Overview:
Warsaw is an extraordinary city where western and eastern cultures meet. Historic buildings, palaces and churches destroyed during the War have been reconstructed with great care, but traces of its heroic past can still be seen. Warsaw features a splendid Old Town, with Market Square, St. John's Cathedral, the Barbican and Castle Square. Take a taxi along the Royal Route with its numerous churches, monuments, historic buildings and palaces, past the Parliament. Stroll through the grand Lazienki Park with its "Palace on the Water" and Chopin's monument. On the way back, pause to pay respects at the former Jewish Ghetto monument, followed by a drive past the imposing building of the Grand Theatre and the Tomb of the Unknown Solider.
Package prices per person based on availability and two people sharing a standard twin or double room.
Tour Itinerary:
Day 1: Arrival in Warsaw
Upon arrival in Warsaw you'll be met and transferred to the hotel of your choice.
Days 2 – 3: Free time in Warsaw
Breakfasts at the hotel followed by a free time to explore the city. We can offer sightseeing tours with private guides or you can join some of the public sightseeing tours operated in the city.
Warsaw features a splendid Old Town, with beautiful sites such as St. John's Cathedral, Market Square, Castle Square and the Barbican. You can take a walk along the Royal Route with its wide variety of monuments, churches and palaces. Or enjoy a stroll through the grand Lazienki Park with its "Palace on the Water" and its monumne t to the world-famous Polish composer Frederik Chopin. On your return, you can stop to pay respects at the monument of the former Jewish Ghetto. We also suggest visting the impressive Grand Theatre and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Lazienki, one of the most beautiful parks in Europe, was founded in 1766 by Stanislaw August Poniatowski, the last king of Poland. The Palace on the Water, is the most famous building in the complex. The palace burned down at the end of WWII and was carefully reconstructed and now hosts Thursday art-receptions.
One spectacular sight worth visiting is the summer residence of King Jan Sobieski, located just outside of Warsaw, often called "Little Versailles". The fabulous interiors include furniture and ornaments from the period of Sobieski’s victory over the Ottoman Turkish army at the Battle of Vienna in 1683. In the ground, you can find an Italian Baroque garden, a rose garden, and an English park.
Day 4: Departure from Warsaw
After breakfast at your hotel, check out and your departure transfer will be provided to the airport. Return flight.
Package Includes:
- Direct flights from London to Warsaw and return (we can arrange flights from other airports upon request)
- 1 piece of check-in luggage per traveler
- Airport transfers in Warsaw
- Accommodation in a twin / double room (single supplement available)
- Breakfast at the hotel
- All taxes
- 24 hour emergency service
- ATOL protection
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