Explore the rich and complex history of Kraków, one of the oldest cities in Poland, through in-depth tours of its most distinct districts and must-see sites.
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Explore the rich and complex history of Kraków, one of the oldest cities in Poland, through in-depth tours of its most distinct districts and must-see sites.
A school trip combining two vibrant cities of southern Poland: Wrocław and Kraków, melting pots of various influences, full of unique history.
An extended visit to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and a stay in Krakow, offers the opportunity to immerse oneself more comprehensively in history.
A comprehensive city-break in Warsaw, the capital of Poland, where modernity meets a long history of triumph and destruction.
Discover northeastern Poland: explore the rich nature, history, and multicultural heritage of the Polish-Lithuanian borderlands.
A pilgrimage to the most significant Catholic sites in Northern and Central Poland, along with key historical landmarks.
Experience two contrasting sides of Poland: modern and historical, through visits to Warsaw, the current capital and Krakow, the historical one.
A pilgrimage bridging Poland's spiritual heritage from the nation's capital through the sanctuary of Jasna Góra and the Tatra mountains to the historic heart of Kraków.
A pilgrimage which leads through the most important sites of Marian devotion in Poland and the Czech Republic, including Svatá Hora and Jasna Góra Monastery.
Wroclaw: a vibrant melting pot of Polish, German and Czech cultures. The ideal destination for your choir or orchestra trip.
Discover Eastern Poland and experience the charm of Krakow, Zamość, and Lublin, along with other remarkable destinations across the southeast of the country.
Explore a comprehensive 9-day cultural journey through Kraków, Tarnów, Łańcut, Zamość, Lublin, and Warsaw. Discover UNESCO sites, rich Jewish heritage and historical landmarks.
Krakow – a city of culture and history, the cultural heart of the country. This magnificent city offers a regal experience for your Rotary Club tour.
A trip to Krakow, the former capital of Poland, a city full of sights, culture, and history.
Hanseatic City of Gdansk in northern Poland, a city rich in history, traditions and sights.
Discover Polish Christmas traditions in the enchanting winter scenery on a trip to Krakow and the High Tatra Mountains, with an excursion to the Spiš region in Slovakia.
School trip to Gdańsk and the Masurian Lake District, which combines a varied sightseeing program in Gdańsk and active relaxation in the land of a thousand lakes.
From Gdańsk to eastern Masuria. An impressive journey for everyone who would like to get to know the history and nature of northeastern Poland.
A festive New Year tour exploring Gdańsk’s historic heritage, UNESCO-listed landmarks, and the cultural traditions of Poland’s Baltic coast.
An educational journey, which offers a discovery of Gdańsk and its surrounding region, including Westerplatte, Sopot, and Malbork, combining cultural heritage with key sites of European history.
Gdańsk, a Hanseatic city, the place where the Second World War began, the birthplace of Solidarność and home to the world’s largest brick church – the ideal destination for a choir trip.
A study tour exploring Gdańsk’s maritime heritage, the origins of the Second World War, the legacy of the Solidarity movement (Solidarność), and the cultural history of Poland’s Baltic coast.
Experience the culture, traditions, and heritage of southeastern Poland. Discover magnificent palaces, historic castles, and the region's most remarkable cities.
Krakow, the city of kings, offers a fascinating mix of Polish history, art and culture. New Year's Eve in Krakow – an unforgettable experience!
Warsaw, Poland’s capital, has developed into a fascinating and dynamic metropolis in recent years – an ideal destination for your next Rotary Club tour.
Warsaw, Poland’s largest city and capital, with its Old Town, the Palace of Culture, Wilanów Palace, sites commemorating the Second World War, and performances by your choir.
A thematic tour revealing Wrocław’s rich and diverse cultural heritage, shaped by centuries of changing influences and traditions.
This trip to Poznań is an opportunity to explore both the historic roots of Poland and its modern-day life.
Step back into the world of the Industrial Revolution in Łódź, where magnificent factories and grand residences recall the rise of one of Europe’s most dynamic textile centres.
Wrocław, Poland’s fourth-largest city and the capital of Lower Silesia, together with its surroundings, provides an ideal setting for your Rotary Club tour.
A tour in the footsteps of Frédéric Chopin through Warsaw offers a journey into the past, following the early years of the young composer’s life in Poland.
Embark on a fascinating journey that brings together masterpieces of art and the cultural highlights of Poland’s most beautiful cities.
Warsaw – city of striking contrasts, where centuries of history blend seamlessly with modern life. As Poland’s capital, it is the country’s political, cultural, and economic centre.
A tour through Berlin, Warsaw, Auschwitz-Birkenau, and Krakow, exploring the key sites of Holocaust history in Central Europe, offering a profound insight into its origins, course, and consequences.
A pilgrimage through Central Europe, discovering centuries of Christian heritage, sacred sanctuaries and places and historic cities across Hungary, Slovakia, Poland, and the Czech Republic.
A school trip exploring Poland’s history and heritage through Kraków, Warsaw, Auschwitz-Birkenau, and the historic Wieliczka Salt Mine.
An active cultural adventure through southern Poland, combining Kraków’s historic heritage with the breathtaking landscapes, traditions, and mountain trails of the Tatra region.
This pilgrimage through Poland follows the life of Saint Faustina Kowalska, visiting key locations associated with her life and the Divine Mercy devotion.
A pilgrimage through Poland blending spiritual devotion and cultural discovery, with visits to renowned Marian sanctuaries, historic cities, and iconic landmarks.
A pilgrimage through Poland following the life and legacy of John Paul II, featuring Kraków, Wadowice, Divine Mercy sites, major shrines, and the country’s most significant landmarks.
A tour exploring the legacy of Janusz Korczak, Jewish heritage, and Holocaust history through significant sites in Warsaw, Treblinka, and Krakow.
A tour through Central Europe exploring 20th-century history, Holocaust remembrance, Jewish heritage, and the events that shaped modern Europe.
A tour exploring Krakow’s cultural heritage, Jewish history, and Holocaust remembrance through the city’s landmarks, museums, and the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial.
A tour exploring Jewish heritage and Holocaust history in Poland through visits to Kraków, Łódź, Warsaw, and major memorial sites including Auschwitz-Birkenau, Chełmno and Treblinka.
Poland’s cultural and musical capital. Highlights include Wawel Royal Castle, St Mary’s Basilica and the Jewish quarter of Kazimierz. The ideal destination for your choir or orchestra.
A walk through the Polish Carpathians – the Low Beskids Mountains: the region’s history, culture and traditions.
Experience the natural beauty of the Polish Baltic coast at Słowiński National Park alongside centuries of rich, captivating history on Wolin Island and in Gdansk.
A journey through the Bieszczady Mountains: the region’s heritage, local culture and timeless traditions.
Pilgrimage to Poland from 18 to 26 August 2027 to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Entrustment of the World to Divine Mercy.
Pilgrimage to Poland from 12 to 16 September 2027 to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Marian apparitions in Gietrzwald, with a visit to Gdansk and the Warmia and Masuria region.
Experience the art, history, and heritage of Poland. Discover magnificent masterpieces, historic cities, and the country's most remarkable cultural capitals.
Discover the unspoiled nature of Masuria from the saddle of a bicycle - traverse scenic trails around thousands of lakes and experience the authentic charm of old-world villages.
Discover legendary capitals, architectural masterpieces, and rich cultural traditions stretching from Budapest to Berlin.