Day 1: Warsaw
Midday: Arrival in Warsaw. A welcome by our tour guide at the airport. Transfer to the accommodation.
Afternoon: At leisure to explore Warsaw's Old Town individually.
Evening: Dinner.
Day 2: Old Town - Palace of Culture and Science - Concert
Morning: Discovering the historic Old Town, lovingly rebuilt after the destruction of the Second World War and recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Just a few steps are enough to experience the feeling of immersing yourself in the past. The tour leads through the centuries, with highlights such as the Market Square, the Cathedral, Castle Square and Nowy Świat Street. The reconstruction of this historic gem makes Warsaw’s Old Town the youngest in Europe, without this being visible.
Afternoon: The afternoon is dedicated to Warsaw’s socialist heritage with a visit to the impressive Palace of Culture and Science. From the viewing platform, an impressive bird’s-eye panorama of the city opens up.
Afterwards, there is the possibility to hold a rehearsal before the evening concert.
Evening: Choir's concert in a selected venue. Dinner.
Day 3: Warsaw Ghetto - Individual exploration - Chopin piano concert
Morning: The day begins with an exploration of the deeply shaped by the history of the Second World War part of the city. Warsaw, once the site of Europe’s largest ghetto with around 450,000 Jewish residents, today stands as a symbol of courageous resistance. The tour focuses on the Jewish Ghetto Uprising of 1943 and the Warsaw Uprising one year later. During a walk through the former ghetto, important memorial sites are visited: the Monument to the Ghetto Heroes, the Umschlagplatz, the Warsaw Uprising Monument on Krasiński Square with the exit of the escape tunnel, and the Little Insurrectionist Monument, located near the Barbican.
Afternoon: At leisure. We recommend a walk through the historic Royal Łazienki Park invites or a visit to one of the important museums in Warsaw: the impressive exhibition of the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, the Warsaw Uprising Museum, or the Chopin Museum in the Ostrogski Palace.
Evening: Dinner followed by an exclusive Chopin piano concert in a historic hall in the Old Town.
Day 4: Wilanów Palace - Concert
Morning: The day begins with a discovery of the Wilanów Palace, a jewel at the southern end of Warsaw's Royal Route in the district of the same name. A guided tour of the Baroque palace and its magnificent gardens. The splendid furnishings with busts of ancient Roman emperors and consuls have earned the palace the nickname "Polish Versailles".
Afternoon: A rehearsal and the choir's concert in the previously agreed venue.
Evening: Farewell dinner.
Day 5: Warsaw
Morning: At leisure to enjoy your final impressions of Warsaw.
Afternoon: Transfer to the airport and departure.
