Northern Poland adventure

Northern poland adventure
Warsaw – Gdansk – Malbork – Torun - Warsaw


Day 1st
Your arrival at Warsaw airport or train station, where you are welcomed by our driver. Transfer to a centrally located hotel. Time to relax. An overnight stay at your hotel.

Day 2nd
Breakfast. Next, half-day guided tour of Warsaw including all of the most important places in Polish capital: the Old Town with the Royal Castle, The Royal Route and Łazienki – the Royal Park. You will see also places like the former Jewish ghetto, the Monument to the Warsaw Uprising of 1944. Later that afternoon time to relax, private walks or gift shopping. An overnight stay at a hotel.

Day 3rd
Breakfast. Transfer to the Warsaw train station with our driver service. Departure by express - intercity train to Gdansk, where you come after 3 h ride. Our guide-driver welcomes you at the Gdansk station and transfer to your centrally located hotel. Check-in and your afternoon tour of the Gdansk Old Town, including visit to places like Golden Gateway, Neptunes Fountain, the Artus Court, the Uphagen House and Dluga Street. Moreover Mariacka Street with St. Mary cathedral, the wooden Crane on the River Motlava, and a stroll around the yacht harbor. Alternative dinner in one of the famous Fisherman restaurants, serving local food and fresh fishes. An overnight stay at a hotel in Gdansk.

Day 4th
Breakfast and a whole day tour to Malbork - the city is on the UNESCO list for having one of the worlds most unique monuments: Malbork Castle - the former residence of the Grand Master of Teutonic Knights - it also contains Polands largest collection of amber. Castle tour with local guide. Next, transfer to Gdańsk, time for afternoon walks and relaxation. An overnight at hotel in Gdansk.

Day 5th
Breakfast and whole day dedicated to the Tri-City (Gdansk-Gdynia-Sopot) attractions. Your guided tour with visits to the Solidarity Monument at Gdansk Shipyard, a birthplace of the Solidarity movement , an organ music concert in the Oliva Dome. Afternoon visit to Sopot - a lively seaside resort popular for relaxation, famous for the longest wooden pier in Europe. Return to Gdansk, time for private walks at the Old Town area, with possible amber shopping. An overnight stay at a hotel.

Day 6th
Breakfast and transfer by our driver to the Gdansk station. Departure by a direct train to Torun, where you will come after 3 h ride by a direct train. Our guide welcomes you at the station. Transfer to centrally located hotel for check-in. Next, an afternoon half-day tour of Torun Old Town, with visit to the Museum of Nicolas Copernicus, the Town Hall, St. Marys and St. Johns Church and the Crooked Tower. You will have also an opportunity to taste famous Torun Gingerbread. Evening time to relax, an overnight stay at hotel in Torun.

Day 7th
Breakfast and transfer by our driver to the Torun station, and departure by a direct train to Warsaw, where you come by midday time. Your tour ends or one extra night at Warsaw hotel on your request.


Tour dates: guaranteed departures on every Friday in 2023 (March-October)

Tour price / per person /

- USD 1390 pp - USD 1250 pp now !
with accommodation at 3* hotels: Metropol*** in Warsaw, Wolne Miasto*** in Gdańsk and Retman*** in Toruń

- USD 1540 pp   USD 1390 pp now !
with accommodation at 4* hotels: Polonia Palace**** in Warsaw, Admirał**** in Gdańsk, and Bulwar**** in Toruń.

Book your tour by e-mail: grzegorz.b@excitingpoland.com


Other tour dates and price: on your private request. Tours on request in 2023 available with a price from USD 1350 per person at 3* hotels.


Price includes:
- all necessary airport / hotel / train station transfers upon arrivals and departures,
- accommodation at 3* - 4* centrally located hotels in Warsaw, Gdansk and Torun, in a double or twin bed room,
- breakfasts at the hotels,
- guided in English tours mentioned in the tour program above, with transfers and entrance tickets,
- all train tickets for your rides, at 1st class express train compartment,
- VAT (tax).

Additional information:
- single room supplementary fee on request,
- dinner at a Fisherman restaurant in Gdansk – 40 $ / person,
- upgrade standard for that tour (private guide-driver for whole tour with half or full board) on request.

Welcome to Warsaw interesting and happening city in Europe!
Today the city has undergone a huge transformation process. Many old buildings gave way to modern sky scrapers and dilapidating old town was restored. Worth seeing subsection includes sample walks around Warsaw and has suggestions on trips outside of Warsaw.

Warsaw – a charming capital
Warsaw is a city with many faces where tradition intermingles with modernity. From the terrace on Zamkowy Square, where the Royal Castle and St. Anne's Church are located, is a view of the new Świętokrzyski Bridge. The dominating silhouette of the city centre belongs to the Palace of Culture and Science, which today shares the city skyline with numerous office towers. You can feel the breath of history in the Old Town, on Nowy Świat Street and everywhere where the city's roots have been preserved.

We hope you enjoy your stay in one of the most interesting and happening places in Europe!
This site enables you to make the most of your travel to Warsaw. It offers export recommendations for sights to visit, places to stay, car rentals, excursions, restaurants as well as provides useful practical traveller’s information. Hotels, car rentals and excursions can be now reserved online using our fast and reliable service. If you wish to contact us regarding personalized trip to Warsaw or Poland please e-mail us and one of our reservation clerks will get back to you with useful information.

Gdańsk - the capital of Pomerania
Gdańsk is the Polish maritime capital with the population nearing half a million. It is a large centre of economic life, science, culture, and a popular tourist destination. Gdańsk, capital of the Pomerania, lying on the Bay of Gdańsk and the southern cost of the Baltic Sea the city is a thousand years old. Gdańsk has a modern international airport and two ferry terminals servicing regular lines between Gdańsk and Copenhagen via Trelleborg (Denmark), and Gdańsk and Nynashamn (Sweden).

In its "golden age" the city enjoyed the specific status of a municipal republic. It was also a melting pot of cultures and ethnical groups. The air of tolerance and the wealth built on trade made culture, science, and art. flourish. Today, works by outstanding Gdańsk masters can be admired in museums, churches, and galleries. These collections, as well as the historic sites of enchanting beauty witness a thousand years of the city's continued existence. The break-through events of the most recent turbulent period are documented in the multi-medial exhibition: "Roads to Freedom". The exposition recalls the local struggle for freedom and justice, and the birth of the "Solidarity.”  

Gdańsk cultivates its centuries-long tradition in the field, and its nickname of the world capital of amber. Just like in the olden days the city owes much to its sea port. The harbour, largest along the Polish coast and in the entire Southern Baltic basin, continues to develop.

It’s night life you’ re looking for!
Sopot called the ‘Pearl of Baltic’, is the most popular spa of the Polish east coast which is yearly visited by many holidaymakers and tourists. It's a picturesquely situated resort at the foot of the Try-city Hills on the Gdańsk Bay and is marked by one of the longest pier. Sopot is known for its International Song Festival and a great number of sports and cultural events. It's nightlife you're looking for and not to mention shops, cafes and a cracking seaside location.

Sopot-  famous seaside resort, popular with celebrities, the most stylish beach resort, on the whole of Baltic Coast, combines its great traditions with an interesting cultural and recreational program. The wooden pier built in mid-19th century is 512 metres long, which makes it the longest in Europe. It is also a favourite promenade.

Malbork with its extensive Gothic castle complex. The Grand Master of the Teutonic Knights once lived in this fortress. “Light and sound” spectacles are held here as well as knights' tournaments for those who find looking at museum collections is not enough, also a conference center.

Toruń (200,000 inhabitants) is proud of its Old Town, which has been added to UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List. Founded in 1233 by the Teutonic Knights, the city is home to many splendid examples of historical architecture. The Old Town Hall combines the elements of Gothic with late Renaissance. Opposite, there is a monument commemorating Nicolaus Copernicus. In the house of his birth, a collection of documents and instruments from the epoch can be viewed. His name was given to the Toruń University. The sumptuous church of St Mary is famous for its stellar vault.

Nicolaus Copernicus
The famous astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus was born and lived in the medieval town of Toruń, which is now on the UNESCO World’s Cultural Heritage List. Copernicus was the first astronomer who said that the earth is not the centre of the universe, but rather the planets revolve around the Sun. Maybe this is what makes our sky so attractive for aviators. Polish air clubs have training courses for aircraft and glider pilots. Hang-gliding and increasingly popular motor-gliding can also be enjoyed in Poland. Enthusiasts of hot-air ballooning and parachuting are also catered for.