A 7-day journey through Lithuania and Poland exploring history, culture, and nature.

A 7-day journey through Lithuania and Poland exploring history, culture, and nature.

7 Days

€5,340〜 / 1 person (when 2 people use 1 room)

• Price
  What's Included

  • Hotel accommodation fee for 6 nights (including taxes and breakfast)
  • Vilnius ⇔ Kaunas transfer vehicle
  • The cost of lunch on the first day in Kaunas
  • Public transport fares
  • Warsaw Żelazowa Wola Tour
  • Warsaw → Krakow train ticket
  • Kaunas-Vilnius Japanese Guided Tour
  • Admission tickets to the tourist facilities listed in the itinerary
  • Auschwitz Concentration Camp & Wieliczka Salt Mine Tour with Lunch Included
  • Domestic flight ticket from Vilnius to Warsaw

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  Price
  What's not included

  • International Airline Tickets
  • Personal expenses at the hotel (phone, refrigerator use, tips, etc.)
  • Lunch and dinner fee
  • Transportation and sightseeing costs not mentioned above
  • Tips

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Detailed itinerary

• Day 1

  

  Vilnius → Kaunas

  We will travel by car from Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, to Kaunas, the second-largest city.
  
  Together with a Japanese guide, we will explore the city of Kaunas, using public transportation along the way.
  Until World War II, the town of Kaunas, which flourished as the largest city in Lithuania, became a temporary provisional capital and experienced explosive development. Due to this history, it has been registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as a city of modernist architecture. Visitors can explore spots such as the cobblestone old town, Kaunas Castle, and City Hall, and also stop by the museum of Chiune Sugihara, the diplomat who served during World War II and was known as the 'Schindler of the East,' a story that was also made into a movie.
  
  
  Breakfast / - Lunch / ○ Dinner / -
  Accommodation: Kaunas

• Day 2

  

  Kaunas → Vilnius

  We will travel from Kaunas to Vilnius by private car.
  
  We will explore Vilnius, a UNESCO World Heritage city with the largest old town in Europe, together with a Japanese guide while also using public transportation.
  In the Old Town of Vilnius, you can see a variety of church styles such as Baroque and Gothic. Among them, you will visit the Cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul.
  Compared to other old towns in Europe, it is characterized by the lack of clear boundaries such as city walls and the minimal influence of the Knights of the Order.
  
  Breakfast/〇 Lunch/〇 Dinner/-
  Accommodation: Vilnius

• Day 3

  

  Vilnius → Warsaw

  After breakfast at the hotel, we will move to the airport and travel to Warsaw by plane.
  After checking into the hotel, please take your time and relax.
  
  The capital of Poland, Warsaw, has been known to flourish since the 13th century, but it suffered significant destruction during World War II. It is renowned for its recovery efforts, where people came together to rebuild the city. In 1980, it was recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site as the Warsaw Historic District. It is a very beautiful city with cobblestone streets and stone buildings lining the riverside.
  
  
  Breakfast/〇 Lunch/- Dinner/-
  Accommodation: Warsaw

• Day 4

  

  Warsaw & Żelazowa Wola sightseeing → Transfer to Kraków

  After breakfast at the hotel, you will head out on a guided private car tour.
  
  We will embark on a tour to explore the city of Warsaw and Żelazowa Wola, the birthplace of Chopin.
  Żelazowa Wola village is located about 60 km west of Warsaw and is the place where Chopin was born in 1810. Although the original house no longer exists, a reconstructed building, restored down to its interior, is now open to the public. The surrounding area is a garden where you can reflect on Chopin's 19th-century era while admiring the weeping willow branches dipping into the stream and the blooming flowers.
  
  After returning from the tour, we will travel to Krakow by train.
  Please check into the hotel and enjoy a relaxing time.
  
  Breakfast/〇 Lunch/- Dinner/-
  Accommodation: Krakow

• Day 5

  

  Auschwitz Concentration Camp & Wieliczka Salt Mine

  After breakfast at the hotel, you will take a private car to move to the Auschwitz concentration camp.
  
  Join a tour of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp with a Japanese guide. Known as an unparalleled negative heritage site in the world, the remains of the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp have now been developed into a facility where people from all over the world can learn about its history.
  
  After that, we will visit the Wieliczka Salt Mine, where mining continues to this day. As a major source of national income in Poland, salt mining has been ongoing for over 700 years. As a result, the total length of the tunnels is approximately 300 km, the number of cavities created after mining exceeds 2,000, and the deepest part reaches 327 meters, forming a vast underground mining site. It is a fascinating place created by humans continuously excavating the natural rock salt left behind by nature.
  
  
  Breakfast/〇 Lunch/- Dinner/-
  Accommodation: Krakow

• Day 6

  

  Krakow Tourism

  After breakfast at the hotel, you will join a half-day tour of Krakow's Old Town.
  
  You will explore Krakow on foot with a guide. If timing allows, you will visit places such as St. Mary's Basilica (entry included) and Krakow's Main Square.
  Krakow, which flourished as the capital of the Kingdom of Poland, is home to many traditional spots. You are sure to encounter picturesque scenes, such as horse-drawn carriages in the square or the hourly trumpet call inspired by medieval legends, as if you’ve stepped into a storybook world.
  
  You will have free time to explore the city at your leisure.
  
  
  Breakfast/〇 Lunch/- Dinner/-
  Accommodation: Krakow

• Day 7

  

  Returning to Japan

  After breakfast, you will return home according to your flight schedule.
  
  Breakfast/〇 Lunch/- Dinner/-
  Accommodation: -

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