driver. The transfer takes about four hours.

Today, explore Gdansk's historical gems and cultural treasures on a walking tour with a private guide. Begin at the iconic Crane Gate in the historic harbor. Then, stroll to the Long Market Square, where you'll find the Neptune Fountain and Artus Court, once a meeting place for merchants during the Hanseatic League era. Admire the Renaissance-style burgher houses and the grand Main Town Hall with its carillon of 37 bells. Pass by the Green Gate, Golden Gate, High Gate, and Prison Tower to witness Gdansk's rich history. The highlight is St. Mary's Church, one of Europe's largest red brick churches, with its famous astronomical clock. Learn about Polish amber, extracted from the Baltic Sea, and consider acquiring jewelry made from this Baltic treasure in Gdansk.

Experience a captivating private tour to Malbork Castle, located 60 kilometers southwest of Gdansk. This impressive fortress was the residence of the Grand Master of the Cross and the Teutonic Knights from 1274 to 1457. It has been recognized by UNESCO as a World Cultural and Natural Heritage site. The castle is a combination of three monumental buildings surrounded by defensive walls and towering gates. During your guided tour, you will explore the castle's interiors, including the grand refectory, bustling kitchen, serene chapel, dormitory, and stately halls. From the castle's battlements, enjoy breathtaking views. Inside, you will discover a remarkable collection of treasures, such as amber jewelry, handcrafted artworks, delicate porcelain, Gothic sculptures, and historic weaponry. Immerse yourself in the rich history and cultural heritage within these walls. To enhance your experience, indulge in a delicious 3-course lunch along the way, satisfying your appetite while admiring the castle's splendor.

Embark on a private train station transfer in Gdansk today.

Experience a train transfer from Gdansk to Poznan with your private driver.

Discover the illustrious capital of the Wielkopolska region on a half-day panoramic tour.

Immerse yourself in Poznan's rich history and remarkable sights.

Begin your journey along the main boulevards, mesmerized by the vibrant atmosphere and architectural splendors.

Explore the heart of Poznan's old town, where history comes alive.

Admire the iconic Town Hall, a testament to the city's heritage.

Discover the fascinating stories and captivating beauty of this architectural masterpiece.

Visit the National Museum, home to a diverse collection of European and Polish paintings.

Immerse yourself in the world of art as you admire the region's rich artistic legacy.

Encounter the unique Okrąglak Round Building, a distinctive architectural gem.

Marvel at its design, one of the city's most characteristic structures.

Venture along St. Marcin Street, lined with elegant buildings from the early 20th century.

Take a leisurely walk through this charming street, transported to a bygone era.

Marvel at the architectural grandeur that adorns its surroundings.

Upon arrival at the train station, you will be greeted by a private driver who will transport you to your destination. The train journey from Poznan to Wroclaw will take approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes.

Experience the convenience of a private vehicle and driver for your train station transfer.

Embark on a unique dining experience aboard a private cruise along the Odra River. Your private driver will meet you at your hotel and take you to the boat. Wroclaw, also known as the Venice of Poland, is a city spread across 12 islands with over 100 bridges connecting streams, canals, and inlets. During the cruise, you will have the opportunity to admire the city's Old Town and marvel at its architectural and cultural influences from Bohemia, Austria, and Prussia. Don't forget to keep an eye out for the city's famous dwarf statues! Your cruise includes a delicious dinner with a main course, dessert, and a bottle of wine. At the end of the tour, your driver will transfer you back to your hotel.

Begin your journey through Wroclaw at Ostrów Tumski, the city's oldest part. Inside the Cathedral, discover Wroclaw's rich history. Then, explore the renowned University, featuring the stunning Aula Leopoldina. Finally, take a leisurely stroll through the captivating Market Square, beholding the grandeur of the City Hall.

Take a private transfer to Krakow with stops at Guido Coal Mine and Tyskie Brewery in Tychy. Start at Guido Coal Mine in Zabrze, founded in 1855, where you can explore historical artifacts dating back to 1987. Experience being a miner with a helmet, lamp, and aspirator. After the mine tour, visit Tyskie Brewery in Tychy, known for its beer-brewing history of almost four hundred years. Enjoy a tour of the Duke's Brewery and the museum, learning production secrets and the brewery's history. Then continue the transfer to Krakow.

Krakow, a medieval city with multicultural heritage, offers a cultural journey. A private guide and driver will accompany you as you explore the city's highlights, beginning with the impressive Market Square, showcasing the city's medieval grandeur. The 13th-century Cloth Hall, with its Renaissance-style façade, houses a remarkable collection of Polish paintings and handicrafts. Saint Mary's Basilica, known for its precious 15th-century altar, and Collegium Maius, once home to the Jagiellonian University, are also worth visiting. The National Museum houses European masterpieces, including works by Leonardo da Vinci. Wawel Hill is home to the magnificent Wawel Castle, a Gothic Royal Castle with national memorabilia, paintings, and furniture. The "Wawel Tapestries," unique works of art made in Flandre, are a must-see. The Sigismund Chapel, with its gold-plated dome, and the necropolis inside the cathedral, where Polish Kings, Dukes, and noble citizens are buried, are also worth exploring. Finally, take a relaxing walk to a limestone cave, said to be the legendary home of a dragon. This tour promises an insightful exploration of Krakow's rich heritage.

The Wieliczka Salt Mine is an amazing underground experience. It is on the UNESCO World Heritage List and dates back to the 13th century. The mine has over 300 km of galleries made of rock and salt. The tour takes you through beautiful salt chapels, spacious chambers, crystal grottoes, and underground ponds. The average depth is 250 m below ground level. The journey is physically demanding, covering about 3.5 km of walking distance and 800 steps. The tour starts at the Danilowicz Shaft, which is 64 m underground. It goes even deeper into the mine. After a break, a mining elevator brings you back to the surface. The entrance fees include a private guide who will accompany you to the mine. The tour itself is led by a local Wieliczka guide.

Start your journey from Krakow with a private driver and head towards Warsaw. Along the way, make a stop at the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum. This place has gained worldwide recognition as a symbol of terror, genocide, and the Holocaust. Auschwitz was specifically designed to carry out the "final solution" for the Jewish population in Europe. From 1942 to 1944, countless Jewish citizens from Nazi-occupied Europe were transported by trains to the camp's gas chambers. This extermination camp was the largest of its kind and witnessed the greatest genocide. Today, it stands as a well-preserved area and houses the Holocaust Museum, which is listed as a UNESCO Heritage site. During the tour, you will watch a 15-minute documentary as an introduction, explore the brick-mortar barracks in Auschwitz I, and visit the extensive wooden extermination camp at Auschwitz II – Birkenau. The day ends with a transfer to Warsaw. Please keep in mind that, according to local regulations, you will be part of a shared group tour with an Auschwitz guide.

We offer a private transfer service from your accommodation in Warsaw to the airport.