Upon your arrival at the airport, you will receive a Welcome Package containing all necessary documents and tickets for your trip. At the public area of the Arrivals Hall level, between the Old and the New terminal, you can easily find your private driver waiting for you in front of Europcar. Additionally, an English speaking assistant will accompany you to the hotel, assist with check-in, and provide a detailed overview of the welcome package, itinerary, and address any inquiries you may have.

Warsaw, Poland’s capital and largest city, is the seat of the president, government, and parliament. Despite its stormy history, including Napoleon's march, uprisings, repressions, and World War II, the city has continued to develop. Learn about life during the Warsaw Uprising and under communism, as well as current business centers and issues. Discover legends from the past, the elections of Polish kings, and the secrets of Varsovian houses' enclosed courtyards. Uncover the former location of a Russian tsar's mausoleum, learn about original housing and 70-year-old reconstructions, and find where the Warsaw Pact was signed. The sightseeing route takes you through the picturesque Old Town, a UNESCO Heritage site restored after WWII. Visit the Old Town Market Square, the New Town, the Barbican, St John's Cathedral, and the Royal Castle. Explore the Saxon Gardens with the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the impressive Palace of Culture and Science. Take in the Great Theatre with its Apollonian Quadriga and walk along the Royal Route to the Holy Cross Church.

Embark on a tantalizing food tour of Warsaw and immerse yourself in the authentic flavors of Polish cuisine. Experience the true essence of Polish gastronomy, with the beloved dumplings known as "pierogi" as the crown jewel. This immersive experience takes you to hand-picked establishments that offer a delightful selection of traditional Polish dishes. Learn the secrets behind crafting perfect pierogi as you indulge in these delicate dumplings. But the culinary adventure goes beyond pierogi. Your taste buds will be treated to a variety of other Polish delicacies that showcase the country's diverse cuisine. Enjoy hearty soups, succulent meat dishes, mouthwatering desserts, and more as you explore the full spectrum of flavors that Polish cuisine has to offer.

Experience a private transfer from Warsaw to Krakow, stopping to explore the Jasna Gora Monastery in Czestochowa. This renowned sanctuary of the Virgin Mary in Poland is a popular pilgrimage site for Roman Catholics. The Gothic church, now expanded, houses the famous "Black Madonna" painting, adorned with diamond and ruby garments. During church ceremonies, a silver curtain from 1673 is raised to the sound of a fanfare. The Jasna Gora treasury also displays a stunning collection of goldsmith treasures and national mementos. The monastery's fortifications were added in 1430. After the guided tour, continue your journey 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.

Enjoy a private transfer from Krakow to Wroclaw, which will last around 3 hours.

Embark on a private cruise along the Odra River, where you can indulge in an unforgettable dining experience. A private driver will pick you up from your hotel and take you to your exclusive boat. Wroclaw, often referred to as the Venice of Poland, is made up of 12 islands and features over 100 bridges that connect various streams, canals, and inlets. As you sail along the river, you will be captivated by the charm of the city's Old Town and its unique blend of Bohemian, Austrian, and Prussian architecture and culture. Don't miss out on the opportunity to spot some of the city's famed dwarf statues, of which there are more than 300! Your cruise package includes a delicious dinner, complete with a main dish, dessert, and a bottle of wine. To wrap up your tour, you will be transferred back to your hotel.

Embark on a tour of Wroclaw, where history and architecture come together. Start at Ostrów Tumski, the oldest part of the city, and explore the magnificent Cathedral. Then, visit the renowned University and admire the beauty of Aula Leopoldina. Finally, take a leisurely walk around the captivating Market Square and marvel at the City Hall.

With your private driver and guide, discover Ksiaz Castle, Poland's third largest castle. Learn about its rich history and unique location on a rock cliff overlooking the Pelcznica River. Surrounded by a lush forest, the castle stands at an impressive height of 395m above sea level. Built in the late 13th century, the castle showcases a blend of architectural influences. Explore its opulent halls and courtyards, including the Grand Ballroom and Dining Hall, and appreciate its exquisite design and craftsmanship.

Experience a stress-free airport transfer in a private vehicle with your very own personal driver.