7 Day Poland Tour Packages

Poland itineraries for 7 days

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• 7 Days in Poland, incl. Krakow and Gdansk

  Three major Polish cities reveal their treasures over 7 days: Krakow, Warsaw, and Gdansk. Admire Wawel Castle, St. John's Cathedral, and Artus Court while staying at 4-star hotels. High-speed trains connect destinations, with optional excursions to Wieliczka Salt Mine and Tri-City tour available.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Krakow

    Begin in Poland's former royal capital. Visit St. Mary's Church before 9 AM to catch the hourly trumpet call from its tower. Set aside 3 hours for Wawel Castle and book tickets ahead to avoid long lines, especially during summer. A recent visitor shared: "Add the optional Wieliczka Salt Mine tour – it's worth the 4-hour commitment to see these amazing underground chambers carved from salt."

    
  • Day 3

    Krakow to Warsaw

    You have an important morning choice: explore more of Krakow or visit Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial Museum (5 hours with travel time). Take the afternoon high-speed train to Warsaw (2.5 hours). A helpful tip: First-class train tickets offer more comfort and quiet cars for just $15 more.

    
  • Day 4

    Warsaw

    Start your morning in Warsaw's rebuilt Old Town. Visit the Royal Castle at opening time (10 AM) before tour groups arrive. Spend your afternoon in Royal Lazienki Park, where you can enjoy free Chopin concerts on Sundays from May through September. For dinner, try authentic Polish food at Gospoda Kwiaty Polskie in a historic setting.

    
  • Days 5-6

    Gdansk

    Take a morning train to Gdansk (3 hours from Warsaw). The historic center is perfect for walking, with must-see spots like the Long Market and St. Mary's Church. A traveler recommended: "Don't miss the morning Tri-City tour to Sopot and Gdynia – the organ concert at Oliwa Church was unexpectedly moving, and Sopot's wooden pier offers great Baltic Sea views."

    
  • Day 7

    Departure from Gdansk

    Take a final morning walk along the waterfront if your schedule allows. Airport transfers cost $55 for up to 3 people, but Uber is usually cheaper. The trip takes 30 minutes outside rush hour.

    

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• 7 Day Poland Itinerary, incl. Krakow and Gdansk

  Polish culture comes alive across 7 days in 9 cities, featuring Krakow's Wawel Castle, Warsaw's Royal Route, and Gdansk's maritime sites. The Cloth Halls, St. John's Cathedral, and Long Market await, with optional excursions to Wieliczka Salt Mine and Tri-City area. Comfortable train journeys connect major destinations.

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Krakow

    Begin your journey in Poland's historic royal capital. Take a full day to walk through the UNESCO-listed Old Town. Get to St. Mary's Church around 8 AM before the crowds arrive and listen to the trumpet call from its tower. On day 2 afternoon visit the Wieliczka Salt Mine. Book your tickets early since they sell out quickly. A recent visitor said: "The underground chambers of the salt mine are incredible, but wear comfortable shoes—there are 800 steps to climb!"

    
  • Day 3

    Krakow to Warsaw

    Visit Auschwitz-Birkenau in the morning. Book well in advance since spots fill up fast. Plan for about 6 hours including travel time. Take the fast train to Warsaw in the afternoon (2.5 hours). Try to get seats on the right side for the best views of the countryside.

    
  • Day 4

    Warsaw

    The morning light is perfect for photos of Warsaw's rebuilt Old Town and its colorful townhouses. Visit the Royal Castle when it opens at 10 AM to avoid the crowds. For an authentic Polish lunch stop by the milk bar near Old Town Market Square. It's budget-friendly and popular with locals. Visit Royal Lazienki Park after 4 PM when it's quieter and cooler.

    
  • Day 5

    Warsaw to Gdansk

    Take a morning train to Gdansk (3 hours). The city stands out with its unique Hanseatic architecture. Walk through the Long Market in the afternoon when amber shops showcase their pieces in natural light. Visit St. Mary's Church, the world's largest brick church, before 3 PM to see the astronomical clock in action.

    
  • Day 6

    Gdansk Area

    Take a quick 15-minute train ride to explore Sopot and its wooden pier. Back in Gdansk visit the Museum of the Second World War after 2 PM when it's less crowded. A visitor noted: "The museum is massive—give yourself at least 3 hours and pick up the audio guide, it's essential for understanding the exhibits."

    
  • Day 7

    Departure from Gdansk

    If you have a later flight spend your morning at the European Solidarity Centre learning about Poland's peaceful revolution. The airport is 30 minutes from downtown but leave extra time in summer when traffic gets heavy.

    

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• 7 Days in Northern Poland, incl. Warsaw and Gdansk

  

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  • Days 1-2

    Warsaw

    Begin your Northern Poland journey in Warsaw. The Old Town (Stare Miasto) is quietest before 10 AM, perfect for exploring without crowds. Book your Warsaw Rising Museum tickets in advance since it fills up quickly. Walk the Royal Route to see three historic royal palaces. For city views, visit the Palace of Culture and Science observation deck before sunset to avoid long lines.

    
  • Day 3

    Wroclaw

    Take a 4-hour morning train from Warsaw to Wroclaw. The city is known for its network of bridges and small bronze dwarf statues hidden throughout the Old Town. A canal boat ride offers great city views but bring a jacket. The Market Square (Rynek) is best in the evening when street performers and restaurants create a lively atmosphere.

    
  • Day 4

    Poznan & Torun

    Head to Poznan early to catch the famous mechanical goats at the Town Hall clock before noon. After lunch, travel to Torun, a UNESCO medieval town where Copernicus was born. Try the local gingerbread - locals recommend the Kopernik brand. End your day in Gdansk.

    
  • Day 5

    Gdansk

    Spend a full day exploring Gdansk's historic center. Start at the European Solidarity Center when it opens at 10 AM to learn about Poland's peaceful revolution. Visit Sopot in the afternoon to walk the long wooden pier. Bring warm layers since Baltic winds can be strong.

    
  • Day 6

    Malbork Castle & Return to Warsaw

    Start early at Malbork Castle to beat the crowds. Plan about 3 hours for the green route tour. Visit Frombork and the unique Elblag Canal where boats travel over land. The 4-hour return trip to Warsaw is best after 6 PM to avoid traffic.

    
  • Day 7

    Warsaw Departure

    Use your last morning to see any remaining Warsaw sites. The train to Chopin Airport takes 20 minutes if you have an afternoon flight.

    

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