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By Collette
premier
Why we love them
With a history that spans back to 1918, they have unparalleled expertise in the guided tour industry and can cater to all types of travelers.
4.8/5 Excellent
100+ reviewsLodging level
Premium - 4 star
Physical level
Moderate
Highlights
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- Visit the Jasna Góra monastery to witness the world-famous Black Madonna.
- Explore the poignant history of Auschwitz.
12 days$225 / day
By Globus
none
Why we love them
Despite being one of the most established names in the travel business, they continue to innovate and offer new top-notch experiences.
4.7/5 Excellent
100+ reviewsLodging level
Standard - 3 star
Physical level
Very Easy
Highlights
Discover a world of beauty, history, and rich tradition on your escorted tour of Croatia, Montenegro and Albania without the higher prices and crowded sites of the busy travel season. Escape for nine days in the affordable and less-crowded off season to explore these countries rich in proud tradition. Begin your vacation in Croatia to explore the sights of capital Zagreb — a guided tour of this extraordinary city. Take a scenic drive along the stunning coast to Zadar, where you’ll enjoy the magical sounds and lights of the Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun installations. Take breathtaking views of the lake and waterfalls in Krka National Park. Another highlight is a special lunch at a local restaurant. You’ll travel through the ruggedly beautiful countryside on your way to Split, Croatia —ancient Spalato—to tour the Emperor Diocletian’s Palace, and see the Mausoleum, the Cathedral of St. Domnius, and the incredible Temple of Jupiter. You’ll visit the dramatic setting of Dubrovnik, an ancient maritime republic poised above the Adriatic Sea. Explore the impressive ramparts of the walled city, see its Franciscan and Dominican monasteries. Travel to Montenegro and explore Kotor, the “Jewel of the Mediterranean” before continuing on to Albania. Explore Albania’s capital city - Tirana and visit the Bunk’Art and enjoy a farewell dinner to celebrate your Balkans Escape.
9 days$189 / day
By Globus
none
Why we love them
Despite being one of the most established names in the travel business, they continue to innovate and offer new top-notch experiences.
4.7/5 Excellent
100+ reviewsLodging level
Premium - 4 star
Physical level
Very Easy
Highlights
- Wroclaw: Guided sightseeing, visit the market square
- Dresden: Guided walking tour, visit the Zwinger Palace Courtyard; dinner at a local restaurant
- Torgau: See the monument commemorating the meeting of US and Soviet forces; visit the courtyard of Hartenfels Castle
13 days$277 / day
By Globus
none
Why we love them
Despite being one of the most established names in the travel business, they continue to innovate and offer new top-notch experiences.
4.7/5 Excellent
100+ reviewsLodging level
Premium - 4 star
Physical level
Very Easy
Highlights
- Berlin : Welcome dinner; guided sightseeing, take pictures of Brandenburg Gate and the Holocaust Memorial, visit Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church; farewell dinner at a local restaurant
- Poznan : Stop in the historic city
- Warsaw: Guided sightseeing, visit the Cathedral of St. John; attend a private Chopin concert
14 days$271 / day
4.5/5 Excellent
100+ reviewsLodging level
Premium - 4 star
Physical level
Easy
Highlights
- Visit Moscow’s Red Square & Kremlin
- See the Yasna Gora Monastery
- Visit to the world-famous Hermitage Museum
20 days$178 / day
4/5 Great
100+ reviewsLodging level
Standard - 3 star
Physical level
Very Easy
Highlights
Rediscover the wonders of nature and the stillness of the mind on this scenic blend of the Portuguese and the Spiritual routes of the Camino de Santiago. The walk will cover about 75 miles. Take time to reflect, contemplate, meditate, and give this challenge the meaning you prefer, whether spiritual, religious, physical, or just an opportunity to meet like-minded people. After landing in Porto, start your journey by walking across the Portuguese-Spanish border on the bridge over the Minho River. Drive to the coastal town of Baiona and walk the Portuguese Way skirting the Atlantic Ocean to Pontevedra. From there, join the Spiritual Variant towards the Ulla River in Cambados and experience a boat cruise to Padrón. The Spiritual Variant is the name given to the route that joins the Camino Portugues, both the Coastal and Central route, with the Traslatio (or Transfer) route. It ends in Santiago de Compostela following the route taken by the remains of the Apostle James, from Jerusalem to Iria Flavia, near Padrón. Discover spectacular landscapes and seascapes, seize the opportunity to discover historical places, and enjoy the authentic cuisine of the Galician region. Evening Mass will be available in most towns for those who wish to attend. In Santiago de Compostela you can attend Pilgrim Mass. You will receive the Compostela Certificate upon completion of the entire route on foot.
11 days$294 / day
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Warsaw Reviews & Ratings
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Sep 2024
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Highlights of Poland
We explored three cities in a week.. The transfers from one city to the next went very smoothly. The guided tours of the cities provided plentiful information about ...
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Mark
Sep 2024
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Highlights of Poland
This was a good, well organised introduction to three main centres of Polan...
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Andrea
Jun 2024
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Highlights of Poland
A small group of 6 was easy to keep together. Our guide, Pawel, was capable and knowledgeable, good humoured and good looking. The itinerary mostly covered 3 citie...
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Trusted Customer
Jun 2024
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Highlights of Poland
Excellent tour giving insight into history I was not aware of. Pawel, our leader, was excellent and took us to an Chopin concert which wasn’t on the itinerary. His k...
Warsaw Tour Selection Trips
- The Royal Castle tour is 35 dollars and is open everyday except Mondays. The huge structure is hard to miss when making your way into Old Town and is accessed easily by tram or bus.
- The Warsaw Rising Museum is made up of many exhibits and can be quite a maze to make your way through. Each exhibition is organized in chronological order, although it is very easy to get lost and end up in the wrong tour. Therefore, you should always follow the signs. There is also a great audio guide that is extremely insightful and allows you to stay on the path.
- When visiting Majdanek, the Nazi German camp, it is recommended to look up the weather due to the tour being mostly outside. The entire site it huge, so be prepared to spend hours taking in information and wear proper shoes for walking.
- When visiting Warsaw's Palace of Culture and Science, you will want to make your way to the “XXX Floor”, which is the 30th floor viewing terrace that reaches 375 feet above Warsaw giving you an exquisite 360 degree view of the city below.
- Old town of Warsaw at night is a great place to try some Polish foods and great tasting craft beers. If you are tired of traditional Polish food, you should try the pizza at Same Krafty which has pizza just as tasty as the beer.
- Old town is basically in the middle of everything there is to see in Warsaw. It is very easy to get around the area just by walking. Transportation is also efficient and inexpensive. You can choose to take a bus, train, or metro.
Additional details
Where is Warsaw?
Warsaw is a city located in Masovian Voivodeship, Poland. It is the capital of Poland and is its largest city with 1.7 million inhabitants. Warsaw is an alpha global city, which means that it is an extremely important node in the global economic system. With Poland being home to many UNESCO World Heritage Sites, Warsaw's’ Old Town holds a spot on that list.
Warsaw boasts of diverse architecture which reflects the city's tumultuous past, ranging from Gothic churches and neoclassical palaces to modern skyscrapers and Soviet-era blocks.
The city is is very close to the other surrounding polish cities. The distance between Warsaw and Krakow is 167 miles while its distance to Lublin is only 95 miles.
When is the Best Time to Visit Warsaw?
The peak months to visit Warsaw are between May through September with temperatures fluctuating in the 60s and 70s. It also rains during this season so be sure to pack an umbrella. Although, there are more crowds in comparison to the colder months, the many seasonal activities make up for it.
With the summer months comes big events like Chopin Summer Concerts where you can hear talented young musicians and world renowned pianists. There are also Warsaw Summer jazz days as well as an International Street Art Festival.
If you're looking to travel to Poland on a budget, you will find cheaper tickets during the colder months of December through February when weather is a chilly 20 to 30 degrees.
Is Warsaw Safe?
Violent crime is almost non existent in Warsaw. With a safe rating of 80.7, it is ranked 16th out of 113 on the ranking of the safest and most dangerous cities. The occasional pickpocket on public transport will occur, but other than this it's is an extremely safe location. For female travelers, it is safe but traveling anywhere you should always use common sense.
One area to avoid as a traveler in Warsaw is Praga. Northern Praga can be dangerous at night and is considered to be the poorest part of the city. The highest amount of crime occurs here in Warsaw.
During spring time, Warsaw may flood in certain areas. Other natural disasters are highly unlikely to occur.
Getting to Warsaw
The easiest and most convenient way to reach Poland capital is by air. There are two international airports in the city that connect the city to the world. Warsaw Chopin Airport is at a distance of about 10 kilometers from the city center and is connected to the city through five bus lines. You can also take a taxi or choose the railway to travel to the city.
Warsaw Modlin Airport, located 35 km from the city center, is a smaller airport and hosts only budget airlines. Take a ModlinBus from there that works 24 hours a day and takes about 50 minutes to reach the city center. If you choose to travel by train, that will be an 1 hour and 15 minutes journey. A taxi is also an option.
Three train stations in Warsaw provide service for domestic as well as international trains. Warszawa Centralna, Warszawa Zachodnia, and Warszawa Wschodnia. You can purchase the tickets online or from the ticket windows at the stations.
Dworzec PKS Warszawa Zachodnia is the only bus station that facilitates national and international bus connections. Tickets can be purchased online or at the station.
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