A TRAIL BETWEEN THE CAPITAL OF POLAND AND Bory Tucholskie National Park
- Duration: 7 days
- Suggested means of transport: airplane, self-drive, train
- Transport to destinations: self-drive, transfers with a private driver, car rental
Warsaw is a dynamic metropolis in Central Europe and the capital of Poland. Painfully affected by the Second World War, the city is currently one of the most rapidly developing centres in Europe. When discovering Poland's capital city, a must-see are the 700-year-old Old Town, reconstructed after World War II with the help of Canaletto's paintings, the Royal Castle, which has been the residence of Polish rulers since the 16th century, the Warsaw Uprising Museum and the POLIN Museum of the history of Polish Jews. After two days in Warsaw you will set off to Toruń, considered one of the most beautiful cities in Poland, famous for its well-preserved medieval Old Town. Apart from its undoubted architectural value, in Toruń you will discover numerous attractions such as a planetarium, a museum of live gingerbread and interesting monuments - it is an ideal destination for the whole family. The leisure part of your trip is a stay in the Tuchola Forest National Park. This is an ideal place for those seeking peace in soothing natural surroundings.
Day
1: Arrival in Warsaw. A driver will be waiting for you at the airport
to take you to your chosen hotel.
Day
2: After breakfast you will meet your private guide and set off to
discover Warsaw. You will visit the historical Old Town, which is
listed by UNESCO, you will visit the Royal Castle and take a walk
along the Royal Route, which will lead you to Łazienki Park, where
you will visit the famous palace on the water and the monument of
Chopin. With our guide you will also have the opportunity to visit
less touristic places and get to know Warsaw from a local's
perspective.
Day
3: Today a rental representative will provide you with a car, so that
you can drive to Toruń - one of the most interesting cities in
Poland.
Toruń
has one of the oldest and best preserved medieval Old Towns, with its
characteristic Town Hall building.
It
is also the city of the world-famous Polish astronomer Nicolaus
Copernicus, so it is worth going to the astrological space shows that
take place in the Toruń planetarium (shows are also held in English,
German, Spanish and Russian).
You
can spend time in Toruń in many ways - you can visit it on your own
based on our recommendations, or you can book services of a private
guide who will show you the city and tell about its history.
Day
4&5&6: Today you will leave medieval Toruń and head to the
Tuchola Forest National Park, where you will spend the next three
days.
By
staying in a modern hotel on the shores of Charzykowskie Lake, right
by the National Park, you will be able to take advantage of all the
opportunities this beautiful area has to offer. Those who value
active forms of recreation will certainly not feel disappointed -
there are countless cycling and Nordic walking trails at your
disposal.
Guests
who prefer peace and relaxation will certainly find it in the hotel
SPA, where you can take advantage of a wide range of beauty
treatments, massages or go for a sauna ritual in so called "bania
tucholska".
Day
7: Private transfer to Warsaw airport for your return flight home.