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UNESCO • A trip that will allow you to get to know two interesting cites on the south of Poland: diverse Wroclaw and magic Cracow. Each of them lies in a different region, each shaped a different story. On the route there are also 3 objects from the UNESCO World Heritage list, including the unique Salt Mine in Wieliczka.
• • • A route that will allow you to get to know all the most interesting cities in Poland. Each of them lies in a different region, each shaped a different story, and thus, it is impossible to get bored on a trip! Metropolitan, evening entertainment is an additional attraction
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• A tour of the biggest attractions of Kujawy and Pomarania regions, where a "war" was played out for the dominance between the powerful Teutonic Order and affluent Gdansk merchants. The remains of it, however, are not destruction, but the highest world-class monuments located on the Vistula, the queen of Polish rivers
• • • For those who like to visit less known, unobvious places, we recommend Upper Silesia. The crossing of Polish and German influences, mining traditions and industrial landscape distinguish this region from the rest of Poland. Unusual tourist attractions are here in abundance
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• Krakow, the former capital, abounds in tourist attractions, but also its surroundings are among the most interesting places in Poland. During the trip you will see not only the city but also the famous salt mine, the Nazi concentration camp and the national park protecting fascinating rock formations
• • • A several day trip that will allow participants to discover all the magic and diversity of Poland. On the route there are mountains, the sea, the most beautiful cities and as many as 7 objects from the UNESCO World Heritage list
• • • The trip is ideal for everyone who wants to escape from the hustle and bustle and can appreciate the charm of small towns. Poland has many such romantic spots to offer, and Kazimierz Dolny and Sandomierz are often considered the most beautiful ones
• • • See three of the most interesting Polish cities during one trip. Modern Warsaw, bustling Krakow, or maybe romantic Wroclaw? Find out for yourself that you like most of all
• • • The tour begins in the capital of Poland, Warszawa. Souvenirs of 700 years of history and a rich offer of museums that visiting it becomes an extraordinary adventure. The second part of the trip will run through the eastern part of the country i.e. the charming surroundings of Lublin. Arrival in the Lublin area
• • • The first and third largest city in Poland are just 100 kilometers away from each other, so you can successfully visit them during one trip. This is an offer for those who want to get to know the less known face of the country when visiting the capital. You are welcome to visit Warsaw and Lodz!
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• • A romantic Krakow in the south of Poland awaits tourists with its historic architecture, the mysterious Wieliczka salt mine and mountain landscapes. It is a good proposition for those who want to both visit and spend time in nature during the trip
• • • A tour around one of the biggest attractions in southern Poland. Krakow, the former capital of Poland with Wieliczka its monumental salt mine and the Bieszczadys, the wildest of the Polish mountains are all waiting to be discovered!
• • • A trip to Krakow, considered to be the most beautiful city in Poland, combined with the discovery of the surrounding Lesser Poland land. It hides amazing landscapes, the highest mountains in Poland and the UNESCO salt mine
• • • The last primeval, lowland forest in Europe looks most beautiful in spring. It is easier to meet various species of animals which the forest is a mainstay for. After the natural experience, go to the Polish capital, because it's just an adventure in Warszawa!
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• • Baltic Tricity is the perfect place to get to know Polish history and culture, and the surrounding Pomerania is the best key to understand why many Poles choose to relax on "their Baltic" instead of Mediterranean beaches
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The DE-PL GROUP is entered in the Register of Tourism Organizers and Tourist Intermediaries of the Marshal of the Wielkopolska Region, number 605.
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Our tourists are insured by PZU S.A. as part of WOJAŻER insurance.
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