


Warsaw & Kraków: 7 Days by Train
Travel from Warsaw to Kraków by train and discover the heart of Poland through timeless streets, royal palaces, and lively squares + 2 included experiences.


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Day By Day Itinerary

- Day 1Welcome to Warsaw, Poland!

Arrive at Warsaw Airport. To ensure a smooth and enjoyable start to your trip, we've included a transfer from the airport to your hotel, allowing you to relax and settle in before exploring Warsaw.
Suggestion For The Day:
- Stroll through Warsaw Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site beautifully rebuilt after WWII.
- Visit Castle Square, admire the Royal Castle from outside, and wander down Krakowskie Przedmieście for a taste of local life.
- For dinner, dine at Stary Dom Restaurant, offering refined Polish classics in a warm and traditional setting.
- Day 2Warsaw Old Town - Private Walking Tour (Included)

Today's Activity: Warsaw Old Town – Private Walking Tour (Duration: 4 hours)
- Explore Warsaw’s charming UNESCO-listed Old Town on a private guided walking tour.
- Stroll through Castle Square, admire the Royal Castle, wander the colorful Old Town streets, and see landmarks like the Barbican, St. John’s Cathedral, the Warsaw Uprising Monument, and the Royal Route.
- Enjoy personalized commentary from your private guide as you discover the city’s history, culture, and WWII reconstruction at a relaxed pace.
Meeting Point: Column of Zygmunt III (Sigismund's Column), located at Castle Square (plac Zamkowy). The guide will be waiting with your name by the column. You should arrive at least 15 minutes before the tour start time.
Suggestion:
- Visit the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews (recommended time: 2 hours) for a powerful and immersive experience.
- Later, enjoy a relaxing walk along the Vistula Boulevards or explore Ujazdowski Castle and its art center.
- For dinner, head to Zapiecek or Stary Dom to try some traditional Polish cuisine.
- Day 3Warsaw: Contemporary Vibes & Local Discoveries

Suggestion For The Day:
- Start your day in the Praga District, now one of Warsaw’s trendiest areas. Visit the Neon Museum and explore SOHO Factory, a creative space filled with cafés, galleries, and local design shops.
- Walk along Ząbkowska Street, known for its bohemian flair, street art, and authentic Polish bars and bakeries.
- In the afternoon, visit the Palace of Culture and Science, Warsaw’s most iconic and controversial building. Ride the elevator up to the 30th-floor observation deck for panoramic views of the city. Then, head to the Warsaw Fotoplastikon to see vintage 3D images of the city.
- For a modern culinary twist, dine at Nolita or Alewino, where contemporary Polish cuisine meets elegant design. Alternatively, explore Hala Koszyki, a trendy food hall with various local and international options.
- End your day with a sunset drink at a rooftop bar like Level 27 or The Roof at Warsaw Sky, where you can reflect on your Warsaw journey while enjoying views of the skyline.
- Day 4Train: Warsaw → Kraków

Travel to Kraków (Train Ticket Included)
Note: Adjust your activities based on your train’s departure time.Suggestion For The Day:
- Upon arrival in Kraków, begin by walking around the majestic Main Market Square and visit St. Mary’s Basilica.
- Continue your exploration with the Cloth Hall, a historic trading post now filled with artisan goods, and then head to Wawel Castle & Cathedral, perched on a hill above the Vistula River.
- In the evening, enjoy dinner in the Kazimierz Jewish Quarter, a lively neighborhood full of culture, history, and great food.
- Day 5Full-Day Tour to Zakopane with Funicular Ride & Local Tasting (Included)

Today's Experience: Full-Day Tour to Zakopane with Funicular Ride & Local Tasting (Duration: approx. 12 hours)
- Today you head to Zakopane, the charming "Winter Capital of Poland", nestled at the foot of the majestic Tatra Mountains.
- The tour includes hotel pick-up and drop-off, so there is no need to worry about transportation.
- During the day, you'll stroll along the lively Krupówki Street, taste the famous sheep cheese oscypek and sample local spirits - unique flavours of Polish highlander culture. You'll then ascend to the summit of Gubałówka by funicular for breathtaking views over the Polish and Slovak Tatras.
- The visit ends in Chochołów, a picturesque village with traditional wooden houses dating back to the 19th century, true testimonies of this region's past.
- Day 6Kraków: Discover Hidden Gems & Relaxing Corners

Suggestion For The Day:
- Start your day with a visit to Schindler’s Factory Museum for a moving look at Kraków during WWII and the story of Oskar Schindler (recommended visit: ~1.5–2 hours).
- Walk across the Father Bernatek Footbridge to admire local sculpture art and cross into the Podgórze district, once the site of the Kraków Ghetto.
- Enjoy a relaxed lunch at Forum Przestrzenie, a trendy riverside spot with views of Wawel Castle.
- Spend the afternoon at MOCAK – Museum of Contemporary Art, located next to Schindler’s Factory, for a refreshing contrast to your previous historical visits.
- Wrap up your trip with a peaceful walk along the Vistula Boulevards, or take a short sunset river cruise for scenic views of Kraków’s landmarks.
- For dinner, treat yourself to a final Polish meal at Szara Gęś or Pod Aniołami, both offering excellent local cuisine in historic settings.
- Day 7Return Flight Home
At the indicated time, your transfer will be ready to take you from the hotel to the airport.
Suggestion For The Day:
- Enjoy a final breakfast at a traditional Polish café.
- Take time for any last-minute sightseeing or souvenir shopping in Kraków’s Old Town.
- Prepare for your departure and return flight home.
Make It Truly Yours
Why We Love This Deal
This 7-day journey takes you through Poland’s most iconic cities - from the resilient spirit of Warsaw to the medieval charm of Kraków - each with its own unique rhythm, flavor, and story. Designed at a relaxed pace, this itinerary favors depth over quantity, giving you time to truly experience the culture, architecture, and atmosphere of each destination without feeling rushed. Traveling by train adds a scenic and authentic touch, turning the journey between cities into part of the adventure itself.
In Warsaw, wander through beautifully reconstructed historic streets, discover elegant royal landmarks, and immerse yourself in the city’s fascinating history and vibrant modern energy. In Kraków, explore one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval centers, filled with lively squares, charming cafés, centuries-old churches, and a rich cultural heritage that makes the city so unforgettable.
To make the experience even more special, 2 guided tours are included. Enjoy a private walking tour through Warsaw’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, visiting highlights such as Castle Square, the Royal Castle, St. John’s Cathedral, the Barbican, the Warsaw Uprising Monument, and the Royal Route with your own dedicated guide. You’ll also venture beyond Kraków on a full-day excursion to Zakopane, Poland’s beloved mountain resort town, where you’ll stroll along Krupówki Street, taste traditional sheep cheese and local spirits, ride the funicular to Gubałówka for breathtaking Tatra Mountain views, and visit the picturesque wooden village of Chochołów.
With flights, centrally located hotels, transfers, and train tickets included, this journey is seamless, enriching, and perfectly balanced - ideal for travelers looking to discover the essence of Poland in one unforgettable week.
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