Prolonged Polish Peregrination

Views and Foods

If you've just arrived, we suggest visiting the Krakowskie Przedmiescie, a famed street that forms the northern end of the Royal Way. Here, you can climb to the top of the St. Anna's Church Bell Tower, which provides an amazing view of the Royal Castle and the Old Town. After this not insignificant exercise (there are 150 steps to climb), treat yourself to a nice dinner at the nearby U Fukiera restaurant. Through delicious Polish cuisine, you'll start immersing yourself in the local culture. Smacznego!

Classic Warsaw Private Tour by Communist Minibus

Bialowieza: a Touch of the Wild

Walk the Royal Way

Follow in the footsteps of kings by taking the Royal Way through the center of the city, from the Green Gate to the Golden Gate. This route will take you down Ulica Dluga and Dlugi Targ, the "Long Lane" and "Long Market," along which many of the city's landmarks are arranged. It offers the most direct way to get to know and fall in love with Gdansk.

Gdansk Private Walking Tour

Gdansk is an ideal city for walking tours, because most of the most notable sites are close to one another. You'll be led by an experienced local guide who will entertain you with stories from the colorful past of Gdansk. Let your curiosity run wild as you stroll along the city streets and come to a new appreciation of this destination. In a short period of time you'll get a complete picture of the city. This tour best way to get to know the character, history and atmosphere of Gdansk, a unique city with a spirit all its own.

The Museum of Solidarity

Next to the entrance of the Gdansk Shipyard, where the movement that overthrew Polish communism was born, you'll find the impressive new European Solidarity Center. This museum is devoted to the Solidarity movement led by Lech Walesa and features film screenings, sound recordings, and interactive exhibits.

Tricity (Gdansk - Sopot - Gdynia) Private Tour

Gdansk, Sopot and Gdynia are popularly known as the Tricity. Although they share much in common, they have radically different histories and appearances. Discover beautiful beaches, an enchanting medieval Old Town, and a bustling port city boasting museum ships and murals. This is an ideal tour for those who are in Gdansk for a limited time, but still want to get to know Gdansk and its neighbors.

Wolf's Lair Private Tour

Sign on this full day private tour to The Wolf’s Lair and discover Hitler's first Eastern front military headquarters, a historical place located in the Masurian woods. It is where he spent over 800 days during World War II and is also the deeply hidden location of the failed assassination attempt on his life that took place in 1944. Additional attraction on this tour will be visiting the most beautiful baroque church in northern Poland, sanctuary of St. Marry, place of miracle from IV centrury, where you will have opportunity to see the church and listen to an organ concert.

Stroll the Medieval Old Town

Experience the feeling of going back to the 14th century by wandering through the UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site that is Torun's Old Town. See the fascinating gothic Town Hall building and take some time to visit its museum, home to an extensive collection of gothic art, ancient crafts, and Polish paintings. From the top of its 130-foot tower, you can take in a dazzling panorama of the city, and the Vistula river beyond.

Torun Private Walking Tour

Explore magical Torun, a showplace of Northern Gothic architecture, and the birthplace of the astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. Your knowledgeable guide will show you not only the most important monuments, but also share with you many interesting details which will make your experience much more valuable.

For Every Taste

Highlights of Poznan Private Tour

Poznan's bustling Old Market Square, and its surroundings, are a charming remnant of 16th century prosperity. On this tour, you'll see the best-preserved highlights of this era, including Town Hall, once celebrated as "the most beautiful building north of the Alps" Along with various other sites, from the Stallkeepers' Houses to the Royal Castle and the goats monument (the city is really fond of the beasts), you can optionally join your guide for one of the city's specialties, the St. Martin's Croissant, along with a tea or coffee.

Spend an Afternoon at the Medieval Market Square

Impressively restored, Wroclaw's market square is a thriving social hub, much the same way it was when it was founded in the 13th century. One of the largest such squares in Europe, it's surrounded by magnificent medieval architecture. Be sure to visit the town hall at its center, a unique Gothic building open to visitors. This city center also makes for an ideal place for a welcoming drink. We recommend trying the Pod Papugami restaurant, where you can get great cocktails alongside delicious dishes, in order to best sit back and soak in the city's atmosphere.

Wroclaw Private Walking Tour

Your professional and experience guide is more than happy to share with you a valuable insight into the history and culture of Wroclaw on this private 3-hour walking tour of the energetic Polish city. We invite you to get familiar with all the landmarks and hidden corners while listening to guide's illuminating commentary.

Polish Fine Dining Surprise

The food scene in Wroclaw is definitely picking up. Among various of interesting propositions La Maddalena stands out as one of the best fine-dining restaurants in the city. Exemplary service, fantastic ambience, and most importantly delicious dishes, guarantees great time for foodies.

Fine Dining in Zakopane

Prepare yourself for an impeccable dining experience at a beautiful venue. Goralska Tradycja combines the best of Goral (highlander) culture, Zakopane's traditions, and regional cuisine. A charming interior, delicious dishes, and a breathtaking view of the Tatra Mountains make this restaurant an exceptional place to visit. Besides delectable main dishes, each cooked to perfection (like roast duck, trout, and pierogi), they are also known for mouth-watering desserts and tasty coffee.

Zakopane Private Walking Tour with Gubalowka Funicular Ride and Oscypek Cheese Tasting

Zakopane, known as the "Winter Capital of Poland" is a delightful town situated at the foot of the grandiose Tatra mountains. Through centuries this region attracted the most prominent Polish artists, writers, poets, painters, musicians and composers. It is a place where culture meets nature. Get to know this unique place during a 4 hour private walking tour.

Feast at the Foot of the Tatra Mountains

During the evening, we recommend dining at a very traditional highlander restaurant called Bakowo Zohylina Niznio. There, you'll find tasty regional food and a great atmosphere. Be sure to visit after 7:00 PM, when a local band starts playing folk songs, which adds to the already terrific vibes. The restaurant is located on the walking route near the famous Krupowki Street. Don't forget to try the grilled cheese ("Oscypek") with cranberry jam and potato pancakes ("moskol") with garlic butter!

Settle in and Enjoy

If you've just arrived, before starting on tours, head out and get a feel for this unique city. If you're staying near the main square ("Rynek,") take a leisurely stroll, visit the Cloth Hall, and have a coffee with a view at Cafe Szal. If you start near the Kazimierz district, treat yourself to a delicious dinner at Starka restaurant. Either way, let yourself get charmed by Krakow.

Krakow Private Walking Tour

Today you’ll get a feel for the story of the city with a private tour with a local expert. There's much to discover as you walk the famed Royal Route through the city's heart, on this tour filled to the brim with historical facts and anecdotes. You'll wander from the Barbican and St. Florian's Gate to the spectacular royal hilltop Wawel Castle, visiting the Main Square with its Cloth Hall and St. Mary's Basilica along the way.

Kazimierz Highlights of Jewish Heritage Private Tour

This three-hour excursion will show you some of the most important sites of Jewish culture in Krakow. These include seven synagogues (you'll go inside two of them), Helena Rubinstein House, "Schindler's List" film locations, and much more. We invite you to learn about the 800 years of Jewish history and discover what the Jewish community was before, during, and after the war.

Jewish Dinner and Klezmer Concert in Kazimierz

In the heart of Krakow’s former Jewish district Kazimierz, you will find one of the most well-established restaurants in the city named "Klezmer Hois". Inside the sixteenth century building awaits for you an artistic and culinary offer referring to the pre-war Jewish Kazimierz. We invite you to discover the taste of Jewish cuisine and the charm of klezmer music.

Wieliczka Salt Mine Group Tour

This Salt Mine is one of the oldest in the world and was established in the 13th century. Today salt is no longer mined in Wieliczka, but this original underground complex is preserved in a great condition, making it a world-class monument. This astonishing place was recognised in the UNESCO’s World Cultural and Natural Heritage List due to its breathtaking underground chambers carved entirely in salt. Wieliczka Salt Mine tours rank among the most popular day trips from Krakow and draws attention of over one million visitors each year.

Classical Krakow: Chopin Concert

Chopin is one of Poland’s most renowned composers, and today we suggest taking in a recital of his music in the Old Town's Chopin Concert Hall.

Life Centers Around the City Center

There’s a bunch of interesting landmarks to discover in the city of Lublin. Chiefly around the Old Town Market Square area, the historical Center of Lublin. Grodzka Gate, The Krakowska Gate, Cathedral of St John the Baptist and of course, the majestical Lublin Castle adjacent to the Old town district, are all literally stone's throw away from one another, providing for a convenient and utterly pleasant walk.

Lublin Private Walking Tour

Get acquainted with historical landmarks and fascinating places in Lublin's Old Town with a walking tour. Don’t expect a monotonous tour with lots of detailed information. The guide's aim is to entertain you with arresting accounts, legends, and anecdotes. You'll hear inspirational and memorable stories covering the town’s history from the dark ages until today as you walk through Lublin's historic center.

Branch Out, Into the Past

Just outside Lublin sits Majdanek, one of the best preserved concentration camps, and a sobering reminder of the region's past. Lublin is already off the beaten path, but if you want to visit a real hidden gem you should make a day trip to Kazimierz Dolny. This scenic, well-preserved medieval town is just an hour's drive from Lublin.

Shopping in the City

Warsaw offers plenty of places for shopping, whether you're seeking out design and fashion, or local products and souvenirs. Arkadia Mall is one of the biggest malls in Poland, full of flagship stores and international brands, alongside restaurants, cafes, a movie theater, and even a medical center. Similarly lavish is the Zlote Tarasy complex, located next to the central train station. For a more quaint atmosphere, you should check Old Town Market Square, a great place for purchasing local souvenirs.