Czech Republic and Poland Tours & Trips

This 13-day trip moves across Czech Republic and Poland, visiting UNESCO sites like Lednice Castle's gardens and the medieval fortress of Malbork. Properties like Courtyard by Marriott Prague City provide accommodation while visiting 18 destinations from Prague to Warsaw. A boat ride on Wroclaw's canals is included, along with a tour of the Auschwitz memorial and traditional Polish dinner in Krakow.

The route from Prague's UNESCO-listed Old Town to Krakow's Wawel Castle features guided tours of Jewish heritage sites, including Europe's oldest active synagogue in Budapest. Visitors will see Prague Castle complex, Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial, and Krakow's historic Rynek Glowny square.

Central Europe's UNESCO treasures start at Lednice Castle's gardens in Moravia, then move through Bratislava's medieval old town beneath its hilltop castle. Courtyard by Marriott properties in Prague provide accommodation, and Wawel Castle in Krakow shows where Polish kings once lived. The itinerary covers the UNESCO-listed Kalwaria Zebrzydowska monastery complex with guided tours of Charles Bridge. Groups of 2-72 travelers visit Budapest's thermal city split by the Danube and the Auschwitz-Birkenau memorial.

Sixteen cities from Prague's Castle District to Warsaw's Lazienki Park with Chopin Monument are on this route. Properties like Courtyard by Marriott Prague City and Hilton Warsaw Hotel provide accommodation. At noon in Poznan, you'll watch the mechanical goats tradition. A sail through Wroclaw's canals is included, along with visits to Auschwitz-Birkenau Camp II where European trains arrived during WWII.

Prague's Charles Bridge and Castle, Budapest's Danube riverfront, and Lednice's UNESCO gardens come with included boat rides on Wroclaw's canals. Hotels like Courtyard by Marriott Prague City provide accommodation, and the tour covers 4 UNESCO sites including Auschwitz and Kalwaria Zebrzydowska monastery. Traditional dining in Krakow is part of the package. At noon in Poznan, you'll see the mechanical goats performance. Panoramic tours in all major cities come with English-speaking guides.

Czech Republic and Poland come together on this trip visiting Prague Castle and Charles Bridge, Krakow's UNESCO-listed Wawel Castle, and Warsaw's carefully restored old town. Clarion Congress and Novotel properties provide accommodation. The route includes Auschwitz-Birkenau memorial and Wieliczka Salt Mines, plus a cruise through Wroclaw's canals. Traditional Polish cuisine in Krakow is part of the experience, along with the baroque Kalwaria Zebrzydowska pilgrimage site and Toruń's Gothic streets where Copernicus was born.

Seven UNESCO World Heritage Sites are included - Prague Castle, Auschwitz-Birkenau, and Toruń's Gothic center - while staying at hotels like Olympik Congress Prague. A cruise on the Vltava River and Wroclaw's canals is part of the itinerary. At noon in Poznan's Town Hall, you'll see the goat tradition, and tours cover Wadowice birthplace of Pope John Paul II. Kalwaria Zebrzydowska monastery complex is on the route, along with Krakow's Wawel Castle, Warsaw's meticulously restored Old Town, and the Palace of Culture.

This 12-day trip across Czech Republic and Poland covers 17 cities from Prague's baroque architecture to Warsaw's meticulously restored Royal Palace. You'll stay at quality hotels like OLYMPIK CONGRESS in Prague and comfort-level properties throughout. Iconic UNESCO sites on the itinerary include Prague Castle with tickets included, the medieval Malbork Castle fortress built by the Teutonic Order, and Toruń's Gothic old town where Copernicus was born. A boat cruise on the Vltava River is part of the route, along with visits to Auschwitz-Birkenau memorial and Pope John Paul II's birthplace in Wadowice. At noon in Poznan's Renaissance Market Square, you'll see the 16th-century mechanical goats tradition.