Cultural and Culinary Journey in Poland: 9 Days from Warsaw to Krakow and Back Itinerary

Begin your day with a relaxing walk in Łazienki Park and visit the Frederic Chopin Monument. For a delightful brunch, head to Zapiecek known for its traditional Polish dishes.

Spend the afternoon at the Warsaw Chopin Museum to learn more about the famous composer. Afterward, enjoy a leisurely cruise on the Vistula River with the Warsaw Traditional Galar Cruise.

Conclude the day with a unique experience at the Warsaw Chopin Concert Painted by Candlelight with Wine. Before the concert, indulge in a pre-show dinner at Atelier Amaro, a Michelin-starred restaurant.

Explore the Warsaw Jewish Ghetto (Getto Zydowskie) and visit the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews. For a meaningful experience, take a Warsaw Ghetto, Jewish Cemetery & POLIN Museum Private Tour.

Enjoy a light lunch at Mąka i Woda, known for its fresh pasta. Spend the afternoon on a Warsaw Afternoon Public City Tour to gain a comprehensive understanding of the city's history.

Join a Warsaw Pub Crawl with 1-Hour Open Bar for a fun evening. Visit some of the best bars in the city and meet fellow travelers.

Depart from Warsaw to Krakow for a day trip to Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum. Take a guided tour to pay your respects and learn about the history of the Holocaust.

After the tour, have a simple lunch at Krowarzywa, a popular vegan spot. In the afternoon, explore the Krakow Old Town and visit the Rynek Glówny (Main Market Square).

For dinner, enjoy a modern Polish cuisine experience at Podwale Kompania Piwna. Take a leisurely walk in the evening and soak in the magical atmosphere of Krakow.

Begin your day with a visit to Wawel Royal Castle and the Wawel Cathedral. Explore the historic complex and enjoy the panoramic views of the city from the castle hill.

Have a traditional Polish lunch at Restauracja Starka near the castle. In the afternoon, explore the Kazimierz Jewish Quarter and visit the Schindler's Factory Museum.

Enjoy a dinner at Hamsa, known for its Middle Eastern and Jewish cuisine. Take a relaxing evening stroll along the Vistula River.

Travel from Krakow to Wroclaw and start your day with a visit to the Ostrow Tumski, the oldest part of the city. Explore the Wroclaw Cathedral and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of the island.

For lunch, try the famous Pasibus known for its delicious burgers. Afterward, take a Wroclaw City Sightseeing Cruise to admire the city's architecture and learn about its history.

Have a relaxed dinner at Przedwojenna, a restaurant with a pre-war ambiance. Take a walk in the evening to see the illuminated Market Square and the Wroclaw Fountain.

Embark on a fun adventure hunting for the Wroclaw Dwarfs scattered around the city. These small statues have become a symbol of Wroclaw and each has its own unique story.

Enjoy a light lunch at Krystian's and then take a Wroclaw Panoramic Tour to get a comprehensive view of the city and its landmarks.

For dinner, try the innovative cuisine at Magiel Wodki i Piwa. Conclude your day with a visit to the Racławice Panorama, a unique 19th-century painting depicting a historic battle.

Travel from Wroclaw to Poznan and start your day at the Poznan Old Town. Visit the Poznan Town Hall and the iconic Goats on the Town Hall.

Have a traditional Polish lunch at Bamberka and then explore the Cathedral Island with the Poznan Cathedral and the Archaeological Museum.

Enjoy a relaxed dinner at Brovaria and take a leisurely walk in the King's Park.

Return to Warsaw from Poznan and spend your final morning at the Wilanów Palace, also known as the "Polish Versailles." Explore the beautiful gardens and the palace's rich history.

For a memorable farewell lunch, dine at Atelier Amaro, the first and only Michelin-starred restaurant in Poland. Afterward, take a Warsaw City Sightseeing Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour to revisit any favorite spots or explore new areas.

Conclude your trip with a special evening at the Warsaw Chopin Concert in a Historical Old Town Location. Before the concert, enjoy a final dinner at Belvedere Restaurant, known for its elegant setting and fine Polish cuisine.