Fascinating Cities and other Sights
Especially Krakow - the old royal capital - is acclaimed for its many precious architectural monuments and a unique friendly atmosphere. You will love it. Just give yourselves time for some other splendid and culturally rich towns: Gdansk, Wroclaw, Torun or Kazimierz Dolny.

 

 

 

 

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Countryside Experience
The countryside way of life retains much from the old days. Its backwardness may startle you. What can startle even more is that Polish countryside is turning into a major area for rural vacations. It has an enormous potential for a return to the very basics: thousands of people come to learn to bake bread, milk a cow or to take a rest at a quiet lake.

 

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Historical Cataclysms
Poland has had a complicated existence. It was too often invaded, divided and conquered. The frontiers were unstable and peace was rare. Poland saw tyrannies, insurgencies and the 20th century at its worst: dictatorship, extermination camps, complete destruction of the main cities, an unparalleled shift of the borders and a failed attempt at socialism.

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Natural Treasures
To compensate for what was said in the previous paragraph, note that Poland has twenty-two national parks with varied landscape - seaside, lake districts, marshes, fertile plains, highlands and rocky mountains.

 

 

 

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Spiritual Trail
Poland belongs to the most religious countries in the world. There are many cathedrals, beautiful churches and important shrines with immense spiritual significance: Jasna Gora Monastery in Czestochowa, the Kalwaria Zebrzydowska pilgrimage site or the new Divine Mercy Shrine in Lagiewniki.

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Activities
All activities, from paintball to white water rafting for maximum satisfaction and enjoyment. We can coordinate flexible half-days and full-days incorporating the most exhilarating action in and around Krakow.

 

 

 

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