7-Day Heritage & Memory Trail: Warsaw, Potsdam, Berlin, Dresden, Auschwitz from Warsaw, Poland
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What a truly enjoyable experience! Visited multiple countries in a very organized way. Our tour guide Andy was great, very knowledgeable and entertaining. Accommodations were also great, very clean and spacious. Also loved the buffet breakfast every morning with lots of variety. Highly recommended, already booked another tour with this company!
Judy, 2023-06-11
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Visit Berlin, Brno, Cesky Krumlov, Dresden, Karlovy Vary, Krakow, Oswiecim, Potsdam, Poznan, Swiebodzin, Warszawa.
- Free breakfasts
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Itinerary


In the morning, depart for the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its stunningandintricate salt carvings that adorn its tunnels, captivating visitors from around the world. Afterward, we proceed to Krakow. Upon arrival, explore the landmarks of the Old Town, including St. Mary's Basilica, the Market Square, the Cloth Hall, the Town Hall Tower, and St. Adalbert's Church.
Krakow, Poland
Krakow is the second largest and one of the oldest cities in Poland. Situated on the Vistula River in the Lesser Poland region, the city dates back to the 7th century.
Wieliczka Salt Mine
Built in the 13th century, this salt mine is one of the oldest in Europe. Visitors will be amazed by the winding, labyrinthine corridors. Within, you will find three subterranean chapels filled with religious statues.
St. Mary's Basilica
This large, Gothic brick cathedral is one of the major attractions in old town Krakow. The most prominent idiosyncrasy of its architecture is the measurements of its towers: one is noticeably taller than the other.
Main Square
The Main Square is the centerpiece of old town Krakow, home to some of the city's oldest, most important, and most visited buildings. Built in the 13th century, it is the oldest medieval town square in Europe.
Cloth Hall
Considered the world's oldest shopping mall, the present Renaissance structure dates from 1555 and features in its interior many food stalls and small shops.
Town Hall Tower
Built of stone and brick at the end of the 13th century, the Town Hall Tower stands 75-meters high overlooking the Main Market Square. Over time, it has become one of the most popular tourist attractions in town.
St. Adalbert's Church
The Church of St. Adalbert in Krakow is the oldest church in the city. It was founded about the 11th century and replaced the previous one made of timber. It remains a living church where Krakow's faithful go to pray, and is one of the best places to listen to live classical music in Krakow.
Begin the day with a visit to the Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial and Museum, starting with an exterior view of Auschwitz II-Birkenau. Then proceed to Auschwitz I, where an optional guided tour (own expense) offers an in-depth exploration. Walk through the infamous "Arbeit Macht Frei" gate. After reflecting on this poignant history, continue the journey across the border to Brno. In the Freedom Square, admire the iconic Plague Column and fountain, while nearby, the Capuchin Crypt near the bustling Cabbage Market offers a unique cultural experience. Surrounding the square are various restaurants and cafes, perfect for enjoying a coffee and immersing yourself in the daily life of locals.
Oswiecim, Poland
Oswiecim is a town in the Malopolska province of southern Poland. The town is commonly known for being the site of the Auschwitz concentration camp.
Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum
This museum is dedicated to the memory of those killed at the Auschwitz concentration camp during the Holocaust, standing as a reminder to future generations of the deep scars that hatred and intolerance leave on humanity's collective skin.
Brno, Czech Republic
Brno is the second largest city in the Czech Republic by population and area, it is also the largest Moravian city and the historical capital city of the Margraviate of Moravia.
Freedom Square
Brno's Freedom Square, or "Namesti Svobody" in Czech, was once the historic city center. In the square, visitors will find the plague column, a memorial to those killed by the Black Death in the Middle Ages.
Capuchin Monastery
Not an attraction for the squeamish, the Capuchin Monastery in Brno is famous for housing a crypt, the final resting place of the monks who once lived there, that is complete with incredibly well-preserved mummies.
Visit the enchanting Cesky Krumlov, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has captivated visitors since its foundinginthe 13th century. After exploring the town, drive onward to Prague. Arrive in Prague by dusk.
Cesky Krumlov, Czech Republic
A town in the South Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic. Its historic centre, centred around the Český Krumlov Castle, is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1992 and was given this status along with the historic Prague castle district.
Today we will travel to Karlovy Var. After sightseeing, we will cross the border to Germany to explore the historic city of Dresden. Upon arrival, visit iconic landmarks such as the Dresden Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady), the Procession of Princes, the Dresden Castle (exterior), and Bruhl's Terrace.
Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic
Karlovy Vary is a spa town situated in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, on the confluence of the rivers Ohre and Tepla.
Grandhotel Pupp
Grandhotel Pupp , known as the most luxurious high-class hotel in Eastern Europe, is an impressive hotel with a tradition dating back to 1701, located in the historical center of Karlovy Vary, 300 m from the spa colonnade. It's served as the filming site for the movies Casino Royale (007) and Last Holiday.
Dresden, Germany
Dresden has a long history as the capital and royal residence for the Electors and Kings of Saxony, who for centuries furnished the city with cultural and artistic splendor, and was once by personal union the family seat of Polish monarchs. The city was known as the Jewel Box, because of its baroque and rococo city centre.
Frauenkirche
Originally built in the 18th century, this Baroque church was destroyed during the firebombing of Dresden during World War II. For 50 years, the ruins stood as a war memorial before the building was finally reconstructed in 1994.
The Procession of Princes
The Procession of Princes is located on the outside of the Stallhof, on Schlossplatz Square. The 101-meter-long mural represents the history of the Wettins, Saxonyâs ruling family, as a larger-than-life procession of riders.
Dresden Castle(Outside Visit)
Dresden castle is named for the City of Dresden as the capital city in the German state of Saxony, and well as its regal, commanding and almost âCastle likeâ neo-gothic architecture.
Bruhl's Terrace
The Bruhl Terrace is also affectionately known as the "Balcony of Europe". It is a popular, historical viewing platform in the old town of Dresden with a great view of the river Elbe.
Depart in the morning for Germany's capital Berlin. Upon arrival, begin a sightseeing tour of historical landmarksthat showcase Berlin's rich cultural and architectural heritage. Highlights include the Berlin TV Tower, remnants of the Berlin Wall, Checkpoint Charlie, the June 17th Street, the Victory Column, the Reichstag (New Parliament Building), the iconic Brandenburg Gate, and more. The tour leader may arrange an optional (own expense) boat ride to enjoy a leisurely river cruise and take in the sights of this bustling city's heart.
Berlin, Germany
Berlin is a world city of culture, politics, media and science, home to world-renowned universities, orchestras, museums, and entertainment venues, and is host to many sporting events. Its Zoological Garden is the most visited zoo in Europe.
Berlin TV Tower
This television tower in Berlin, built in 1969, is one of the most iconic features of the city's skyline. During the 2006 FIFA World Cup, the dome at the top was painted to resemble a soccer ball.
Berlin Wall
From 1961 to 1989, this wall divided Berlin in two and came to symbolize the division between East and West Germany during the Cold War.
Checkpoint Charlie
Checkpoint Charlie, the best known official crossing point between East Berlin and West Berlin during the Cold War.
Street of 17 June
The broad boulevard bisecting Tiergarten was named Street of 17 June in honour of the victims of the bloodily quashed 1953 workers' uprising in East Berlin. It is a tree-lined avenue through central Berlin. Continuing Unter den Linden, it connects several of the city's main attractions.
Victory Column
Berlinâs most famous and popular tourist spot. It is another of Berlin's monuments that has reinvented itself through the ages. The 67m high symbol of victory originally stood in front of the Reichstag in the former Königsplatz and today's Platz der Republik. The 8.3m tall statue on the top of the column represents both Victoria, the Goddess of Victory and Borussia the allegory and Latin name of Prussia.
Reichstagsgebaude
Located in Berlin, Reichstagsgebaude, also known as the the Reichstag building, houses the German parliament (the Bundestag). Constructed 1894, the building has historical significance through the Nazi period, Cold War, and Reunification of Germany. Notable include its river front views and glass dome architectural feature.
Brandenburg Gate
One of the best landmarks in Germany, Brandenburg Gate was built as a triumphal arch in the neoclassical style, completed in 1790. During the Cold War, the gate was closed, disallowing passage between East and West Berlin.
This morning, you may choose to visit Potsdam for free exploration within the city OR join a tour to the Sanssouci
Palace.
In the afternoon, we travel to Poland to visit its oldest city, Poznan, passing by the world's tallest Christ statue for a group activity (Must join) along the way. The Old Town of Poznan, surrounded by colorful facades, featuresquaint
architecture and modern shopping streets, offering a charming blend of the past and present.
Potsdam, Germany
The capital and largest city of the German federal state of Brandenburg, a residence of the Prussian kings and the German Kaiser until 1918.
Sanssouci Palace
Built by Prussian King Frederick II, Sanssouci Palace and its gardens are recognizedas a UNESCO World Heritage Site, often referred to as the "Prussian Versailles" due to their grandeur and opulence.
Swiebodzin, Poland
Swiebodzin is a very interesting place to visit both for leisure travelers and businessmen. The townâs close proximity to Rzepin Forest, Lubusz Lakeland and Gryzynski and Pszczewski landscape parks makes Swiebodzin a great place to rest and relax in, and its location at the crossroads of trunk roads no. 2 and 3 provides good transport for those travelling across western Poland.
Christ the King Statue
This figure presents Jesus Christ as King of the Universe. The reinforced concrete sculpture is 36 meters high, of which 33 meters is for the figure of Jesus, and 3 meters for the gilded crown crowning the monument. It is the tallest statue of Jesus in the world.
Poznan, Poland
Poznań is among the oldest and largest cities in Poland. It is best known for its renaissance Old Town and Ostrów Tumski Cathedral.
Explore the post-war reconstructed Old Town of Warsaw, including the Royal Castle, the Market Square lined with restaurants and bars, and the iconic Mermaid Statue that symbolizes Warsaw. Stroll through the Barbican and ancient city walls to reach the New Town, where you can visit the house of Marie Curie, a two-time Nobel Prize laureate. The tour continues past the Presidential Palace to the Holy Cross Church, and to the statue of astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus near the University of Warsaw. Finally, admire the Palace of Culture and Science.
Warszawa, Poland
Warsaw, Poland’s largest city and capital, is a dynamic blend of post-war rebirth, cutting-edge culture, and deep history. Nearly destroyed in WWII, it has risen into a modern metropolis with a beautifully reconstructed Old Town, buzzing nightlife, and world-class museums.
Warsaw Old Town
The oldest part of the Polish capital city sits along the banks of the Vistula river and is one of the most visited parts of town. It features medieval architecture like the city walls, St. John’s Cathedral, and the Barbican.
Royal Castle(Outside Visit)
Warsaw’s royal castle, appropriately stationed in Castle Square, was first built in 1619, but sadly, it was burned and looted by invading Nazi forces in World War II. The rebuilding process began in 1971.
Old Town Market Place
The center and oldest part of old town Warsaw, this market place is still, to this day, a bustling location where visitors can find all sorts of locally grown foods and hand-crafted products.
Mermaid Statue
The mermaid is the symbol of Warsaw, even appearing on the city's crest. There is a prominent statue of a mermaid in the center of the Old Town, a popular tourist attraction.
Maria Skłodowska-Curie Museum
Named after the two-time Nobel laureate, this museum is the only one in the world dedicated to the discoverer of polonium and radium, containing both permanent and periodic special exhibits.
Presidential Palace(Outside Visit)
Presidential Palace is one of Warsawâs most famous landmarks. Its construction began in 1643 and has been the home of royal and aristocratic families for generations. Since 1994, the palace has been the residence of Poland's presidents.
Holy Cross Church
Not so much to admire the fine baroque altarpieces that miraculously survived the 1944 Warsaw Rising reprisals, but to pay homage at the second pillar on the left side of the nave. Adorned with an epitaph to Frédéric Chopin, the pillar enshrines a jar that contains the composerâs heart.
Nicolaus Copernicus Monument
The statue made of bronze was unveiled in 1853. It presents Nicolaus Copernicus in an academic robe holding an astrolabe in his left hand and pointing at the sky with his right.
Its granite plinth holds a Latin inscription which reads: âNicolaus Copernicus, from Torun, moved the Earth and stopped the Sun and the Skyâ. A small well decorated with a dolphin head from which water bursts enriches the basis of the plinth.
Palace of Culture and Science
As notable high-rise in Warsaw this building stands at 237 meters high, making it the tallest building in Poland. It's a gift from the Soviet Union to Poland
Departure & Return
| Location | Address | Departure |
|---|---|---|
| Warszawa | 8:30am |
- Please arrive at the station at least 15 minutes before the scheduled departure.
- DROP OFF POINTS (Please noted that the drop off time is for reference only and may vary slightly due to traffic/ unforeseen circumstances): 19:00 The Palace of Culture and Science
Includes & Excludes
Price Includes
Price Excludes
| Destination | Adult | Child |
|---|---|---|
| Berlin, Germany | ||
| Berlin Boat cruise (Optional) | $29 / €25 | $29 / €25 |
| Brno, Czech Republic | ||
| Capuchin Monastery (Optional) | $6 / €5 | $6 / €5 |
| Krakow, Poland | ||
| Polish Dinner 3 course (Optional) | $41 / €35 | $41 / €35 |
| Oswiecim, Poland | ||
|
Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum (Optional)
Auschwitz Concentration Camp 1 - guided tour, skip the line +(Chinese and English official guide). Arrangement cannot be guaranteed and is subject to booking status.
|
$58 / €50 | $58 / €50 |
| Potsdam, Germany | ||
|
Sanssouci Palace (Optional)
Schloss Sanssouci tickets+Bridge of Spies+Transfer
|
$41 / €35 | $41 / €35 |
| Swiebodzin, Poland | ||
| Christ the King Statue (Mandatory) | $12 / €10 | $12 / €10 |
| Warszawa, Poland | ||
| Palace of Culture and Science (Optional) | $8 / €6.60 | $8 / €6.60 |
Berlin, Germany
Berlin Boat cruise (Optional)
- Adult
- $29 / €25
- Child
- $29 / €25
Brno, Czech Republic
Capuchin Monastery (Optional)
- Adult
- $6 / €5
- Child
- $6 / €5
Krakow, Poland
Polish Dinner 3 course (Optional)
- Adult
- $41 / €35
- Child
- $41 / €35
Oswiecim, Poland
Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum (Optional)
Auschwitz Concentration Camp 1 - guided tour, skip the line +(Chinese and English official guide). Arrangement cannot be guaranteed and is subject to booking status.
- Adult
- $58 / €50
- Child
- $58 / €50
Potsdam, Germany
Sanssouci Palace (Optional)
Schloss Sanssouci tickets+Bridge of Spies+Transfer
- Adult
- $41 / €35
- Child
- $41 / €35
Swiebodzin, Poland
Christ the King Statue (Mandatory)
- Adult
- $12 / €10
- Child
- $12 / €10
Warszawa, Poland
Palace of Culture and Science (Optional)
- Adult
- $8 / €6.60
- Child
- $8 / €6.60
- Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
- If you would like to join the optional activities, please pay the fee in cash to the tour guide. You cannot buy / use the tickets on your own or use City Passes. The tour guide will arrange the tickets for the group.
Additional Notes
- Physical Demands: This tour itinerary is very compact and requires a significant amount of walking. It is crucial for the group to arrive at each destination on time to ensure we can proceed to the next location as scheduled. Punctuality is essential to maintain the tour's flow and allow everyone to experience all planned attractions.
- Wheelchair Accessibility: Due to different bus models, we may not be able to accommodate participants using wheelchairs. Therefore, we regret that we cannot accept wheelchair users to join our tour. (Note: For "private group tours", please inform us before receiving a quote.)
- Luggage Restrictions: Due to limited luggage space on the coach, each passenger may bring one large and one small piece of luggage (large luggage not exceeding 30kg and 28 inches in size; small luggage not exceeding 20 inches). If passengers carry more than one large and one small piece of luggage (subject to available space), an additional fee of €5 (or £5 for the UK tours) per piece per day will be charged as a handling fee for the driver. Thank you for your understanding.
- Share Room: We will not charge clients a single supplement if they are willing to share a room with other tour members. However, no complaints or amendments can be made based on this arrangement. This preference must be indicated at the time of booking, and with a minimum of 7 days prior to joining the tour. Once the booking is confirmed, it will not be possible to amend the room choice while on tour. If you insist on changing to a single room, you must pay an additional fee.
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- Tour Participation Conditions: European tours are different from other countries in the world. Most tourist attractions cannot be reached directly by tour buses and require walking tours. If a passenger has limited mobility, they may have to wait on the bus at some attractions and cannot visit with the group. Loss of attractions cannot be used as a reason to request compensation or refunds. Please pay attention and think carefully before joining the tour. Once you have registered and confirmed your participation, it also means that you accept our company's terms and conditions.
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- Valuables and Personal Belongings: Please avoid bringing valuable items and precious jewelry as much as possible. Valuables and documents should be carried with you at all times and kept under your own supervision. Our company, driver, and tour leader are not responsible for any loss.
- Legal Compliance: Tour members must abide by the laws and regulations of each country, and it is strictly prohibited to carry private goods for profit and illegal items. Smoking is prohibited in all public places and indoor buildings (including hotel rooms) in Europe, with fines of up to thousands of euros, so please abide by the law. In recent years, some famous buildings (attractions) in Europe have banned visitors from sitting on the ground to rest or eat, which is not only considered rude but may also face immediate prosecution.
- Early Departure or Leaving the Tour: In any case or for personal reasons, if a tour member requests to leave on their own, return individually or leave the tour midway, our company will assist in making arrangements. However, our company will not be responsible for any indirect or direct cost losses incurred due to delays in transportation or other circumstances that result in missing the pre-arranged itinerary or accommodation.
- Disruptive Behavior: Any tour participant who intentionally obstructs the tour leader's work, endangers the safety of others, or affects the normal activities and interests of the group, the tour leader has the right to cancel their tour qualification, order the participant to leave the group depending on the specific situation or with the consent of the majority of the tour participants. The remaining balance of the unfinished part of the journey will not be refunded, and any actions taken by the participant after leaving the group will not be related to the company.
- Delays and Itinerary Changes: If the flight or bus is delayed due to a malfunction or traffic congestion, resulting in itinerary changes or canceled programs, tour participants may not use this as an excuse to oppose or withdraw from the tour. In case of bad weather, strikes, or unexpected accidents that cause delays in the itinerary, tour participants may not demand compensation or refund of tour fees.
- Itinerary Adjustment Notice: We continuously strive to improve our tour itineraries. We reserve the right to make changes to end cities, hotels, or tour order if improvements can be made or if unforeseen circumstances arise. During peak periods, duplicate departures may operate, possibly in reverse order, which may result in different hotels than those listed in the itinerary.
- Transportation and Accommodation Liability: The tourist transportation and hotels used by our company, such as airplanes, ships, trains, or buses, have various regulations for the safety of participants and issues such as lost luggage, accidents, and property damage. These situations will be handled based on the regulations established by each institution and will not be related to our company. We recommend that participants purchase travel insurance and luggage insurance on their own. For details on how to purchase insurance, please contact the travel agency you registered with or our company directly.
- European Climate and Hotel Facilities: The temperature difference between day and night in Europe is substantial, the annual average temperature exceeds 30 degrees for less than two months, and European countries have strong environmental protection awareness. Therefore, hotels in Europe may not have standard air conditioning.
- Tour Group Composition: If the number of participants is small, we reserve the right to combine guests speaking different languages on the same tour bus. This arrangement helps ensure tour viability and may enhance the cultural exchange experience for all participants.
- For minors under 18, pregnant women, or seniors (80+), they must be accompanied by at least one adult relative or friend (under 75) in order for their participation to be accepted. Note: Participants who are pregnant or seniors(70+)must sign a "Participant Commitment and Waiver of Liability" (support online signature)at the time of registration for mutual protection. We also recommend that pregnant women or seniors purchase appropriate insurance products before joining the tour.
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Lodging: Max 2 adults and 1 child are allowed in one room.
Child fare: 2 - 11 years old share a room with two adults (no bed). No charge for infants under 2 years old.
Share Room: You'll share a hotel room with another traveler randomly assigned by us of the same gender during your tour.
If the guest decides to change to a private room after the tour has commenced, they must pay an additional €120 per night
If the guest decides to change to a private room after the tour has commenced, they must pay an additional €120 per night
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Your order confirmation will be sent within 48 hours after we receive your passport information. The tour guide’s contact number will be provided 1–2 days before the departure date.
This tour allows you to choose your ending date and city. Hotel accommodations are counted from Day 1 to your selected end day, with the total number of nights calculated as (End Day – 1).
For example, if you choose to end the tour on Day 4, your hotel stay will include three nights. The drop-off location and time for each ending option are listed clearly on the product page.
You should only book your flight and make other travel arrangements after you have received your order confirmation. This ensures that your tour is fully confirmed before you finalize any additional travel plans.
You may extend your stay by selecting a Pre-Tour Hotel (arrive early) or Post-Tour Hotel (stay late) option on the tour page. These options are available in two types: with hotel pickup or without pickup.
For packages that include hotel pickup, a maximum of one night may be added for pre-tour or post-tour stays. Please review the available options on the tour page and select the one that best fits your needs at the time of booking.
Yes. Airport transfer is available only when you book a Pre-Tour or Post-Tour Hotel option that includes tour pickup. Certain hotel packages include airport transfer service.
Please select the hotel option with airport transfer on the tour page if you require this service.
All optional admission fees and service fees are paid on site upon arrival. Guests will make their selections during the tour and payment is collected by the tour guide in cash at the destination. (Some tickets require for self online booking)
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What a truly enjoyable experience! Visited multiple countries in a very organized way. Our tour guide Andy was great, very knowledgeable and entertaining. Accommodations were also great, very clean and spacious. Also loved the buffet breakfast every morning with lots of variety. Highly recommended, already booked another tour with this company!
I recommend this tour!
we loved this blue line tour, our guide Geno was terrific. very knowledgeable. Imagine going to lots of places in 7 days. You cant do this by yourself.
I recommend this tour!
I absolutely loved this blue line tour. Our guide, Christian was friendly and knowledgeable. The route was perfect for my limited time in Europe. The hotels were completely serviceable 3 star rooms which were safe, clean, friendly staff, decent breakfast, free wifi.
The bus was comfortable, our driver was a machine, and the whole process was very convenient. I wish it had had wifi- but really, it helped me to enjoy my vacation and unplug by not having it.
I have recommended this site/program to every person that asked me about my trip. It is idiot proof travel with very little stress. I wish we'd had more time in several of the cities- but others felt perfectly adequate. I plan to hit Take Tours as often as possible around my business trips. 2 thumbs up.
I recommend this tour!
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