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7 Days Family Holiday to Poland: From Salt Mines to the Sea
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7 Days 6 NightsKrakow
3 Nights
Gdansk
3 Nights
Overview
Looking for a trip your whole family will love? This Poland Tour Package is packed with history, culture, food, and fun that’s perfect for all ages. Poland is a country full of medieval castles, colorful markets, cozy cafés, and friendly locals. You’ll experience the charm of Old Towns, taste delicious pierogi and gingerbread, and walk through peaceful parks and bustling streets. The weather is pleasant most of the year, especially in spring and summer, making it a great time to explore.
This 7-day itinerary is designed for families who want to learn, play, and make memories together. From Krakow’s legendary dragon stories to Gdansk’s seaside adventures, there’s something for everyone. Kids will love the fairy-tale buildings, underground salt mines, and the longest wooden pier in Europe. Parents will enjoy the rich history, delicious cuisine, and relaxing city walks.
Whether it's exploring castles, hearing organ concerts, or feeding ducks in a park, this trip is all about shared experiences that bring families closer. It’s fun, educational, and totally stress-free.
This 7-day itinerary is designed for families who want to learn, play, and make memories together. From Krakow’s legendary dragon stories to Gdansk’s seaside adventures, there’s something for everyone. Kids will love the fairy-tale buildings, underground salt mines, and the longest wooden pier in Europe. Parents will enjoy the rich history, delicious cuisine, and relaxing city walks.
Whether it's exploring castles, hearing organ concerts, or feeding ducks in a park, this trip is all about shared experiences that bring families closer. It’s fun, educational, and totally stress-free.
Highlights
- Visit the fire-breathing dragon statue and hear legends come to life at Wawel Hill.
- Explore Europe’s oldest salt mine and see giant salt chandeliers underground.
- Walk along the longest wooden pier in Europe and watch seagulls dance in Sopot.
- Discover a fairy-tale house that looks like it's melting – the Crooked House!
- Hear magical organ music echo through Oliwa Cathedral’s giant pipes.
- Taste gingerbread and ride a horse carriage in Krakow’s lively Market Square.
Why this trip?
- It's perfect for all ages – from kids to grandparents.
- Combines fun, culture, and relaxation in one trip.
- Easy pace and family-friendly activities every day.
- Great mix of castles, parks, markets, and museums.
- Offers unique food, music, and places to explore together.
- Creates memories your family will talk about for years.
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
3 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
Day Trip to Sopot and Oliwa Park.
Day 7
Departure. Head back with a Lot of Fun Memories
Price per person
Price is per person on twin sharing basis.
Your Route
Arrival to KRK
Krakow
Transfer by car
Gdansk
Departure from GDN
Frequently asked questions
The best time to visit Poland is from May to September when the weather is warm, sunny, and perfect for sightseeing, outdoor walks, and exploring parks with kids.
Yes! From castles and dragon statues to salt mines and seaside piers, the itinerary is filled with places that kids will enjoy and adults will find interesting too.
Kids will love the salt mine tour, dragon legends, horse carriage rides, Crooked House, and feeding ducks at Oliwa Park – all fun and safe experiences.
You can try pierogi (Polish dumplings), pancakes, sausages, and gingerbread. There are also many cafés and restaurants with kid-friendly meals and sweet treats.
Teenagers will enjoy the interactive museums, the shipyards and Solidarity Centre, the beach town of Sopot, and the cool architecture and photo spots in Krakow and Gdansk.