The first day in Krakow begins with a walk through the charming old town, full of history, medieval architecture and lively atmosphere. Walk through the Market Square, visit the Basilica of Santa Maria and end the day with a typical Polish dinner in a traditional restaurant.
The second day invites you to visit Wawel Castle and its cathedral, a place full of history and royal legends. Later, the atmosphere changes with a walk through Kazimierz, the old Jewish quarter, where you can discover its cultural heritage, visit a synagogue and taste typical gastronomy in an authentic setting.
The day is dedicated to an excursion to the impressive Wieliczka Salt Mines, a unique UNESCO World Heritage site. The underground tour reveals salt-carved chapels, centuries-old galleries and surprising sculptures. Upon returning to Krakow, a quiet dinner is suggested for relaxing after the experience.
The day begins with a visit to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, a former Nazi concentration camp and world symbol of suffering and resistance during World War II. The experience invites a profound reflection on history and the defence of human rights. On returning to Krakow, the afternoon is free for rest or a leisurely stroll.
The last day invites you to stroll through the peaceful gardens of Planty Park, which surround the old town of Kraków. Then, the option of visiting the Schindler Museum or the National Museum to delve into local history and art. The day ends with a dinner in a panoramic restaurant, perfect to say goodbye with spectacular views of the city.
After the approximately three-hour train journey, the arrival in Wroclaw invites you to take a stroll through its lively Market Square (Rynek), full of colourful facades and local life. The day ends with a dinner in a typical brewery, where you can enjoy the gastronomy and craft beers of the region.
The day begins with the fun route of the gnomes, small sculptures that are hidden throughout the city and that tell part of its history and culture. Then, a walk through Ostrów Tumski, the oldest island of Wroclaw, where you will find the imposing gothic cathedral. The day ends with a magical sunset over the Tumski bridge, a place full of charm and tradition.
The day includes a visit to the historic University of Wroclaw, highlighting the impressive Aula Leopoldina, a jewel of baroque. Then, the Panorama Racławicka Museum offers a unique experience with its famous circular mural. The afternoon is free to enjoy shopping, a spa or just stroll through the city at your own pace.
The last day begins with a leisurely stroll through Szczytnicki Park, one of the largest and most beautiful green spaces in Wroclaw. Then, transfer to the airport or train station for the return, taking with you the memories of a trip full of history, culture and special moments.
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