Welcome to Europamundo! We’ll transfer you to the hotel and you’ll have some free time. In the afternoon, you’ll find information about the start of your tour on the boards located at the hotel reception.
IMPORTANT:
-Please note that hotel check-in time is usually at 02:00 p.m. If you require earlier room availability, consider booking an additional night at the beginning of your trip.
-If you requested additional nights, your room will be ready upon arrival at the hotel, but your trip guide will only contact you when the included activities begin. At the reception, you will find an information board with our staff’s telephone number and hours of assistance. Until then, you have free time to enjoy at your leisure. The hotel staff can assist you with any information you need.
-During your trip, your guide may offer optional activities. If these activities are available on the Europamundo app or through your "My Trip" link, we strongly recommend booking them as early as possible to ensure availability. Waiting until the last minute may result in missed opportunities due to limited tickets, bus seats, or other factors.
Note: The schedules provided in this itinerary are indicative. The guide may adjust them as needed to enhance the trip experience.

A las 07.45 iniciamos la visita de la ciudad con un guía local. Su duración es de aproximadamente dos horas y media. Conoceremos caminando la parte alta más antigua de Praga, con su castillo y el conjunto de la ciudadela con sus iglesias y palacios, desde donde usted podrá ver la “ciudad de las 100 torres”. Continuamos paseando hacia la parte baja o parte barroca, llamada “Mala Strana” o ciudad pequeña, cruzando el río Moldava a través del famoso puente de Carlos IV, una joya de la arquitectura y escultura. Vemos una linda panorámica de la ciudad y entramos en Stare Mesto con su vieja plaza, una de las más bellas de Europa central, con su iglesia de Tyn y el famoso ayuntamiento con su reloj astronómico y el carrillón.
Nota : en caso de que el grupo sea pequeño, la visita de la ciudad podrá ser realizada en servicio regular.

Distancia efectuada: 210 km
Paisajes: bosques y tierras de cultivo.
Mañana libre en Praga para seguir disfrutando de la ciudad.
15.00 hrs- Praga , salida. Continuamos entre llanuras de tierras cultivadas.
17.45 hrs- Brno. Llegada a la segunda mayor ciudad de la República Checa, conocida por su arquitectura moderna y su vibrante escena cultural. Un tiempo para un paseo por su activo centro donde destaca su catedral y su antiguo ayuntamiento.
21.00 hrs- Traslado al hotel.

Distancia total realizada: 500 km.
Paisajes: Bonitos paisajes de colinas y bosques atravesando Eslovaquia.
08.00 hrs. - Brno –salida.
10:00 hrs. Bratislava –Llegada-. Nos encontramos en la capital de Eslovaquia, esta ciudad junto al Danubio tiene un atractivo núcleo histórico.
11.45 hrs. - Bratislava –Salida. Viajamos hacia el noroeste de Eslovaquia.
13.30 hrs- Trencin. Tiempo para pasear y almorzar en esta pequeña ciudad medieval situada en un valle, bajo los Cárpatos Blancos que hacen frontera con Chequia y que cuenta con un impresionante castillo y un activo y pintoresco centro histórico.
15.30 hrs- Trencin, salida. Continuamos nuestra ruta entre paisajes de bosques y colinas hacia Polonia.
20:00 hrs.- Cracovia -Llegada. Los viajeros en media pensión tienen incluida la cena.

08:00 a.m. - We’ll begin our panoramic tour of Krakow with a local guide, lasting approximately two and a half hours. Known as the capital of Lesser Poland, Krakow’s Old Town is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. This medieval city is home to Poland’s oldest university, where notable figures like Copernicus once studied. We’ll see the vibrant Market Square, known for its artisans, the Church of Our Lady, and the Royal Road, lined with remnants of the ancient city walls. During the tour, you´ll also get to see the Wawel Royal Castle and Cathedral, where Polish royals were crowned and laid to rest. After the tour, you’ll have time for a leisurely walk and lunch.
In the afternoon, enjoy free time to explore Krakow on your own. Alternatively, you can join an optional excursion to the Wieliczka Salt Mines, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site, featuring intricate carved galleries, underground churches, and over 300 kilometers of tunnels.
At the end of the day, a traditional local meal will be included.

Total distance covered: 124 km.

Scenery: Pleasant landscapes with charming villages en route.
Note: Kalwaria is a Catholic pilgrimage site, and Auschwitz is a place of deep sorrow. We recommend wearing appropriate clothing out of respect for these locations.
09:00 a.m. – Departure from Krakow.
09:45 a.m. - Kalwaria Zebrzydowska. Arrival at this small town set in a beautiful scenic area, renowned for its complex of monasteries and chapels, known as the “Calvary.” Kalwaria has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is a significant place of pilgrimage.
10:45 a.m. – Departure from Kalwaria. We’ll make a brief 15-minute stop at the wooden church of Barwald Dolny, one of the oldest historic wooden churches among the more than 50 located in Lesser Poland.
11:30 a.m. - Wadowice. This town is famous for being the birthplace of Karol Wojtyla, later known as Pope John Paul II; you can visit his house-museum or the basilica where he was baptized. There will be time for a walk and lunch.
01:30 p.m. – Departure from Wadowice.
02:15 p.m. - Auschwitz-Birkenau. We’ll visit one of the most solemn places in European history, the former Nazi concentration camp where over a million people perished during World War II. Now a museum and memorial, Auschwitz-Birkenau has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We’ll visit Camp II-Birkenau (tickets included), the site where trains from all over Europe arrived.
04:15 p.m. – Departure from Auschwitz Birkenau.
05:00 p.m. - Nikiszowiec. This neighborhood was built in the early 20th century for miners and their families. It’s known for its unique architecture and vibrant community life and is currently under consideration for UNESCO World Heritage status.
06:00 p.m. – Departure from Nikiszowiec.
06:15 p.m. - Katowice. Arrival in the capital of Silesia. You’ll have free time to explore this modern city, an important economic center. Accommodation will be in Katowice.

Total distance covered: 214 km.
Scenery: Mining areas and peaceful villages.
Notes: We recommend comfortable footwear for visiting the Village Museum.
08:00 a.m. – Departure from Katowice. After breakfast, we’ll continue our journey.
09:30 a.m. – Opole. There will be time for coffee in this lively small city, known for its well-preserved old town and the National Festival of Polish Song.
10:15 a.m. – Leaving Opole, we’ll visit the Village Museum (tickets included), an open-air museum that showcases rural life in late 19th-century Poland and the region’s wooden architecture, including mills, a church, and farms.
11:30 a.m. – Departure from the Village Museum.
12:45 p.m. – Wroclaw. Arrival in this historic city, founded in the 10th century and capital of Lower Silesia, reflecting Polish, Czech, Austrian, and German influences. Its old town, rebuilt after World War II, features one of the most beautiful squares in Poland, a testimony of the city’s rich past, with a Gothic-style Town Hall and old bourgeois houses in Gothic and Renaissance styles. The city is also famous for its numerous bridges and canals. In the afternoon, we’ll enjoy a boat ride through the canals (tickets included). After, there will be free time to explore the city.

Total distance covered: 536 km.
Scenery: Expansive plains and agricultural regions.
08:00 a.m. – Departure from Wroclaw. We’ll head towards the Greater Poland region.
10:30 a.m. – Poznan. We’ll arrive in the capital of Greater Poland, one of the oldest cities in Poland. The old town is centered around the impressive Market Square, where The Town Hall stands as the centerpiece surrounded by colorful Renaissance buildings, creating a cheerful and inviting atmosphere. At noon, the famous tradition of two mechanical goats butting heads at the sound of the clock captivates visitors, a custom dating back to the 16th century. You’ll have time for lunch and a stroll.
01:00 p.m. – Departure from Poznan.
03:30 p.m. – Toruń. We’ll explore this beautifully preserved Gothic walled city, whose historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Toruń is also renowned as the birthplace of Copernicus, the Renaissance genius who formulated the heliocentric theory, placing the Sun at the center of our solar system. If you wish, you can visit his house museum.
05:30 p.m. – Departure from Toruń.
07:45 p.m. – Gdansk. Arrival in the historic city of Danzig. Its charming old town is lively and full of energy. We suggest an evening stroll to soak in the vibrant atmosphere.

After breakfast, with our guide and bus, we’ll visit the European Solidarity Center, an immense contemporary building that commemorates the history of the "Solidarity" union, which played a pivotal role in the fall of the Soviet Union, and highlights the monument dedicated to the fallen workers. Afterward, we’ll pass by the Museum of the Second World War (closed on Mondays). Next, we’ll head to nearby Sopot, an elegant seaside resort with a large beach on the Baltic Sea and a lively atmosphere. Its wooden pier, offering stunning views, is one of the longest in Europe. You’ll have time to stroll and enjoy lunch. We’ll then return to Gdansk, where you’ll have free time to explore this magnificent city.

Total distance covered: 463 km.
Scenery: Vast plains and agricultural regions.
08:00 a.m. – Departure from Gdansk.
09:00 a.m. – Arrival in Malbork, where we’ll visit its impressive castle (tickets included for the green route), one of the largest medieval castles in Europe, built in the 13th century by the Teutonic Order and designated as a World Heritage Site.
11:00 a.m. – Departure from Malbork. We’ll head toward the northeastern coast of Poland.
12:15 p.m. – Arrival in Frombork, a peaceful village with an impressive walled complex, where Nicolaus Copernicus is buried. You’ll have time to stroll around and enjoy lunch.
02:30 p.m. – Departure from Frombork.
03:30 p.m. – We’ll visit Elblag Canal, the longest navigable canal in Poland and a 19th-century industrial gem. We’ll tour the museum dedicated to this engineering marvel, which pulls boats over land on rails to overcome elevation changes.
04:30 p.m. – Departure from Elbląg.
08:30 p.m. – Arrival in Warsaw, Poland’s capital, by the end of the day.

09:00 a.m. – After breakfast, we’ll embark on a panoramic tour of Warsaw with a local guide. Home to nearly two million people, this political and economic hub of Poland boasts a blend of modern architecture and meticulously restored historic buildings. We’ll stroll through the charming old town, featuring many old buildings, the Royal Palace, and cobbled streets, all restored after their destruction in World War II and now declared a World Heritage Site. We’ll visit the Palace of Culture, a skyscraper gifted by the Soviet Union, reflect on the history of what was once the largest Jewish ghetto in Europe, and wander through Lazienki Park, home to the Chopin Monument.
You’ll have free time in the afternoon to visit museums, such as the National Museum and the Warsaw Rising Museum, or to explore the lively city center filled with shops and activities.

After breakfast, our journey will come to an end, leaving you with wonderful lasting memories.
Note: Please be aware that the hotel check-out time is usually 10:00 a.m. You can leave your luggage in reception upon check-out, allowing you to explore the city without carrying your bags. You can retrieve your luggage at your convenience later in the day. If you require additional time to use your room, we recommend booking an extra night at the end of your tour.