Essential Poland
On this focused tour, visit four Polish UNESCO sites in six days - Warsaw's Old Town, Krakow's Historic Center, the Auschwitz/Birkenau camp and the Wieliczka Salt Mine.
Days 1-2: Warsaw
In Poland's lively capital, take a walking tour of the reconstructed Old Town and the powerful Royal Palace, home of Poland's kings from the 16th century up to the country's partition. Visit gracious Lazienki Royal Gardens, and, in the summertime, enjoy an outdoor Chopin concert.
Days 3-6: Krakow
Board a morning express train to Krakow, Poland's royal capital from the 11th to the 16th century. Wander the medieval Market Square and Wawel Castle, the seat of Polish kings for hundreds of years. Pay your respects at Auschwitz, where 1.5 million people, mostly Jews, were systematically murdered by the Third Reich. In the Wieliczka Salt Mine, admire the Chapel of the Blessed Kinga, where everything, including statuary and chandeliers, is carved from salt.
Trip Details

| Length of Trip: |
6 Days |
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Your choice of dates - start on a Saturday |
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| Land Tour Cost for 2010 trips: |
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| 2 traveler minimum |
From $1,895 |
| Single Supplement |
From $395 |
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| Essential trip prices vary by season and are subject to hotel availability for your travel dates. Hotel upgrades, additional nights and solo traveler prices are available on request. Contact us for a descriptive itinerary and booking details. |
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MIR Signature Features

- Wander the expertly restored Old Town square of Warsaw
- Take a sobering visit to Auschwitz to bear witness to a sad chapter in history
Map - Click to Enlarge

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| Days 1-2: |
Warsaw |
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| Day 3: |
Train to Krakow |
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| Days 4-6: |
Krakow, Aushwitz |
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About Essential Trips

Flexible Essential Private Trips are compact, well-designed private tour itineraries - researched and ready to book on the dates you choose. They work perfectly as brief overviews of a country or as effortless extensions to group tours - great for solo travelers, couples, or private parties who prefer to travel independently but appreciate a savvy predesigned program.
Some images on this page courtesy Polish National Tourist Board

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