Poland
Extended weekend in Warsaw
Round trip
Why choose this trip
Discover with us the heart of Poland – a city of contrasts, history, and modern elegance! Join us on a journey to Warsaw, Poland's dynamic capital, where a rich past meets a vibrant present. Stroll through the charming streets of the Old Town, admire the majestic Royal Castle, and enjoy panoramic views from the Palace of Culture and Science. Don’t miss a relaxing break in the royal Łazienki Park, where peacocks roam freely among centuries-old trees and the famous statue of Fryderyk Chopin stands. In the modern Praga district, you can soak up the authentic Warsaw atmosphere or enjoy a glass of traditional Polish liqueur. Let yourself be surprised by the contrasts of Warsaw – a city that rose from the ashes and now shines with new energy.
More information about the difficulty of sightseeing tours HERE.
- New in Čedok's offer
- Fascinating capital city of Poland
- A great blend of history, culture, and modernity
- Affordable prices compared to Western capitals
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Tour program:
day 1:
arrival + sightseeing tour
Flight from Prague to Warsaw – the capital of Poland. Upon arrival, a half-day panoramic city tour with a local guide. The Old Town was almost completely destroyed during the war and, after a successful reconstruction, was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980. The Renaissance Krasiński Palace, part of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences. Its facade is decorated with reliefs by Faustyn Cengler, with statues of Greek goddesses placed in the niches, surrounded by an extensive garden complex with a pond. The Polish Supreme Court – an impressive building with copper-clad columns, is one of the most monumental structures in the Polish capital. The Łazienki Palace, founded in the 18th century, covers 76 hectares and its name comes from a Baroque bath pavilion from the 1680s. Since 1960, it has housed the Royal Łazienki Museum. In 1926, a statue of Frédéric Chopin – the famous Polish composer and piano virtuoso – was placed in the western part of the park. Accommodation in a hotel in the city center, overnight stay.
day 2:
walking city tour + polish vodka museum
After breakfast, we continue the city tour with a local guide. Nearly 85% of the historic center was destroyed by soldiers during the Warsaw Uprising in 1944. The Old Town was rebuilt, literally rising from the ashes, and today the city looks like a typical metropolis full of both historic and modern buildings, parks, shops, cafes, and restaurants. Be sure to try the local pierogi, usually filled with meat and cabbage, but there are also versions with mushrooms or curd cheese. Hearty Polish soups are also typical, such as the national dish żurek – a sour soup with sausage, egg, onion, and sour cream, traditionally served in a hollowed-out loaf of bread. Bazaar Różyckiego – the oldest market in Warsaw, founded in the Tsarist era (late 19th century) by a respected local pharmacist. Visit to the Polish vodka museum. Polish vodka is an important part of Polish culture, accompanying the people through historical events for centuries. The local museum is the only one in the world presenting the history, tradition, and role of Polish vodka in life. Return to the hotel, overnight stay.
day 3:
free day to explore the city
After breakfast, a free day for individual visits to the Polish capital. We recommend, for example, the Palace of Culture and Science, which stands 231 meters tall, has 42 floors, and was the tallest building in Poland when it was officially opened in 1955. The tower's summit houses the 2nd largest [something—context missing], and on the 30th floor there is an observation terrace with panoramic views. The Royal Castle (Zamek Królewski) was completely destroyed during World War II and carefully rebuilt in the 1970s and 1980s. Today, it is a symbol of Polish statehood, culture, and artistic heritage. Inside the castle, you can see richly decorated representative rooms where Polish kings once stayed, art collections including works by Rembrandt, and much more. For an additional fee, a visit to a Chopin concert can be arranged. Overnight at the hotel.
day 4:
departure
After breakfast, transfer to the airport and flight to Prague.
About Price
Price includes:
- Air transport Prague–Warsaw–Prague in economy class including taxes and surcharges
- 3 nights in a *** hotel with breakfast in the center of Warsaw
- Transfers according to the program
- Ticket to the Polish vodka museum
- Services of a local guide
- Insurance according to Act No. 159/99 Coll.
Price does not include:
- Public transport around the metropolis
- Entrance fees to heritage sites
- Local tourist tax payable on site, about 2 PLN/person/night
Additional services and tickets:
- Ticket for the Chopin concert 1,090 CZK
- Approximate entrance fees:
- Ticket to the observation terrace of the Palace of Science and Culture 28 PLN
- Chopin Museum 30 PLN
- Royal Castle 40 PLN
Information:
- The minimum number of participants required for the trip to take place is 15 people.
- Program changes reserved. Accommodation is provided at the Campanile hotel or a similar one.
Rooms:
Double room
Double room, 2 separate beds
Meals:
Breakfast
Offer code: WAW1820
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Poland
Extended weekend in Warsaw
Round trip
Why choose this trip
Discover with us the heart of Poland – a city of contrasts, history, and modern elegance! Join us on a journey to Warsaw, Poland's dynamic capital, where a rich past meets a vibrant present. Stroll through the charming streets of the Old Town, admire the majestic Royal Castle, and enjoy panoramic views from the Palace of Culture and Science. Don’t miss a relaxing break in the royal Łazienki Park, where peacocks roam freely among centuries-old trees and the famous statue of Fryderyk Chopin stands. In the modern Praga district, you can soak up the authentic Warsaw atmosphere or enjoy a glass of traditional Polish liqueur. Let yourself be surprised by the contrasts of Warsaw – a city that rose from the ashes and now shines with new energy.
More information about the difficulty of sightseeing tours HERE.
- New in Čedok's offer
- Fascinating capital city of Poland
- A great blend of history, culture, and modernity
- Affordable prices compared to Western capitals
View trip route
Tour program:
day 1:
arrival + sightseeing tour
Flight from Prague to Warsaw – the capital of Poland. Upon arrival, a half-day panoramic city tour with a local guide. The Old Town was almost completely destroyed during the war and, after a successful reconstruction, was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980. The Renaissance Krasiński Palace, part of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences. Its facade is decorated with reliefs by Faustyn Cengler, with statues of Greek goddesses placed in the niches, surrounded by an extensive garden complex with a pond. The Polish Supreme Court – an impressive building with copper-clad columns, is one of the most monumental structures in the Polish capital. The Łazienki Palace, founded in the 18th century, covers 76 hectares and its name comes from a Baroque bath pavilion from the 1680s. Since 1960, it has housed the Royal Łazienki Museum. In 1926, a statue of Frédéric Chopin – the famous Polish composer and piano virtuoso – was placed in the western part of the park. Accommodation in a hotel in the city center, overnight stay.
day 2:
walking city tour + polish vodka museum
After breakfast, we continue the city tour with a local guide. Nearly 85% of the historic center was destroyed by soldiers during the Warsaw Uprising in 1944. The Old Town was rebuilt, literally rising from the ashes, and today the city looks like a typical metropolis full of both historic and modern buildings, parks, shops, cafes, and restaurants. Be sure to try the local pierogi, usually filled with meat and cabbage, but there are also versions with mushrooms or curd cheese. Hearty Polish soups are also typical, such as the national dish żurek – a sour soup with sausage, egg, onion, and sour cream, traditionally served in a hollowed-out loaf of bread. Bazaar Różyckiego – the oldest market in Warsaw, founded in the Tsarist era (late 19th century) by a respected local pharmacist. Visit to the Polish vodka museum. Polish vodka is an important part of Polish culture, accompanying the people through historical events for centuries. The local museum is the only one in the world presenting the history, tradition, and role of Polish vodka in life. Return to the hotel, overnight stay.
day 3:
free day to explore the city
After breakfast, a free day for individual visits to the Polish capital. We recommend, for example, the Palace of Culture and Science, which stands 231 meters tall, has 42 floors, and was the tallest building in Poland when it was officially opened in 1955. The tower's summit houses the 2nd largest [something—context missing], and on the 30th floor there is an observation terrace with panoramic views. The Royal Castle (Zamek Królewski) was completely destroyed during World War II and carefully rebuilt in the 1970s and 1980s. Today, it is a symbol of Polish statehood, culture, and artistic heritage. Inside the castle, you can see richly decorated representative rooms where Polish kings once stayed, art collections including works by Rembrandt, and much more. For an additional fee, a visit to a Chopin concert can be arranged. Overnight at the hotel.
day 4:
departure
After breakfast, transfer to the airport and flight to Prague.
About Price
Price includes:
- Air transport Prague–Warsaw–Prague in economy class including taxes and surcharges
- 3 nights in a *** hotel with breakfast in the center of Warsaw
- Transfers according to the program
- Ticket to the Polish vodka museum
- Services of a local guide
- Insurance according to Act No. 159/99 Coll.
Price does not include:
- Public transport around the metropolis
- Entrance fees to heritage sites
- Local tourist tax payable on site, about 2 PLN/person/night
Additional services and tickets:
- Ticket for the Chopin concert 1,090 CZK
- Approximate entrance fees:
- Ticket to the observation terrace of the Palace of Science and Culture 28 PLN
- Chopin Museum 30 PLN
- Royal Castle 40 PLN
Information:
- The minimum number of participants required for the trip to take place is 15 people.
- Program changes reserved. Accommodation is provided at the Campanile hotel or a similar one.
Rooms:
Meals:
Offer code: WAW1820