Top Warsaw Day Trips

Take a full-day tour from Warsaw that includes a Krakow city tour and a sobering visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau. At Auschwitz-Birkenau, visit still-standing parts of the original Nazi concentration camps along with artifacts from the prisoners who perished there during World War II. Learn about the murderous Nazi campaigns against Europe’s Jewish populations and other ‘undesirables’ as you tour the camps. Change pace in Krakow, taking in landmarks including St. Mary’s Basilica and more.

Discover the poignant history of Treblinka, home to a former Nazi concentration camp and penal labor facility, on a 7-hour tour from Warsaw. Far less crowded than the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, Treblinka features a museum, commemorative monuments, and peaceful natural landscapes. This small-group tour is limited to eight people to ensure an intimate atmosphere. Lunch, entrance fees, and hotel pickup and drop-off are included.

Discover the architectural treasures of historical Malbork and either Gdansk or Sopot on a full-day trip from Warsaw. Delve into the ancient town of Malbork and visit its famous medieval castle — one of the largest brick buildings in Europe. Then, you’ll have the option to visit either Gdansk or Sopot: in Gdansk, admire the richly decorated Golden Gate and Dutch House, and hear of Artus Court’s history. Or, marvel at the Crooked House in Sopot, also home to Europe’s longest wooden peer and the rugged beauty of the Baltic Coast.

Learn about the history of the Holocaust on a full-day trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau from Warsaw. Alongside your guide, visit the site of the former Nazi extermination camp and delve into the history of the Third Reich. See preserved wooden watchtowers and barbed fences, and behold suitcases, shoes, and documents that belonged to Jewish prisoners in the site’s museum. Skip-the-line tickets and a Polish lunch are also included for a hassle-free experience.

Learn about a poignant part of Poland’s history in this tour of Adolf Hitler’s World War II Headquarters—Wolf’s Lair. You won’t have to worry about navigating in Poland’s countryside, as you’ll be picked up from your Warsaw hotel and taken to Masuria. Learn about Poland’s history and why this area was chosen for Hitler’s headquarters. As you’ll be in a small-group tour, you’ll have better access to your guide for questions.

Go on a historical journey on this day trip to the Wolf’s Lair and Swieta Lipka from Warsaw. First, visit the remains of Hitler’s headquarters during World War Two, the Wolf’s Lair, and see where he lived from 1940 to 1944. Afterward, head over to Swieta Lipka, the Polish sanctuary area. Pass by places where you can admire Baroque architecture.

Let us take you on a private tour to Majdanek – one of the best preserved Nazi German Concentration Camp from II World War. Learn more about tragic history of Jews and the Holocaust. Next discover located nearby Lublin – city with beautiful and rich history, where Western and Eastern Worlds meet. “Little Cracow”, “Vienna of the North”, “little Jerusalem”, find out yourself which nick name suits the best this pearl of the Eastern Poland.

Discover the subterranean mysteries of the Wieliczka Salt Mine and the historical highlights of Krakow on a full-day trip from Warsaw. Alongside your guide, you’ll travel to the UNESCO-listed salt mines to explore an underground labyrinth of chambers. See artworks, monuments and the magnificent Chapel of St Kinga (Kaplica Św Kingi) — an underground church made entirely from salt — before returning to Krakow to tour the city’s cultural treasures. Admire important landmarks such as Cloth Hall and Wawell Hill while learning of the Polish capital’s rich history.

It can take as much as four hours to drive to Krakow from Warsaw. Rather than facing the delays and cramped environment of a group tour, travel in style with a private driver and a Mercedes good for up to six passengers. Once there, enjoy a fully customizable private city tour with a local guide: see sights like Wawel Hill, the Main Market Square, the Jagiellonian University, and more.

Take a detour from the Polish capital to remember victims of the Holocaust on a day trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau from Warsaw. Tour the former Nazi concentration camp and UNESCO World Heritage Site with a guide, learning about its dark history through museum displays and remnants of barracks, gas chambers, crematoria, and watchtowers. Take time to reflect on the shared drive to and from the site while traveling through the countryside.

We prepared with high precision and special for you an unique program of tour. During this tour we will deliver you a big portion of knowledge about Majdanek - extermination camp. You will see many interesting exhibitions while walking at this big historical area. Also you can go further to see Lublin, it has one of the nicest Old Town in all Poland. It includes a private transport with pick up and drop off to your hotel, so you don't need to worry about anything. You will be led by licensed guide who has many-years of experience and they are the best in all country! All of it will make this tour very unforgettable.

After being collected from your accommodation in Warsaw by professional driver with social-distance car, you will make your way towards Treblinka, the biggest Nazi camp in all of Europe. The camp is only a 1.5-hour drive from Warsaw, and once having arrived, your guided tour will begin. During World War II, there were almost 2 million people killed in Treblinka and Auschwitz-Birkenau, a smaller concentration camp which lies outside of Krakow. Treblinka is a very impressive and touching place when it comes to the history, of which you will learn about throughout your tour here. In the central part of field full of stones, you will discover the famous must-see monument of "The Victims of Holocaust". During your trip you will also see the “Never Again” stone, which is dedicated to the Janusz Korczak commemoration. In the end of your tour, you will be returned back to your apartment in Warsaw.

Get acquainted with the cultural treasures of Masovia — Poland’s most populous province — on a full-day trip from Warsaw. After exploring Zelazowa Wola, the birthplace of renowned composer Frederic Chopin, you’ll admire Brochow’s famous fortified church and the distinct triangular market square of Lowicz. Then, either marvel at a grand aristocratic residence in Nieborów or observe reconstructions of traditional Lowicz villages in the Maurzyce Ethnographic Park. On this small-group tour, limited to eight people, personalized attention from your guide is guaranteed.

A private tour to The German Nazi Penal Labour and Extermination Camp in Treblinka, where during II World War more than 800 000 Polish Jews were murdered. During this 6 hour tour you will visit the site of the former camps and hear the story of survivors. Treblinka, more specific Treblinka II, is the second biggest death camp, after Birkenau, where German and Austrian Nazis murdered more than 800 000 Polish Jews with dozens of thousands more Poles in forced labour camp nearby. Treblinka is different than any other similar places. You won't see here barracks nor crematories. Jews from Warsaw Ghetto were brought there in unhuman condition by trains and were herded from railway ramp straight to gas chambers. 40 minutes later victims’ bodies were buried in giant mass graves. A thick forest surrounding the area creates almost mystical atmosphere. The beauty of the nature along with an awareness of a big tragedy that happened here to so many innocent people evokes deep emotions.

Uncover the rich culture and history of eastern Poland on a full-day trip to Lublin and Majdanek from Warsaw. Alongside your guide, you’ll explore the cultural melting pot of Lublin — a former competitor for the European Capital of Culture prize — and soak up its artistic atmosphere. Then, delve into Poland’s history on a visit to Majdanek — a former Nazi concentration camp — and visit Majdanek National Museum and the Monument of Struggle. Lunch and round-trip transport from your Warsaw hotel are included on this small-group tour, limited to eight people.