Historical Tours & Trips in Czech Republic and Poland

Malbork Castle was Europe's most powerful medieval fortress, and you'll tour its Gothic walls before heading to Torun's old town where Copernicus was born. In Krakow, check out the royal tombs at Wawel Cathedral and St. Mary's Church with its beautiful St. Vitus Stoss altar, then visit the Wolf's Lair near Ketrzyn.

Krakow's UNESCO-listed Old Town has a medieval Market Square and Wawel Castle where Polish kings used to live, and you'll walk through both. The tour includes the Auschwitz-Birkenau memorial, a UNESCO site where over a million people died during WWII, and Malbork Castle, one of Europe's biggest medieval fortresses.

Krakow's Old Town dates back to the 7th century and includes Wawel Hill and the former royal palace, all UNESCO-listed. You'll tour Auschwitz concentration camp and the Birkenau memorial, then see Prague Castle and Town Hall Square, and Opole's Village Museum has 19th-century Polish rural buildings with wooden architecture.

The tour covers UNESCO sites including Toruń's Gothic walls where Copernicus was born, Bratislava Castle, and the 13th-century Teutonic Order's Malbork Castle. You'll see Frombork's walled complex where Copernicus is buried, tour the 19th-century Elblag Canal engineering marvel, and reflect at the former Warsaw Ghetto site.

Krakow's Wawel Hill is where Polish kings once lived, and you'll walk its UNESCO-listed streets before touring Auschwitz-Birkenau where over a million perished. See the wooden Barwald Dolny stave church and Torun's Gothic Old Town where Copernicus was born, then check out Warsaw's Royal Palace and cobbled streets.

UNESCO sites include Krakow's Wawel Castle, Torun's Gothic old town, and Warsaw's restored Royal Palace, all part of the tour. You'll see the Auschwitz-Birkenau memorial and Poznan's 16th-century Town Hall where mechanical goats perform at noon, plus Kalwaria Zebrzydowska's pilgrimage complex and Nikiszowiec miners' area.