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Wolf's Lair (Ger. Wolfsschanze) in 1941-1944 was Hitler's headquarters. Hidden town in the forest had more than 2.000 staff and consisted of 200 buildings, shelters, huts and 2 airports.

Individual tour with own guide of the trail of legends of Sirens, Basilisks, Golden Ducks and Stone Bears. And in contrast to fairy tales - from Wilanow Palace and the Old Town through Palace on the Water - to the socialist architecture on the Constitution Square.

If you're short of time then this tour is for you. Individual 2-hour drive by luxury car with your own guide. See the most important tourist attractions.

If you want to know and understand, not only Warsaw, but also Polish tradition - see with us all the tourist attractions in Warsaw (program as in the Standard Route) and the most important museums in the 9 hour tour.

We invite you to explore the lost city. In 1939, were 360.000 Jews here... now a Jewish community has less 500 people. We will visit the most important places starting from the Synagogue and the Jewish cemetery to the ghetto wall and Umschlagplatz monument.

Enjoy a journey in Warsaw and follow there Chopin's footsteps (the route identical to the Warsaw Chopin Tour) and evening at 19.30 in the cozy parlor in the city center, you will have the opportunity to listen to the music of Chopin, played by talented pianists. The concerts are accompanied by a friendly conversation over a glass of wine and home-made cakes.

Enjoy a journey to Warsaw route special prepared by historians from the National Institute of Chopin. The route goes from Chopin Monument , through St. Cross Church where the composer's heart rests, to the Chopin Museum.

In one day we will know the whole life of Chopin. From the birthplace in Zelazowa Wola, through place of the first piano concert of 8 years old artist in Radziwil Palace, to the urn with the heart. During the summer, we invite you to piano recitals on Saturdays and Sundays in the park in Zelazowa Wola. Whereas, throughout the year, on weekdays - for evening performances at Salon in Warsaw.

Enjoy a journey in Warsaw and follow there Chopin's footsteps (the route identical to the Warsaw Chopin Tour). Unusual stop will be St. Cross Church where is an urn with the heart of the composer. In accordance with his postmortem wish, jar with heart was smuggled out of France. After the visit to the Museum in Ostrogscy Palace in Warsaw, we will go to Żelazowa Wola, Chopin's birthplace.

Tykocin is a small town situated on the bank of the river Narew. Before war population there was close to 4,000 persons, of which 2,000 were Jews. The city was famous for its great scholars - experts in the Torah, as well as the great merchants and entrepreneurs.

Treblinka Camp was established in mid-1942. Then came here the first transport from the Warsaw Ghetto. Died here more than 800.000 people. Location: 100 km from Warsaw, without direct train or bus.

On this trip we will see the world that no longer exists. Small Jewish, sleepy town with a beautiful Synagogue - the second largest in Poland. It is preserved and restored like yesterday would be there prayers. At the end we will visit place of the Holocaust - the Treblinka death camp (second after Auschwitz in terms of killed people).

To the death camp in Sobibor were directed transports mainly from Lublin Region, France and Netherlands. Killed more than 250,000 Jews here. In 1943, in the camp an uprising broke out under the leadership of the Russian Jew, the Red Army lieutenant - Alexander

Saints of Poland. St. Faustina. She had a gift of bilocation, reading of human souls and prophecies. St. Maximilian Maria Kolbe. In 1941, he was sent to Auschwitz, where he voluntarily chose death by starvation in exchange for a convicted inmate. Blessed Jerzy Popiełuszko. Chaplain of Warsaw Solidarity. He was killed in 1984 by officers of the Communist State Security Service.

Front of us are the two most beautiful landscapes of the eighteenth century Poland. Idyllic and noble. Sierpc. The whitewashed walls of peasant huts.Roadside chapels and crosses. Next breathtaking views are waiting for us in the Arkadia-Nieborow Park. One of the most beautiful 18th century aristocratic gardens.

The first Tatars arrived to Poland in the fourteenth century. They fought both together with the Poles against the Teutonic Order, and against the Poles. Since the fifteenth century, in return for military service under the banner of the Polish king, they received lands.

Malbork (Ger. Marienburg) - the largest surviving Gothic fortress in the world. Built from the thirteenth century by the Teutonic Order is currently on the UNESCO heritage list.

The concentration camp in Lublin was the second largest, after Auschwitz, the Nazi camp of this type in Europe. In the Majdanek camp was crematorium and 7 gas chambers where prisoners were killed with Zyklon B and carbon monoxide.

Lublin is located on the border of Eastern and Western cultures on the ancient trade route. From the early Middle Ages, lived here Jews, Russians and others.

Łódź - it is the third largest city in Poland. Its multicultural history in the nineteenth century created Poles, Jews, Germans and Russians. Thus, today we can admire more than 200 palaces, marvel at the Orthodox churches, watch the magnificent churches of the Evangelical-Lutheran and Catholic, or discover Jewish heritage.

We invite you to visit two remarkable monuments of Catholicism in Poland. Lichen - the place of the revelation of Mother of God (nineteenth century), created here the largest church in Poland: Basilica of Our Lady, Queen of Poland. After that we will see the world's largest statue of Christ the King in Swiebodzin.

A visit in the magical Kraków, where, according to a legend, is one of the seven miraculous stones (chakra) thrown by the Hindu god Shiva (the others are in New Delhi, Mecca, Delphi, Jerusalem, Rome, and Velehrad).

A visit to dazzling Kraków and fairy Wieliczka Salt Mine (the first traces of salt production date back 5000 years). At the beginning we will get directly to the mine, to after visiting the underworld kingdom get to the center of the Old Town.

See all the most important places: Krakow with Salt Mine in Wieliczka and Auschwitz in a nutshell. This is what other takes from 2 to 3 days - you will explore it in several hours.

We invite you to visit the two most important places in Poland. The medieval capital of Poland - Kraków, and the largest extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau.

Kazimierz Dolny is the pearl of Polish Renaissance. Next to the large number of historic buildings and places , we have close contact with nature (Vistula slow flowing in the bends or unusual loess gorges).

Discover the most beautiful and the most important places of the eastern Poland. Royal Castle in Lublin.To this day, there is preserved residential-defensive tower from the thirteenth century and Byzantine-Russian frescoes from the fifteenth century in the Gothic church. And also Kazimierz Dolny with 3.000 inhabitants and 3.000 visitors each day.

Three places. Jedwabne - where Polish neighbors in a rural barn burned more than three hundred of their Jewish neighbors. Tykocin - where in the pogrom made by the Germans were killed by Poles and Germans over two thousand Jews. Treblinka - where in the chambers died more than 800,000 Jews killed by the Ukrainian and German soldiers.

The Monastery in Czestochowa is the most important place of worship of the Virgin Mary in Poland with the miraculous image of the Black Madonna. As the legend says it is painted by St. Luke the Evangelist on fragments of the table of the Holy Family.

We invite you to travel on the trail of Orthodox churches and blessed places. We will begin with a visit to the sacred Mount Grabarka, where the believers are washing affected places in the miraculous spring and come around the church on their knees.

One Day in Poland helps you to plan your visit in Poland and neighboring countries in Eastern Europe (Ukraine, Lithuania, Czech Republic, Slovakia) .

Today Gdansk is the capital of amber and the birthplace of

To the camp in Belzec since 1942 were brought victims from the ghettos, mostly whole families. They were only Jews. In total, more than 600,000 Jews were murdered here. Survived only three people...

Auschwitz Museum is located 320 km from Warsaw, without direct connection. Public transport travel time from Warsaw to Auschwitz is from 5 to 7 hours one way. The total duration of our tour is 10 hours.

Żelazowa Wola village is located at a distance of more than 50 km from Warsaw. Here, in 1810, Frédéric Chopin came into the world. Chopinetto - as called him in Paris. Monsieur Pichon - as Frédéric called himself. George Sand called him Chop. Heine called him Rafael of piano. Liszt or Berlioz said simply: Genius!