WARSAW- GDANSK- POZNAN-BERLIN  , Polska
WARSAW- GDANSK- POZNAN-BERLIN Day 1 Transfer from the airport to Warsaw
Sightseeing:
The Old Town – admiring picturesque tenement houses and imposing old churches, it is hard to believe that at the end of the World War II, not a single stone was left standing in this area. The incredible achievement of the reconstruction of the Old Town was recognized with the granting by UNESCO of World Cultural and Natural Heritage status to this area.
The Column of The King Sigismundus,
The Royal Castle: present shape refers to VII and VIII century.
The Old Town Market: elegant restaurants, cafes, galleries and museums surround Market, recently the centre of square decorates a Mermaid- symbol of Warsaw
The Old Town Walls – Barbican: in the past it function as a defensive walls, nowadays it attract many sculptors and musicans
The Łazienki Garden – one of the Europe’s finest complexes laid out in the 17th century by St. Lubomirski. Its current shape is the result of the efforts of King Stanisław August Poniatowski owner of the Łazienki.
Palace of Culture and Science: the symbol of Warsaw and the tallest building in Warsaw (234,5 m high) "donated" to Warsaw by the Soviet nation. Today it houses offices, theatres, cinema, museum, headquarters of many companies and huge congress centre with a concert hall. The major tourist attraction is the viewing terrace with its grand panorama of the city on the 30th floor. In 2000 a clock, the second largest in Europe was unveiled on the building.
Krakowskie Przedmieście Street- is one of the most beautiful historical streets in Warsaw. Going throught left side, just behind the Mickiewicz Monument you can see Namiestnikowski Palace which was built in the XVII century
Teatralny Square: Partly destroyed during the November Uprising in 1830 and burnt in 1939 and in 1944. Rebuilt and extended till 1965 to Pniewski\'s design. One of the Europe\'s largest and the most modern theatres with the opera house, the ballet and the Theatre Museum. The wing houses the National Theatre. The statuary includes the Monuments to Moniuszko and to Wojciech Bogusławski by J.Szczepkowski.
Grand Theatre - The National Opera House
Piłsudski square
Belvedere
Dinner, night’s lodging
Day 2
Breakfast
Transfer to Gdansk
Sightseeing:
Upland Gate
Long Market: between Gold and Green Gate, form Royal Way- being the most beautiful and most representative streets of Gdansk
Town hall: at present the seat of Historical Museum
Neptune’s fountain: made by Peter Husen and Johann Rogge
Crane: near Neptun the next symbol of the city, it is in Europe the largest medieval port crane
St Joseph Church: built by the Teutonic Order in XV century, it is an example of gothic architecture
St Kate Church: was built at the beginning of the XII century and is the oldest parish church in Gdansk
Old Town Hall: was built between 1587-95 in the mannieristic style.
St Mikolaj Church: was built at the end of the XII century and is the oldest church in Gdansk
St Mary’s Church: is the biggest brick church in Europe and the biggest in Poland
Oliwa: the most charming district in Gdansk. It is famous from beautiful Adam Mickiewicz park, cathedral and zoo
Accomodation, dinner, night’s lodging
Day 3
Breakfast
Transfer to Gdynia
Sightseeing:
10-february Street: is the most interesting and representative part of modern Gdynia. The name is commemorate with marriage Poland with the sea
The Pomeranian Gift: three –masted sailing-ship, was built in 1909 in Hamburg
ORP Błyskawica Destroyer: polish destroyer, was built between 1935-36 in England, from 1937 served polish naval forces
Maritime Museum and Aquarium: the most interesting museum in Trojmiasto. There are models of gout sea, stuffed animals, fossils’ collections and first of all aquarias with fauna and flora living in Baltyk and tropical seas
transfer to Sopot and sightseeing:
forest Opera: famous for its interwar Wagner concerts, and since 1961 - for the International Song Festivals
Wooden Pier- It is the longest wooden pier in Europe. During summertime, for a small fee you can enter the pier, and admire the coastline
The Monte Casino Heroes Street is the center of Sopot, being in fact a promenade where cars cannot drive. On both sides of the street there are countless XIX - XXth-century houses, some of them housing pubs or restaurants today
Accomodation, dinner, night’s lodging
Day 4
Breakfast
Transfer to Poznan
Sightseeing:
Old Market: with its Renaissance burgher houses and the Town Hall
Museum of Musical Instruments: it is the only of this type museum in Poland
Jezuit Body: was built in the XIII century. Nowadays there is City Office
St Stanislaw Church: one of the most monumental baroque churches in Poland
Promenade: this is one of the most popular trade streets of Poznan
Palm House
Accomodation, dinner, night’s lodging
Day 5
Breakfast
Transfer to Berlin
Sightseeing:
Brandenburska Gate: symbol of Berlin
Reichstad: is the seat of the German Bundestag or federal government and, with its new dome, one of the Berlin's biggest crowd-draws. Its colorful past reflects the turbulence of German history since the 19th century.
Victory Column
Charlotenburg: the largest and most beautiful palace in Berlin, is a shining example of baroque architecture. It was built from 1695–99 as a summer residence for Sophie Charlotte, the consort of Elector Friedrich III.
Alexanderplatz: the most famous square in Berlin. Originally, this square lay just beyond the gates to the city. Around 1700 it was the site of a livestock market, earning it the name Ochsenplatz or "Oxen Square". The square is also home to the World Time Clock, and the Fountain of International Friendship, both of which were erected in 1969.
Return to hotel, dinner, night’s lodging
Day 6
breakfast
Departure to the ZOO district
Tropical Island: great fun and rest for everybody
Departure to the airport
Price default included:
Price: 350 Euro- 3* hotels
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