Berlin

At 7 a.m. your private driver and tour guide will pick you up from your accommodation in the Berlin region. You may take advantage of the free onboard refreshments and snacks while traveling comfortably to Poland. You'll arrive in Krakow at about 2:00 p.m. to check into your hotel.

Krakow

You will tour Krakow's Old Town in the late afternoon. See  the Saint Mary's Basilica Tower, the Market Square and St. Florian's Gate as you go around. Explore Cloth Hall, a renowned historical commerce hub, in search of some distinctive handmade goods. Climb Wawel Hill to visit the magnificent Royal Castle housing the royal tomb crypts. In the evening you will enjoy a dinner in a restaurant serving traditional polish cuisine.

Oszpicin Muzeum Zydowskie

You can get a little more rest during the one and a half-hour journey to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and State Museum after an early breakfast at the hotel. Visit the most notorious former German Nazi Concentration and Extermination Camp with a guided tour. An educational tour will give you a greater understanding of this extraordinary site, where more than 1.1 million men, women, and children lost their lives. Even if it may not be a pleasant trip, understanding postwar Europe and the rest of the globe requires a close examination of our conception of humanity and the Auschwitz remnants.

Wieliczka Salt Mine

The Wieliczka Salt Mine will be the day's second visit. You may explore the underground tunnels and see unique landscapes, salt lakes, and stunning underground chambers, including the Chapel of St. King, which is almost entirely formed of salt. Along with learning about vintage mining equipment, you'll also discover how salt was formerly extracted and moved about.

Krakow

After early breakfast in hotel, around 8 a.m. in the morning, we will depart back for Germany.

Church of Peace, Swidnica (Kosciol Pokoju w Swidnicy)

On the way we will make stop to visit a stunning wooden Church of Peace in Swidnica. It was built using the half-timbered style, with a wooden framework that was then filled with clay and straw. It is Europe's largest wooden Baroque temple. It belongs to the Swidnica parish of the Polish Evangelical-Augsburg Church. The structure, which is one of the seven new marvels of Poland, has been listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List since 2001.

Berlin

After visiting the Church of Peace we will drive further to Germany for a hotel drop-off in Berlin area around 6 p.m.