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05 Days & 04 Nights
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Take off from Copenhagen and arrive in Warsaw! Your 5-day tour package includes travel to Copenhagen, Denmark, as well as four more European destinations should you choose the In-depth Cultural tour Copenhagen and Poland. In addition to hotel accommodations, meals, transportation, and a knowledgeable guide, Copenhagen and Poland offer much more. The sites visited, the order of the visits on certain days, or the stages of the itineraries may change under extraordinary circumstances (breakdowns, delays owing to traffic issues, weather problems, strikes, sporting and religious events, congresses, sanitary precautions and protocols, or other complex situations). Europamundo reserves the right to make these modifications.
Greetings from Europamundo! We will be there to greet you when you get to the airport and take you to your hotel. For information about the welcome gathering with your guide and fellow visitors, see the information boards located in the hotel reception area.
Following breakfast, we head to the southernmost point of Scandinavia, a small village called GEDSER. We board a contemporary ferry to Germany at about 11:00 a.m. After a two-hour cruise over the Baltic Sea, we recommend eating lunch on board. Arriving at ROSTOCK, the largest port in Germany on the Baltic, it's time for a stroll through this city. His hometown is bustling with activity, with the market square, City Council, and St. Mary's Church being prominent features. We pass through the Pomerania region on our way to Poland. Arriving in the evening, SZCZECIN is a charming university city situated on the banks of the Oder River. Its historical center features the Castle of the Princes of Pomerania and the terraces by the river. Time to go for a stroll.
Following breakfast, we will travel through peaceful areas of western Poland—which, up until the conclusion of World War II, were a part of Germany—to get to BYDGOSZCZ. It's time for a stroll and lunch in this ancient city, which is renowned for the exquisite architecture found in its parks, historic center, and channels that link the Oder and Vistula rivers. We proceed to TORUN, the birthplace of Copernicus, a walled Gothic city with a stunning medieval center that has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site. You are welcome to come see his museum-house. It's time to go for a stroll. We travel our planned course and arrive at Poland's capital, Wrocław, at the end of the day.
We include an early morning guided city tour of Warsaw. With nearly two million residents, the city serves as Poland's political and economic hub and is a unique blend of modern architecture and historically significant structures that have been renovated. We will take a stroll around the quaint old town, which has been designated a world heritage site and features rebuilt historic buildings, the Royal Palace, and cobblestone streets following its destruction during World War II. We will commemorate what was once the biggest Jewish ghetto in Europe, view the Palace of Culture, a skyscraper gift from the Soviet Union, and stroll through Lazienkowski Park, home to the Chopin monument. In the afternoon, you have free time to explore the city's bustling business district or visit its two museums, the National Museum and the Warsaw Uprising Museum.
After breakfast, end of our services.
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