Poland Uncovered: Eat, Explore, and Live Like a Local!
7 days / 6 nights
This tour is an immersive journey through Poland’s rich culture, history, and cuisine. Discover hidden gems, savor authentic Polish dishes, and experience daily life like a local. From vibrant cities to charming villages, this tour offers unforgettable encounters, hands-on activities, and genuine hospitality. Perfect for travelers seeking an authentic and delicious adventure!
| Day 1 | Saturday > Warsaw |
Welcome to Poland !
Individual arrivals to Warsaw. Optional transfer to the hotel.
Overnight in 4* hotel centrally located in Warsaw.
| Day 2 | Sunday > Warsaw |
Breakfast in the hotel.
Feel like a local and use unlimited Warsaw transportation this day with your guide.
Visit Warsaw – the capital city of Poland. During this tour, we will visit the most important spots in the city and will have an opportunity to become acquainted with the sometimes tragic past of Warsaw and the history of Poland. We will start our tour by visiting the Old Town, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the New Town. We will continue our journey to Krasinski Palace, the Supreme Court building and the Warsaw Uprising Monument.
Cross the Vistula river by boat and move for a while to Praga. Explore the right bank part of Warsaw. As it was, fortunately and almost miraculously, not destroyed during World War II, it is now considered to be the most authentic part of the city. Discover shrines hidden away in the courtyards and seek out the original murals found in the area.
Step into the Bazaar Rozyckiego, Warsaw’s oldest market, taste the best pyzy and flaki in Warsaw, local food specialty. Pyzy is a characteristic Polish meal. It`s little bit like dumplings in the form of knobs, usually stuffed with meat with pork scratching, some lard or fried onion on top. There are different options so pyzy can be served without any filling and on top you can also have other sauces like green pesto.
Don’t you feel tired ? Go by yourself to the Lazienki Royal Park to see the famous monument dedicated to Frederic Chopin. Relax in the beautiful rose garden, among the dazzling natural elements of the park. You will truly forget that you are in a major European Capital City.
Overnight in 4* hotel centrally located in Warsaw.
Optional Chopin’s concert in a unique concert hall:
Start your romantic evening in the Old Town listenning a Chopin concert. Nestled in the cobblestone streets of the Old Town of Warsaw stands a unique neoclassical concert hall with original “plaster stucco” walls, crystal mirrors, and stylish nineteenth century decorations. Walk through the doors and step into the era of Chopin for a two-part ensemble of Chopin’s greatest pieces played by internationally recognized pianists. Enjoy a glass of sparkling wine. End your day in one of the many restaurants in the Old Town.
Price: 38 EUR / pax
| Day 3 | Monday > Warsaw > Wroclaw |
Breakfast in the hotel.
Direct train II class Warszawa Centralna – Wroclaw Glowny (4h30min).
Transfer from the train station to your hotel.
Start exploring Wroclaw from visiting to a Polish bakery and tasting local treats. It is a delightful experience filled with the irresistible aroma of freshly baked bread and pastries. The display is often a feast for the eyes, featuring golden-brown pączki (Polish donuts), flaky kruche ciasteczka (butter cookies), and rich, creamy sernik (cheesecake).
Welcome to magic Wroclaw – the City of 100 Bridges. Its rich history and medieval character attracts millions of tourists every year. Admire the 13th century Cathedral of St. John the Baptist located on Ostrow Tumski island – the oldest part of the city. Crossing the bridge over Odra River, we enter the Old Town to see Wroclaw University famous for Aula Leopoldina – representative baroque hall. Further walk around medieval cobblestone streets leads to the Market Square, one of the largest in Europe, surrounded by old tenement houses with the gothic Town Hall in the centre.
Overnight in 4* hotel centrally located in Wroclaw.
| Day 4 | Tuesday > Wroclaw > Krakow |
Breakfast in the hotel.
Direct train II class Wroclaw Glowny – Krakow Glowny (3h)
Feel like a local and take unlimited travels of public transport with your guide.
Start your sightseeing from tasting “zapiekanka” a Polish fast food consisting of half a baguette (or huge panini) usually covered with mushrooms, ham, cheese and vegetables. There are a lot of varieties and it all depends on the ingredients you want to put in it.
Krakow is the cultural capital of Poland with Old Town listed as UNESCO Heritage. During the tour you would see Barbican and defensive walls with Florian’s Gate, the Main Market Square with Sukiennice Cloth Hall, St Mary’s Church and Town Hall Tower. We would proceed to the Jagiellonian University, pass by Archbishop Palace (where John Paul II used to live) as well as St Andrew’s Church and St Peter and Paul’s Church to reach the Wawel Hill.
Overnight in 4* hotel centrally located in Krakow.
| Day 5 | Wednesday > Krakow |
Breakfast in the hotel.
Free time.
Overnight in 4* hotel centrally located in Krakow.
Optional trip to Auschwitz-Birekanu:
All over the world Auschwitz has become a symbol of terror, genocide and the Holocaust. It was established by the Nazis in 1940, in the suburbs of the city of Oswiecim (Auschwitz in German) which, like other parts of Poland, was occupied by the Germans during the Second World War. A visit to concentration and extermination camp museum might help you to comprehend what incomprehensible.
Price: 95 EUR / pax (min. 2 pax)
Optional dinner with Klezmer music concert:
In the evening we celebrate the end of a great tour with a traditional Jewish dinner accompanied by Klezmer music with its expressive melodies, said to be reminiscent of the human voice. Following dinner, if you wish to join them, your Leader will take you to a few local bars and pubs to give you the chance to try the typical Polish beers and the extensive local vodka varieties.
Price: 50 EUR / pax
| Day 6 | Thursday > Krakow > Wieliczka > Krakow |
Breakfast in the hotel.
Overnight in 4* hotel centrally located in Krakow.
Optional trip to Wieliczka Salt Mine:
Transfer from Krakow to Wieliczka the most beautiful and the oldest operating salt mine in the world (UNESCO Heritage). From over 700 years it was a source of Polish fortune and a physical fundament of culture. Today Wieliczka is the most willingly visited Polish tourist object with magnificent chapels, charming underground lakes and original tools and equipment. During this tour you could see a number of excavated chambers on 3 levels adorned with beautiful sculptures made of salt as well as a salt museum. Transfer back to Krakow.
Price: 75 EUR / pax (min. 2 pax)
| Day 7 | Friday > Warsaw |
Breakfast in the hotel.
Transfer to the train station.
Direct train II class Krakow Glowny – Warszawa Centralna (3h).
Flight back to your country.
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Prices and Dates:
Code: | Date: |
| PU1 | 12.06 – 20.06.2025 |
| PU2 | 05.07 – 11.07.2025 |
| PU3 | 02.08 – 08.08.2025 |
| PU4 | 06.09 – 12.09.2025 |
| PU5 | 04.10 – 10.10.2025 |
| PU6 | 01.11 – 07.11.2025 |
Package per person in dbl/twin room | 3rd person in triple room | SGL supplement |
Price includes:
- 6 nights in 4* hotels centrally located with a breakfast:
- 2 nights in 4* Mercure Centrum Hotel in Warsaw
- 1 night in 4* Scandic Hotel in Wroclaw
- 3 nights in 4* INX Design Hotel in Krakow
- 6 x daily breakfast
- 1 x homemade lunch – pyzy – in Warsaw
- Polish pastries in Wroclaw
- Polish local food – Zapiekanka – in Krakow
- English-speaking guide for the entire tour
- Transfers to / from the train station
- II class train ticket: Warszawa Centralna – Wroclaw Glowny
- II class train ticket: Wroclaw Glowny – Krakow Glowny
- II class train ticket: Krakow Glowny – Warszawa Centralna
- Tranfer to / from the train station
- 24h ticket for a public transport in Warsaw
- 24h ticket for a public transport in Wroclaw
- 72h ticket for a public transport in Krakow
- Entrances
- Local guides:
- Warsaw 4h
- Wroclaw 3h
- Krakow 4h
Price excludes:
- Chopin’s concert in a unique concert hall. Supplement 38 EUR/pax
- Auschwitz-Birkenau tour. Supplement 95 EUR/pax (min.2 pax)
- Dinner with Klezmer music concert. Supplement 50 EUR/pax
- Transfer to/from Warsaw Airport, one way. Supplement 65 EUR (1-2 pax), 90 EUR (3-5 pax).
- Transfer to/from Modlin Airport, one way. Supplement 120 EUR (1-2 pax), 150 EUR (3-5 pax).
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Poland uncovered – eat, explore and live like a local
Discover Poland beyond standard sightseeing through a curated experience focused on local food, everyday culture, and authentic city life. This program is designed for travelers who want more than landmarks – it offers direct access to how people actually live, eat, and spend time in Warsaw and Krakow.
Instead of following generic tourist routes, you explore neighborhoods, culinary spots, and cultural spaces selected by local experts who understand where real experiences happen. The itinerary combines structured travel with flexibility, allowing you to engage with the destination in a more natural and immersive way.
What does “living like a local” actually mean?
This experience goes beyond traditional tours. It focuses on how cities function on a daily level – where people eat, how they spend their free time, and which places define their lifestyle.
You are not limited to major attractions. Instead, you:
- visit neighborhoods that are not part of standard tourist routes
- experience local food culture in real settings, not staged environments
- explore everyday spaces that reflect how cities actually operate
This approach creates a more personal and less transactional travel experience.
Local expertise and curated city experience
The program is developed by regional specialists who work directly within Central European destinations. Their role is not only to organize logistics, but to identify places and experiences that are relevant from a local perspective.
This includes:
- selecting restaurants and food concepts that represent real culinary trends
- designing routes that reflect how locals move through the city
- adjusting the pace and structure of the itinerary to avoid tourist-heavy patterns
As a result, the experience feels intentional rather than generic.
Warsaw – modern lifestyle, food scene, and hidden districts
Warsaw offers one of the most dynamic urban environments in Central Europe. It is not only a capital city, but also a hub for modern food concepts, design, and evolving cultural spaces.
Within this experience, Warsaw is presented through:
- its contemporary culinary scene, including modern Polish cuisine and international influences
- districts that reflect current urban lifestyle, not only historical identity
- spaces where locals spend time – from casual dining spots to creative venues
This allows you to see Warsaw as a living city, not just a historical destination.
Krakow – tradition, atmosphere, and local culture
Krakow complements Warsaw by offering a more traditional and атмосферic perspective. The city is known for its preserved structure, but its real value lies in how culture and daily life are still closely connected.
Here, the experience focuses on:
- local food traditions and their modern interpretations
- neighborhood life, especially in areas like Kazimierz
- the balance between historical setting and contemporary creative scene
Krakow is not only about monuments – it is about atmosphere, rhythm, and cultural continuity.
Food as a core part of the experience
Food is one of the main pillars of this program. It is not treated as an addition, but as a central way of understanding the destination.
You experience:
- traditional Polish dishes in authentic settings
- modern reinterpretations of local cuisine
- street food and casual dining that reflect everyday habits
This approach allows you to understand cultural differences through taste, not just observation.
What makes this program different from standard tours?
The key difference lies in perspective. Standard tours focus on “what to see.” This program focuses on “how to experience.”
Instead of moving from one attraction to another, you:
- spend time in places that have real local relevance
- follow a structure that reflects natural city flow
- engage with the destination through food, space, and daily activity
At the same time, logistics remain fully organized, which removes the complexity of planning this type of experience independently.
Who is this experience for?
This program is designed for travelers who:
- have already seen classic attractions or want to avoid typical tourist paths
- are interested in food, lifestyle, and culture
- prefer immersive travel over checklist-based sightseeing
It is less suitable for those looking for a purely historical or monument-focused itinerary.
When is the best time to experience Poland like a local?
This type of travel works well throughout the year, but the experience changes depending on the season.
Spring and early autumn offer the best balance between weather and city activity. Summer brings more energy and outdoor life, while winter provides a more intimate atmosphere with seasonal food and indoor experiences.
Practical experience – what to expect
Both Warsaw and Krakow offer strong infrastructure and are easy to navigate. The experience is supported by efficient transport, a high level of service, and wide accessibility in English.
Poland is considered a safe and accessible destination, which makes it suitable for travelers who want to explore beyond standard routes without unnecessary risk or complexity.
FAQ
What does “eat and live like a local” include?
It includes visiting local restaurants, exploring non-touristic neighborhoods, and experiencing everyday city life instead of focusing only on major attractions.
Is this experience suitable for first-time visitors?
Yes, especially for those who want a deeper understanding of the destination rather than a basic overview of landmarks.
How is this different from a standard city tour?
Standard tours focus on sightseeing. This program focuses on lifestyle, food, and real local experiences.
Do I need to plan anything myself?
No, the itinerary and logistics are organized in advance, allowing you to focus entirely on the experience.
Is Poland a good destination for food-focused travel?
Yes, Poland has a rapidly developing culinary scene that combines traditional cuisine with modern influences, making it an increasingly popular destination for food-oriented travel.