Transfer from airport to the hotel. Ibis Warszawa Stare Miasto Hotel 3* or similar

Drive north to visit Malbork Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Lunch followed by a sightseeing tour of the Tricity: Gdańsk, one of Poland’s most beautiful cities; Sopot, a seaside resort; and Gdynia, an ancient fishing village. Best Western Arkon Park 4* or similar (B-L-D)

Guided tour of the city of Gdańsk, nicknamed “The Pearl of the Baltic.” Highlights include the Town Hall, Neptune’s Fountain and St. Mary’s Church. Lunch at leisure. Continuation to Toruń, an 8th-century medieval city and birthplace of the great astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus. Guided tour of the city, renowned for its historic old town and Gothic architecture. Hotel Solaris 3* or similar (B-D)

City tour of Poznan, cradle of the Polish nation, and stroll around the famous Stary Rynek Square. In the afternoon, drive to Wrocław, the city of 100 bridges. Guided tour of Ostrów Tumski, which means Cathedral Island, and Old Market Square with its Gothic town hall, the very heart of the Old Town. Novotel Wroclaw City 3* or similar (B-D)

Drive to Auschwitz. In the afternoon, visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau, the largest concentration camp. Dinner at a traditional restaurant. Novotel Krakow City West 4* (B-L-D)

City tour of Krakow: Main Market Square, Wawel Hill and its Royal Castle, then the old Jewish Quarter of Kazimierz. After lunch, excursion to Wieliczka to discover the world’s oldest operating salt mine. Return to Krakow and evening at leisure. (B-L)

Transfer to Warsaw. Lunch on the way. Arrival in the early afternoon and guided tour of the Polish capital, which also serves as the country’s cultural, scientific, and commercial heart. Discovery of the Royal Route, Old Town Square, Warsaw Uprising Monument, Frédéric Chopin Monument, Łazienki Park, and many more. Mercure Warszawa Airport Hotel 3* or similar (B-L-D)

Transfer to the airport. (B)