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4 Nights Warsaw Palaces and Stately Krakow

ⓘ Price includes £1/pp local charges, payable at accommodation

On this trip

What you will do

Take in Warsaw from the top of the Palace of Culture & Science
Listen to the accounts of WWII at the Warsaw Rising Museum
Marvel at the immaculate architecture in the Old Town
Discover the regal splendour of the glorious Royal Castle
Slip onto the wild party side of Warsaw for a night of clubbing
Admire Warsaw’s palaces at Lazienki Park and Wilanów Palace
Chug along the vast plains of Poland on board a Train to Kraków
Whiz round stunning sights of the Old Town by horse cart or bike
Head beneath Rynek Glówny to experience the Rynek Underground
Shop at Europe’s largest medieval market for sensational gifts
Behold the underground salt sculptures within the Wieliczka Salt Mine
View Kraków from the lush heights of the Kosciuszko Mound

Dates and prices

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Return flights
5 Days / 04 Nights
Bed & Breakfast

Not included: travel insurance, tips and optional trips. See everything the price covers

Your stay

Stop by stop

Stop 1

Warsaw

You stay at Mercure Warszawa Centrum

About Mercure Warszawa Centrum

Mercure Warszawa Centrum, Warsaw

Mercure Warszawa Centrum hotel is located in the city centre, just steps away from Warsaw's famous landmarks such as the Palace of Culture and Science or the modern Shopping Centre Zlote Tarasy.

Guests can enjoy the benefits of staying in the elegant and spacious, brand new interiors. Air-conditioned rooms feature private bathrooms with a bathtub or a shower, tea and coffee making facilities, as well as a safety deposit box.

The 24-hour front desk offers ticket and tour services. Among the many facilities that are at the guests’ disposal, Mercure Warszawa Centrum has a fitness centre, a hot tub and a sauna.

A buffet breakfast offers a variety of hot and cold delights available in the mornings in the Brasserie Restaurant. Business lunches and an à la ca

Stop 2

Hilton Garden Inn Krakow

About Hilton Garden Inn Krakow

Hilton Garden Inn Krakow

Situated on a bend in the Vistula River across from the Wawel Castle, this Krakow hotel is the first Hilton Garden Inn in Poland. Hilton Garden Inn is the perfect base for exploring the Galician architecture, verdant city parks, baroque palaces and gothic churches of Poland's second largest city. Ideally located in central Krakow, the hotel is within walking distance from many cultural attractions such as the Kazimierz Jewish Quarter and the historic Old City, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

Guests can discover stylish and affordable accommodations every time at the Hilton Garden Inn Krakow hotel. All 154 rooms provide free WiFi and free wired Internet, LCD TVs with cable channels, and conveniences like refrigerators and coffee makers. Other amenities available to

In the price

What the price covers

We take care of return flights from the UK to Poland
2 Nights stay at the 4 Star Hotel Mercure Warszawa Centrum in Warsaw
Enjoy Train from Warsaw to Kraków
2 Nights stay at the 4 Star Hilton Garden Inn Hotel in Kraków
A stay in Poland includes bed and breakfast board basis

The detail

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The full trip description

Resilient, powerful and magnificently magical, if any country in Europe can boast hypnotic superpowers, its Poland. Lonely Planet has named the country amongst the 10 travel destinations for 2016! The portal stated, “while the rest of Europe descended into the doldrums, visitor numbers in Poland climbed”. Clearly 2016 is the year for putting the icing on the cake with our twin centre – or rather, the swirl of smietana in a bowl of beetroot soup!

We start in Warsaw – Poland’s biggest city. This fearless capital bursts with culture, energy and action like no other destination: from funky street fests, edgy art openings, and lots of highbrow, Chopin-inspired music festivals; from the non-stop club scene pulsating from the basements of apartment blocks to the bright lights of the theatres, where the thump of a jazz band may reach you across the snow, Warsaw has mustered up all its strength and crashed through the restricting iron bars after 40 years of Communist rule and, ever since the city’s been making up for lost time.

After Train transfer from Warsaw, you arrive in Kraków. This beautiful city emerged from World War II virtually unscathed – it slumbered under communism until Poland won its freedom in 1989. Travel presenter Rick Steves says “Today this city is Poland’s leading tourist attraction…with plenty of top-notch sights.” From the delightful parks, churches, market squares and the sacred Wawel Hill and Cathedral, Kraków is not to be missed!