A blend of culture, nature, luxury, and authentic moments that leave a lasting impression.
A journey to Poland brings together Warsaw, rebuilt out of its own ruins, royal Kraków, Wrocław of the bridges and the Wieliczka salt mine.
A journey full of memory, renewal and contemporary life, where royal heritage, industrial creativity and twentieth-century history share the same cities.
Discover organised small-group tours in Poland with selected hotels, complete experiences and a Greek-speaking tour leader.
The Ultimate Travel Guide
Discover essential travel information, must-see attractions, and unforgettable experiences to make the most of your journey.
May to October. October offers clear light, autumn colour and fewer visitors at the major sites.
Do I need a visa?
Poland is part of the Schengen Area. Greek citizens need only a valid ID card or passport.
Is Auschwitz–Birkenau included?
Yes. In our programmes the visit is made with a guided tour and follows the regulations of the Memorial and Museum, which does not recommend the visit for children under 14.