The Grand Tour of Poland: 12-Days Adventure

The Grand Tour of Poland package by Yes Getaways includes 11 nights: 5 nights in Warsaw, 3 nights in Wrocław and 3 nights in Kraków.

Round-trip international flights, airport transfers, train tickets between Warsaw, Wrocław and Kraków, hotel accommodation, a Warsaw historical group tour with pickup & drop-off, booking-related taxes & fees, and an expert trip manager are all included. A deposit option is also available when booking.

This is a self-guided rail journey, giving you the freedom to discover Poland at your own pace while travelling comfortably between its cities by train.

Meals, optional experiences, and transfers between hotels and train stations are not included.

Your train tickets are fully included in the package.

You'll travel by train twice during your trip: from Warsaw to Wrocław on Day 6 (approx. 3.5–4 hours) and from Wrocław to Kraków on Day 9 (approx. 3 hours), aboard Poland's intercity rail network.

Your included train tickets are booked for a specific departure time. If you'd like to request a different departure time or enquire about seating upgrades, please contact the Yes Getaways team before booking. Changes after ticket issuance are subject to availability and applicable fees.

We recommend planning your activities on train days around your departure time.

Transfers between your hotels and the train stations are not included, but all three cities have good public transportation.

• Warszawa Centralna, Warsaw's main station, is in the city centre and easily reached by metro, tram, bus, taxi, or rideshare.
• Wrocław Główny is a short tram, taxi, or rideshare ride from the Old Town and Market Square.
• Kraków Główny is right next to the Old Town, within walking distance of many central hotels.

Taxis and rideshare services are widely available in all three cities.

On Day 2, you'll join a Warsaw Historical Group Tour with pickup & drop-off (approx. 3 hours), which is included in your package.

Your guide will take you along the Royal Route, with its palaces and aristocratic residences, and into Warsaw's Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that was rebuilt brick by brick after the Second World War.

The rest of your days in Warsaw are free to explore at your own pace.

Yes Getaways offers a selection of 3, 4, and 5-star hotels in Warsaw, Wrocław and Kraków.

Hotels are assigned based on availability while maintaining the selected hotel category and are generally well connected to public transportation and each city's main attractions.

If you're looking for a luxury upgrade or have specific accommodation preferences, simply contact the Yes Getaways team before booking.

Meals are not included.

Breakfast depends on the selected hotel and room rate. Hotels offering complimentary breakfast can often be prioritised upon request - simply contact the Yes Getaways team when booking.

This gives you the flexibility to experience Polish cuisine, from pierogi and żurek soup to obwarzanek bagels in Kraków and cosy milk bars and local restaurants.

Yes. Round-trip airport transfers are included.

A transfer is included upon arrival in Warsaw, and another transfer is provided at the end of your trip from your hotel in Kraków to the airport.

Transfers between your hotels and the train stations are not included.

Apart from the Warsaw historical group tour, no other guided experiences are included in the base package.

This leaves you free to explore Warsaw, Wrocław and Kraków at your own pace.

You can also enhance your trip with optional experiences such as a Wieliczka Salt Mine tour, a guided visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau, Wawel Castle tours, a Chopin concert in Warsaw, food tours, and many other optional activities throughout Poland.

Checked luggage is not always included, as this depends on the airline and fare selected for your travel dates.

The package page specifies what is included, and the Yes Getaways team can assist with adding checked baggage before departure if required.

Polish intercity trains generally provide generous luggage space, allowing you to travel comfortably between cities.

Where they apply, local hotel or city taxes are not included in the package price and must be paid directly to each hotel during your stay.

These charges vary depending on the city and hotel and are separate from the booking taxes and fees already included in your package.

Poland uses the Polish złoty (PLN), not the euro.

Credit and debit cards are widely accepted in hotels, restaurants, shops and on public transport in Warsaw, Wrocław and Kraków, but it's useful to carry a small amount of cash for markets, small cafés and tips.

We recommend using ATMs from major banks and avoiding independent currency exchange kiosks with high fees.

For Canadian citizens, a visa is not required for tourist stays of up to 90 days within the Schengen Area.

You'll simply need a valid passport for the duration of your trip.

Entry requirements may change, so we recommend checking your government's latest travel advice before departure.

⚠️ Please note that entry into the United Kingdom requires an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) for many visa-exempt travellers, including eligible U.S. and Canadian citizens. If your itinerary includes arrival in, departure from, or a transit or layover through the United Kingdom, you may be required to obtain an ETA before travel. Entry requirements can change, and it is the traveller's responsibility to verify current visa, passport, and transit requirements before departure through their government's official travel advisory website.

Yes. Poland is a member of the European Union and NATO, and Warsaw, Wrocław and Kraków welcome millions of international visitors every year.

As with any major destination, visitors should take normal precautions, particularly in busy tourist areas, public transportation, and train stations where pickpocketing can occasionally occur.

Always consult your government's official travel advisory before departure.

Poland is a wonderful destination throughout the year.

Spring (April–May) brings mild temperatures, blooming parks, and ideal sightseeing conditions.

Summer (June–August) offers long, warm days, outdoor cafés, open-air concerts, and lively riverside boulevards.

Autumn (September–October) combines comfortable weather, fewer crowds, and beautiful colours in Łazienki Park and along the rivers.

Winter (November–March) is cold, but it's the season of Poland's famous Christmas markets, especially in Kraków and Wrocław.

Yes. The package price is based on double occupancy, so a single supplement applies for solo travellers.

To view solo pricing:

1. Change the traveller count from 2 to 1 in the booking calendar.
2. Select "See Dates & Prices" to display the updated total.
3. Or contact the Yes Getaways team for personalised assistance.

For general support, contact the Yes Getaways team, available every day from 4:00 AM to 8:00 PM Eastern Time.

Outside office hours, an emergency number is provided in your trip documents.

For local emergencies in Poland, dial 112, the European emergency number for police, fire, and medical assistance.

The Warsaw historical tour is a shared group tour, so you'll be joining other travellers. It is led by an English-speaking guide and travels on an air-conditioned bus, with walking stops in Łazienki Park, the Old Town and the former Jewish Ghetto.

The tour runs from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM, and group size can vary depending on the date. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and your exact pickup time will be confirmed before your trip.

The tour is suitable for travellers of all ages, including children. If you have any questions about the group, simply contact the Yes Getaways team before booking.

The tour is easy and suitable for most travellers, including children. Most of the route is covered by air-conditioned bus, with three walking stops: Łazienki Park, the Old Town and the former Jewish Ghetto.

We recommend comfortable walking shoes, as the Old Town has cobblestone streets, and clothing suited to the weather. Polish winters can be cold, so bring warm layers, a hat and gloves from November to March. In summer, light clothing, sun protection and a bottle of water are a good idea.

The tour runs from 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Entrance fees are not included, but there are no museum visits during the tour.