Price from: 1000€ /per person
Descriptions
You will visit a place abundant in architectural monuments, particularly castles and ruins, and it offers excellent opportunities for family recreation. In the Krakow-Częstochowa Upland, you can walk along the trails and admire the beautiful architecture, ruins, and magnificent nature with spectacular inselbergs in the leading role. Join us on a journey back to the era of knights, where history merges with nature and mysterious castles await their discoverers.
Included
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Airport transfers in Wroclaw
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Accommodation in all objects
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Guide
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Taxes and service charges
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24-hour emergency service
Excluded
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Airline and ferry ticket prices, although we help organise
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Meals except breakfast in hotels
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Additional fees for entrance to facilities
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Car rental (additionally paid option)
Day 1
Arrival at Cracow airport. You can rent a car, or we can offer an optional private transfer from the airport to the hotel in Cracow. Overnight in Cracow
Day 2
When arriving in the Krakow-Częstochowa Upland, you cannot miss visiting Krakow – the pearl of Polish tourism, one of the most exciting cities in the world.
With our knowledgeable guide, you will explore the historic Cloth Hall, the majestic St. Mary’s Basilica, and the impressive Town Hall. Then, you’ll stroll along the Royal Route to Wawel and enter the Wawel Royal Castle.
During the tour, we will take you to a culinary feast in one delicious restaurant in the centre of Krakow. Here, you can taste cuisine from all over the world and local regional dishes. The vast range of flavours means that everyone will find something for themselves. Please note that vegetarian and vegan options are available upon request.
Transfer to the Jewish Quarter (Kazimierz), walk around Kazimierz with a guide, visit synagogues and the Galicia Museum, and visit Schindler’s Factory (Kraków Museum).
Dinner at one of the restaurants in the city centre.
This tour will allow you to discover Krakow’s unique and unique attractions in one day, providing a complete experience with a guide who will provide exciting information about the places visited.
After a long day, we will take you on a boat or gondola ride to admire the city from the Vistula River. You will spend the night in Krakow.
Day 3
We will take you on a trip to explore the Ojców National Park, which is only 20 km away from Krakow. The park is known for its stunning Jurassic limestone formations, medieval castles, and breathtaking caves. During your visit, you will hike along the 9 km black trail that starts at Łokietek’s Grotto and passes through Chełmowa Góra, Jonaszówka, Ojców, Złota Góra, Kaliski, Młynnik, Słoneczna Góra, Herianówka, ponds and Pieskowa Skała. This hike is of moderate difficulty and is suitable for most fitness levels. You will also explore the impressive castle in Pieskowa Skała, built on a rock.
We suggest having lunch at the trout farm founded in 1935 on the land of Princess Ludwika Czartoryska. This farm was one of the first of its kind in the region and is known for its famous Ojcowski Trout bred in local ponds. You will be staying overnight in Cracow.
Day 4
We will take you on a fascinating journey along the “Trail of the Eagles’ Nests” with an experienced guide. You will have the opportunity to witness the unique beauty of nature and the ambience of past centuries. The trail links several medieval castles that used to protect the borders of the Kingdom of Poland. While most castles are now in ruins, some have been restored or rebuilt from scratch. The trail is famous for its castles, beautiful landscapes, and natural wonders. The most picturesque and thrilling Eagle’s Nests on this route include the castle ruins in Ogrodzieniec, Mirów, and Gród na Góra Birów, as well as the rebuilt castle in Bobolice. You will spend the night in Cracow.
Day 5
You will visit the “Paradise” cave, one of Poland’s most beautiful karst caves. It is a part of the Świętokrzyski Geopark, which is included in the UNESCO list of World Geoparks. The cave is known for its exceptional richness and diversity of calcite dripstones. You can find clusters of stalactites here, with a unique density worldwide. After exploring the cave, we will head towards Chęciny, where you can take the Monk’s Path and the Errant Knight’s Path to reach the Royal Castle built atop a hill (360 m above sea level). The castle was constructed at the turn of the 13th and 14th centuries and was once one of the most powerful fortresses in Poland. From the castle tower, you can enjoy beautiful panoramic views of Chęciny and the surrounding area. After visiting the castle, we suggest you stop by Cukiernia U Ramiączki to taste some delicious kolaches, especially blueberries.
When in Chęciny, visit La Baguette Chęciny for a taste of local flavours, like Zalewajka Świętokrzyska soup and potatoes with goat cheese gzik!
In the afternoon, you can unwind and enjoy the tropical rooftop pools, which provide a stunning view of the northwestern part of the city and the beautiful landscapes of Kielce. You can take in the breathtaking location and gaze at hectares of coniferous forests, making every moment spent here an unforgettable experience. You can spend the night at Hotel Binkowski Resort.
Day 6
You will start your day with a delicious breakfast before heading towards the picturesque village of Zalipie. This charming village is well-known for the beautiful floral motifs painted on its houses. As you stroll around the village, you can admire the unique decorations on the houses and also visit the Museum of Painted Cottages. Later, you can enjoy a delightful lunch at a local restaurant. After that, you can take a walk through the surrounding fields and meadows, where you can capture some stunning rural landscapes with your camera. This peaceful place provides a perfect escape from the busy city life, allowing you to appreciate the creativity and beauty of the folk paintings in the houses and churches.
If you’re looking for a place to unwind and rejuvenate, Solec Zdrój is an excellent choice. This destination offers a wide range of spa and mineral water therapies, making it ideal for those seeking rest.
Days 7 and 8
We relaxed at Solec Zdrój and would highly recommend staying at the 4-star Hotel Medical Spa Malinowy Zdrój.
For those interested, we recommend visiting the Michałów Stud Farm to learn about the rich history of purebred Arabian horse breeding in Poland. You can also explore the “Old Warehouse,” where almost all of the awards and trophies won by our exceptional horses are displayed. The Michałów Stud Farm has been breeding purebred Arabian horses for over 50 years and is the largest in Poland and one of the biggest in Europe. Before returning home, you can indulge in self-care by caring for your beauty and relaxation needs.
Day 9
You will be required to transfer to the airport.
