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6 Days Poland Tour Package: History, Culture & Family Fun
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6 Days 5 NightsKrakow
3 Nights
Gdansk
2 Nights
Overview
Looking for a fun, history-filled, and easy-paced vacation with your family? This Poland Tour Package is just right for you. From charming old towns and castles to interactive museums and beautiful market streets, Poland is perfect for families who enjoy a mix of culture, nature, and learning. The country offers mild weather most of the year, delicious food like pierogi (dumplings) and soups, and friendly locals who love to share their traditions.
This 6-day itinerary starts in Krakow, where you’ll walk the cobbled streets of the Old Town, explore the majestic Wawel Castle, and dive into Polish-Jewish heritage. You can even choose to visit the magical Wieliczka Salt Mine or exciting museums with your kids.
Next, head north to the historic port city of Gdansk. Visit the European Solidarity Centre, walk colorful streets, and enjoy the sea breeze. Whether it's discovering royal history, tasting local food, or hearing stories from the past, this family trip to Poland brings learning and bonding together in a fun, unforgettable way.
This 6-day itinerary starts in Krakow, where you’ll walk the cobbled streets of the Old Town, explore the majestic Wawel Castle, and dive into Polish-Jewish heritage. You can even choose to visit the magical Wieliczka Salt Mine or exciting museums with your kids.
Next, head north to the historic port city of Gdansk. Visit the European Solidarity Centre, walk colorful streets, and enjoy the sea breeze. Whether it's discovering royal history, tasting local food, or hearing stories from the past, this family trip to Poland brings learning and bonding together in a fun, unforgettable way.
Highlights
- Walk through Krakow’s Old Town, the very first UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Explore the fairy-tale Wawel Castle and its royal treasures.
- Discover stories of Jewish life and resilience in the historic Kazimierz district.
- Go underground into a real salt mine and see sculptures made of salt.
- Wander the colorful streets of Gdansk’s Long Market and spot Neptune’s Fountain.
- Step into history at the European Solidarity Centre with real-life stories and displays.
Why this trip?
- It’s a perfect mix of fun, learning, and sightseeing for the whole family.
- Explore castles, cathedrals, and colorful towns with zero boredom.
- Kids and adults alike will love the mix of museums and outdoor walks.
- It’s safe, easy to travel around, and full of friendly locals.
- Every stop is packed with stories, photo moments, and local flavor.
Your Route
Arrival to KRK
Krakow
Transfer by car
Gdansk
Departure from GDN
Krakow
3 Nights stay
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Day 1
Arrival in Krakow - Welcome to Poland. Explore Old Town
Day 2
Visit Wawel Castle. Explore Jewish Quarters.
Day 3
Excursion to Wieliczka Salt Mine (Optional). Or Explore Krakow Museums
Car to Gdansk
Gdansk
2 Nights stay
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Day 4
Transfer to Gdansk. Evening Explore the Long Market
Day 5
Sightseeing in Gdansk. Visit the European Solidarity Centre and Historic Streets.
Day 6
Departure. Head back with a lot of Family Memories
Price per person
₹73,565
Price is per person on twin sharing basis.
Your Route
Arrival to KRK
Krakow
Transfer by car
Gdansk
Departure from GDN
Frequently asked questions
Yes, this trip is kid-friendly with lots of walking tours, fun museums, castles, and even a salt mine! The days are planned with plenty of breaks, and most places have kid-friendly food and activities.
Poland usually has mild to cool weather. Summer is pleasant and spring/fall are cool with some rain. Winter is cold with snow. For this trip, pack light jackets, comfy shoes, and a small umbrella just in case.
Yes, Indian citizens need a Schengen visa to travel to Poland. You’ll need to apply through the nearest Polish embassy or consulate, and the process usually takes 15 working days. Make sure to carry your travel insurance, hotel bookings, and return tickets.
Yes, you can find Indian restaurants in cities like Krakow and Gdansk. There are also many restaurants that offer vegetarian meals or simple dishes like rice, soup, and bread that kids usually enjoy.
Yes, many museums in Krakow and Gdansk are interactive, and the salt mine feels like an underground adventure with sculptures, tunnels, and even music.