Breakfast at our hotel and today we will visit Poznań one of the oldest cities in Poland that combines history, culture and youthful energy, with picturesque cobblestones and colorful buildings the Old Market (Old Market Square) it is an ideal destination to make a stop and experience the authentic atmosphere of Central Europe. Free time and then we will depart for Wroclaw, this colorful city in Poland that looks like it has sprung from the pages of a fairy tale, since the Oder river that crosses the city gives an even more fairy-tale feel with its bridges. Wroclaw is the fourth largest city in the country. Upon arrival, transfer to our hotel, arrangement in the rooms and overnight stay.

Breakfast at our hotel and departure for our acquaintance with the city. We will tour this impressive city with its large parks, the colorful Gothic buildings and elegant mansions. We will see the famous dwarfs of Wroclaw, statues that are scattered throughout the city and symbolize, according to legend, saving the city from the goblin Chochlik. The central Rynek square awaits us, which is also the second largest in the country. We will see the old Town Hall and the church of Agia Vasiliki from where it has an excellent view of the city. Centennial Hall is also excellent, UNESCO World Heritage Site and Szczytnicki Park which is one of the most beautiful in the city. Free time. Return to our hotel, overnight.

Breakfast at our hotel and departure for Auschwitz. The Auschwitz concentration camp complex, the largest of its kind, played an important role in the execution of the Nazi plan for the “Final Solution” and went down in history as one of the most notorious camps of the Holocaust. More than 1,1 millions of people died in Auschwitz, including one million Jews, while today visiting it gives visitors the opportunity to get to know the horrors of the Second World War up close and to preserve the historical memory. Subsequently, departure for Krakow. Upon arrival, Transfer and settlement to our hotel. Subsequently, a first acquaintance with the city will follow. Overnight.

Breakfast at our hotel and we start touring the Renaissance city of Krakow. We will admire the old buildings of the old capital of Poland from the 13th to the 17th century, characterized as UNESCO World Heritage Site. We will start with its large medieval square, We will see the old town, the TOWN HALL, Mariatski Church and we will go up to Vavel Hill (Wawel), an architectural masterpiece that has witnessed centuries of Polish history. We will admire the Gothic, Renaissance and Roman elements that adorn this fortress with the castle of Kings of Poland, where the 14th -century cathedral dominates, spiritual center and resting place of Polish monarchs. Sigismund's bell, an iconic symbol of Poland, reverberates through the air. We will walk to the Central Market Square, Main Square, the largest medieval square in Europe, length 200 meters, which is surrounded by impressive buildings, a shopping mall and a flea market, where the impressive textile hall stands as a symbol of Krakow's medieval trading heritage. We will explore the heart of the market square, where the Basilica of Saint Mary dominates, a Gothic masterpiece with a stunning wooden panel by the German sculptor Veit Stoss. Then departure for Wieliczka Salt Mines, which are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. These are the largest salt mines in Europe with more than 1.100.000 visitors per year. The Wieliczka Salt Mine was founded in the 13th century and is the second oldest salt mine in Europe, while it extends over nine underground levels and reaches a depth of 327 meters, with more than 2.040 halls. The most important attraction inside the mine is the Museum, which lies in depth 130 μέτρων και σε αυτό εκτίθενται εντυπωσιακά έργα τέχνης από αλάτι. Ιδιαίτερα εντυπωσιακό και πλούσια διακοσμημένο είναι το “Παρεκκλήσιο της Ευλογημένης Κίνγκα”, ένας καθεδρικός ναός με ύψος 12 meters, για την κατασκευή του οποίου χρησιμοποιήθηκαν 20.000 τόνοι συμπαγούς αλατιού! Subsequently, επιστροφή στην Κρακοβία. Free time. Overnight.