Breakfast at the hotel. Despite the fact, that more than eighty years have passed since the Russians released the inmates of hell, that name still causes horror even today. "Auschwitz" is the German name for the Polish city of Oswiecim, about 60 kilometers northwest of Krakow, where the Nazis turned the old military facilities into the most horrific concentration camp. What shocks the visitor, after crossing the threshold with the cynical inscription "Arbeit macht Frei"(work is liberating), it is the method, the intensive study of the processes and the construction of such infrastructures, to ensure maximum efficiency in this project. Our visit today requires a strong stomach, especially when we will be in front of the exhibits with personal items, small shoes and children's clothes, many of which were of infant age, when they were murdered. The highly organized museum is highly instructive and serves as a serious warning about the dangers of totalitarianism and fanaticism of all shades.

Breakfast at the hotel. Departure for Warsaw. Arrival and tour of the old town. On our panoramic tour we will start our first acquaintance with the Polish capital through the picturesque Old Town, one of the most beautiful restored historical centers in Europe. We will walk along the cobbled streets, we will see the colorful Renaissance buildings and well-preserved walls that surround the area. We will pass by the Market Square with its traditional cafes and small shops with local products, we will see the imposing Royal Palace and Castle Square, landmark of the city. On our route we will meet historic churches, monuments and scenic spots ideal for photos. Free years for a walk by the walls or for a coffee with a view of the Vistula river, enjoying the rhythm of the city. Then transfer to our hotel and settling in the rooms. Overnight.

Breakfast at the hotel. Our acquaintance with the city begins with Laziensky Park. Designed in the 17th century, the largest green lung of the city, has a total area 760 acres and contains flower gardens, monuments dedicated to gods and artists (Chopin's monument stands out, around which musical events are organized), fountains, lakes, auditoriums, paths and bridges. We continue with the old city of Warsaw which is surrounded by fortifications and is on the list of universal cultural heritage of. We will see the Agora square, the Royal Palace, the Castle Square Plac Zamkowy, of the few places that were saved from the Nazi rampage, the monumental Palace of Culture and Sciences, Stalin's gift to Warsaw, as well as the Wielki Theatre, which houses the Opera and the Ballet. Our next stop is the Jewish Ghetto, with the monument to the Martyrs of Nazi atrocities and the new state-of-the-art museum of Jewish History. Running through a series of major boulevards and passing through the post-Stalinist modern city center, we reach the square of the Castle. This is an enjoyable ride known as the 'mile', which will bring us in front of the most important monuments and the most beautiful buildings of Warsaw. The Church of Agia Anna and the Holy Cross stand out, the Temple of the Carmelites, the Presidential Palace, the Kazimierz Palace, the historic and luxurious Bristol Hotel, the National Library, the impressive University building and Warsaw Castle, while a little further on we will approach the home of the Nobel laureate, Marie Kozlofka Curie. Free time. Transfer to Warsaw airport for our return to Athens.