During this trip you will have an unique opportunity to explore the most beautiful and impressive baroque palace in Poland. The summer residence of king John III Sobieski, located in the outskirts of Warsaw, miraculously remained almost untouched by the Second World War and is now being consider one of the most important monuments of the Polish capital. The first Polish public museum was opened here in the beginning of the 19th century by the former owner of the palace – nobleman Stanislaw Kostka Potocki and still we can find parts of its original exhibition there. Moreover King’s Palace is surrounded by the marvelous English and Chinese style park with a picturesque lake. Wilanow is a must-see for everyone interested in the history of Poland, Polish art and architecture. You will have a private, specialized guide there if you choose our offer.
Note: the tour is not available on Sunday.

A unique opportunity to enjoy Warsaw nightlife. With a private tour leader you are going to visit the best clubs or the most exclusive lap dance places in town. In the meantime, focus on the Warsaw highlights viewed from the inside of our luxurious limousines.

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First you will visit the Umschlagplatz Wall, a place from which 300 000 people were deported in goods and cattle wagons to the death camps. You will also have an opportunity to see the Monument of Ghetto Heroes and some streets where the remnants of the former ghetto can be found.
Then comes the outstanding Great Theater of Warsaw, designed in the 19th century, which is still one of the biggest theatres in Europe. A moment later you will stop to see the most important Polish monument – the Tomb of The Unknown Soldier. Those two places are located close to the marvelous English-French style Saxon Garden.
After that you will head to the giant Palace of Culture - the most impressive and the highest building in town. Then you will travel down the Marszałkowska Street surrounded by areas built up with monumental houses, squares and sculptures in the socialist-realism style.
The following part of your tour is a short walk in the charming Łazienki Królewskie (The Royal Baths) English-style park. The park, founded in 18th century by the last Polish king Stanislaw August Poniatowsk,i is famous for its channels, bridges, artificial antique ruins and the magnificent Palace On The Water – the king’s summer residence.
After visiting the park you will drive down the Royal Route – a representative alley of Warsaw, where beautiful palaces and embassies are located. You will also have an opportunity to see the Polish Parliament House.
Your last stop, The Old Town, is probably the greatest highlight of Warsaw. Having been destroyed during the WWII it has been so painstakingly restored that in the 1980 it was added to the UNESCO heritage list. Medieval tenement houses, an impressive castle and the outstanding Warsaw Cathedral create an unforgettable atmosphere of this place.

Auschwitz is said to be a must-visit place for every human being. It is impossible to describe this unbelievable symbol of the cruel and shocking Nazi ideology in a few lines, but one is for sure – you have to be prepared for a deep and personal experience. This well preserved and fully reconstructed area was added as the Holocaust Museum to the UNESCO Heritage List. Your private trip will start from your hotel in Warsaw in the early morning and then your personal English-speaking driver will take you to the Auschwitz museum. The first part of your visit will be a short documentary movie serving as an introduction. After that you will meet your English-speaking local guide and start a tour including everything worth visiting there: both the concentration camp in Auschwitz and the Birkenau extermination camp with gas chambers, crematoria and death cells. The tour starts at 6.30 am and finishes at approximately 8.00 pm.

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If you decide to visit Auschwitz you should think about extending your trip to the former capital of Poland – Cracow. In contrast to Warsaw, Cracow remained almost untouched after the Second World War and now is considered the most beautiful Polish historical city with a vast number of both Polish and Jewish monuments and places of interest. We will provide you a knowledgeable local guide with whom you will not miss such Krakow’ highlights as: the largest market square in Europe with its famous “Cloth Hall”, St. Mary’s Church, the Royal Route, the Jagiellonian University (one of the oldest universities in Europe) and the Royal Castle on the Wawel Hill. By combining Auschwitz and Krakow you will have a full day trip, which finishes at approximately 11 pm.

The tour starts from your hotel in the morning. Your driver, along with a private guide, will take you to Żelazowa Wola, the birthplace of the world-famous composer Fryderyk Chopin, where you will visit the small manor house of his family. The charming building, surrounded by beautiful, romantic gardens and a stream is now a museum filled with memorials of Chopin’s family. The following stop will be the 16th century baroque church in Brochów where Chopin was baptized. Next you will head to the breathtaking, English-French style gardens in Nieborów and Arkadia. You won’t miss the marvelous baroque Radziwiłłs’ palace in Nieborów with its antiques collection either.
Included: transportation with a limousine, private driver, English-speaking guide,
entrance fees.

Treblinka was the second biggest Nazi extermination camp, where, during the Second World War, over 700 000 people were killed within one year. In contrast to the well-known Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp museum there are no reconstructions in Treblinka, nevertheless you will see the amazing area of symbolic and touching monuments created of stones and natural landscape. Today the former death factory brings visitors a space for imagination and thoughts. Not far away from Warsaw, located in a quiet and peaceful surrounding of forests and fields, Treblinka is a must-see for everyone interested in Holocaust.

Wrocław is a unique city of a multitude of cultures and a rich history. Even though after WWII the city was reunited with Poland after many ages, the citizens still remember their German predecessors. Our exclusive trip is a unique opportunity to taste the atmosphere of Lower Silesia. Among other things, you will see the beautifully restored Old Town; during a walk along the romantic bridges on the Oder River you will discover the reasons why young couples and artists are attracted the city and you will have an opportunity to see the pride of German architecture of the beginning of the 20th century – the impressive Centennial Hall. This is just a fraction of the attractions that you will be shown by one of the best local guides. The price of the trip also includes dinner in a traditional restaurant.

The trip starts at 6 am. Return to Warsaw is planned for late evening hours.