Poland

7 day holiday

Warsaw and Krakow

This seven-day holiday combines the energy of Warsaw with the historic charm of Krakow, offering plenty of free time to explore at your own pace while staying in the stylish PURO Hotels. In Warsaw, walk the Royal Way through the Old Town, visit world-class museums such as the Chopin Museum, and take in the Royal Castle and Wilanów Palace. Enjoy leisurely afternoons in cosy cafés or perhaps book optional excursions to delve deeper into the city’s fascinating history. After three nights in the capital, travel by train to Krakow, a city whose stunning Gothic and baroque architecture survived the war years intact.

In Krakow, spend your days wandering the bustling Market Square, shopping for crafts at the Cloth Hall, visiting the Jewish Museum, or exploring Wawel Castle and St. Mary’s Church. You might also choose to visit important historical sites nearby, such as Auschwitz-Birkenau or the Wieliczka Salt Mines. Evenings are best spent discovering Krakow’s lively dining scene, from traditional cellar pubs to trendy bars in the Kazimierz district. With accommodation, transfers and travel all taken care of, this is the perfect trip for those who love exploring independently but with everything arranged behind the scenes.

14 day holiday

Warsaw, Gdansk, Poznan, Torun, Krakow

This 14-day rail journey across Poland offers an immersive exploration of the country’s most dynamic cities, using efficient and comfortable trains for seamless travel. Starting in Warsaw, visitors can wander the resilient Old Town and Royal Route, before heading north to Gdansk to experience its maritime charm and learn about the Solidarność movement. Toruń impresses with its medieval streets and gingerbread heritage, while Poznan showcases its Renaissance architecture and lively squares. Wroclaw, with its picturesque Market Square and charming dwarf statues, offers a cultural richness comparable to Europe’s most elegant cities.

The tour concludes with several days in Krakow, where highlights include the UNESCO-listed Old Town, the Museum of Communism, and excursions to Auschwitz-Birkenau or the Wieliczka Salt Mine. Optional trips to Zakopane add the opportunity for mountain scenery and local traditions. Throughout the journey, guests have the freedom to explore each city independently, supported by pre-arranged accommodation and transfers, creating a perfect balance of structure and adventure across Poland’s historical and cultural heartlands.

7 day holiday

Krakow, Zakopane

This seven-day holiday combines the cultural riches of Krakow with the natural beauty of the Tatra Mountains. Spend three days in Krakow, a city steeped in history and charm, where Gothic and Baroque architecture line medieval streets, and attractions like Wawel Castle and the bustling Cloth Hall market await. There’s ample free time to explore at your own pace, whether you’re drawn to the moving memorial at Auschwitz, the historic Jewish Quarter, or Krakow’s lively evening scene of jazz clubs and cellar bars.

After soaking up the city’s atmosphere, take a two-and-a-half-hour bus ride to Zakopane, Poland’s winter sports capital nestled beneath the dramatic Tatra peaks. Here, you can tailor your stay to suit your mood, with options ranging from scenic funicular rides up Gubałówka Hill and browsing local markets, to leisurely strolls along Krupówki Street. Whether visiting in the snow-dusted winter months or the lush, green summer, Zakopane offers a relaxed yet adventurous alpine break.

10 day holiday

Gdansk, Torun, Warsaw, Krakow, Zakopane

This ten-day independent tour is perfect for travellers keen to explore Poland’s historic highlights at their own pace, with all travel and accommodation arrangements sorted. Starting in the coastal city of Gdansk, visitors can admire its Flemish-style architecture and rich maritime history before moving on to medieval Torun, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its Gothic charm and famous gingerbread. From there, continue to the resilient capital, Warsaw, where beautifully reconstructed Old Town squares and fascinating museums await, and then on to Krakow, a city of atmospheric medieval streets, impressive castles and vibrant nightlife.

The journey then heads south to Zakopane, nestled at the foot of the Tatra Mountains, offering a refreshing break amidst alpine scenery, whether for hiking, sightseeing or winter sports. After a relaxing day in the mountains, return to Krakow for a final evening soaking up the city’s lively atmosphere. With travel by train and coach between destinations, this itinerary offers the freedom to explore Poland’s rich history, culture and landscapes independently, but with the ease of a carefully planned route.

7 day holiday

Gdansk, Warsaw and Krakow

This seven-day culinary adventure through Poland offers a rich mix of culture, history, and delicious food across Gdańsk, Warsaw and Kraków. Travelling by comfortable local trains, you’ll stay in carefully chosen four-star hotels and enjoy expert-led food tours in each city. In Gdańsk, set to be the European Capital of Gastronomic Culture for 2025/26, sample traditional and modern dishes while exploring the city’s historic streets. A short train ride takes you to Warsaw where a vibrant food scene blends old recipes with contemporary flair, followed by a deep dive into the traditional tastes of Kraków’s Małopolska region.

Each city’s guided food tour includes several stops to sample regional delicacies, local spirits and desserts, with a friendly local guide sharing fascinating stories behind the dishes. Alongside these culinary experiences, there’s plenty of free time to explore at your own pace, whether it’s strolling through medieval Old Towns or relaxing in charming cafés. This itinerary is ideal for travellers wanting to uncover Poland’s hidden flavours while enjoying a relaxed but well-organised journey.

6 day holiday

Krakow

This six-day Ultimate Krakow Short Break offers a packed itinerary combining culinary delights, poignant history, and breathtaking scenery. Stay for five nights at the stylish PURO Hotel Kraków Kazimierz, and enjoy a guided food walking tour where you’ll sample a range of traditional and modern Polish dishes, with vodka tastings along the way. Highlights include an emotional day trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau and a fascinating underground visit to the Wieliczka Salt Mine, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. You’ll also have time to discover Krakow’s cultural gems, from the majestic Wawel Castle to the bustling Cloth Hall and the historic Jewish Quarter of Kazimierz.

The break also includes a day trip to Zakopane, a charming alpine town at the foot of the Tatra Mountains. On the way, stop at a traditional bacówka to sample Oscypek, the region’s famous smoked cheese, before strolling along lively Krupówki Street and taking the funicular up Mount Gubałówka for sweeping views. Throughout the trip, there’s a good balance between organised excursions and free time, allowing you to explore Krakow’s hidden corners or simply relax in one of its leafy parks or cosy cafés.

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