Castles and Palaces in Southeastern Poland

Morning: Arrival at Krakow Airport. Meeting with the tour guide and transfer to the accommodation. 
Afternoon: A guided tour of Krakow, including the Wawel Castle and Cathedral, the historic Royal Route, the Main Market Square, St. Mary’s Basilica with Veit Stoss’s famous wooden altarpiece, the Cloth Hall, the tradition-rich university, and the charming Old Town.
Evening: Dinner.

Morning: Excursion to Tarnów, known for its Galician charm. Guided walk through the picturesque Old Town, including the imposing 14th-century St. Mary’s Cathedral, the historic Market Square with the Town Hall, elegant townhouses, and the remains of the Old Synagogue.
Afternoon: Transfer to Łańcut. Guided tour of the magnificent Łańcut Palace, one of the most magnificent aristocratic residences in Poland, including its elegant state rooms and renowned collection of historic horse-drawn carriages. 
Evening: Transfer to Dubiecko. Dinner and overnight stay at the historic 16th-century Dubiecko Castle.

Morning: A visit to the impressive Renaissance castle of Krasiczyn. This architectural gem from the turn of the 16^th to the 17^th century, built by Stanisław Krasicki and his son, impresses with its historical significance and picturesque park grounds. A guided walk through the magnificent gardens offers fascinating insights into the history and culture of the region.
Afterwards, the journey continues to the thousand-year-old city of Przemyśl, a historic fortress town and important stop along the Via Regia trade route connecting Russia with the Iberian Peninsula. A city walk explores its diverse sights, followed by a visit to the National Museum, showcasing the rich history of Przemyśl and the surrounding region.
Afternoon and Evening: The journey continues to Zamość, known for its unique old town. Arrival in Zamość and check-in at the accommodation. Dinner.

Morning: Tour of Zamość, the "Padua of the North", a UNESCO-listed Renaissance town designed by an Italian architect. On the itinerary: city's beautifully preserved Old Town, including the Zamoyski Residence, St. Thomas Church, the Town Hall, the former synagogue, and the Rotunda memorial site.
Afternoon: Visit to Kozłówka Palace, the magnificent former residence of the Zamoyski family and a fascinating example of aristocratic architecture. The tour then continues to Lublin. 
Evening: Arrival in Lublin. Check-in at the accommodation. Dinner.

Morning: The day begins with a guided tour of historic Lublin. The Old Town, the neo-Gothic castle with its Byzantine Chapel of the Holy Trinity, the old Jewish cemetery, and the former yeshiva are among the highlights of the program.
The tour continues to Kazimierz Dolny, a picturesque small town that has long inspired artists.
Afternoon: In the afternoon, the tour continues to Sandomierz, a historic trading centre on the Vistula with centuries of significance. The well-preserved medieval townscape, dating back to the 14^th century, offers an authentic glimpse into the past. Highlights include the cathedral, the town hall, the late Romanesque Church of St. James, as well as the remains of the city walls and historic city gate. The day concludes with the journey to Baranów Sandomierski. 
Evening: Arrival in Baranów Sandomierski and check-in at the accommodation. Dinner.

Morning: A visit to the Renaissance castle in Baranów Sandomierski, known as the "Little Wawel". Surrounded by a 14-hectare park, this impressive 16th-century residence is one of the finest examples of Renaissance architecture in Europe. The program continues with a visit to Krzyżtopór Castle, a monumental Baroque ruin and former residence of the Voivode of Sandomierz. Once among Poland’s most magnificent noble residences, the 17th-century complex remains an impressive testament to its past despite later destruction by Swedish troops.
Afternoon: The tour continues towards Krakow with a stop in Wiślica, one of Poland’s oldest settlements, with origins dating back to the 10^th century. 
Evening: Arrival in Krakow followed by dinner.

Morning: Visit to the Czartoryski Museum, a branch of the National Museum in Krakow, home to Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece "Lady with an Ermine" and a remarkable collection of Renaissance and Baroque artworks.
Afternoon: Time at leisure.
Optional: Excursion to the UNESCO-listed Wieliczka Salt Mine, a unique medieval site and outstanding example of European industrial heritage.
Evening: Dinner.

Morning: Time at leisure to enjoy the last moments in Krakow. 
Transfer to Krakow-Balice Airport for the return flight.