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Direct Wholesaler |
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No Intermediaries |
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Worldwide Network |
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Quality Tours |
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Affordable Prices |
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Established since 1985 |
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Round-Trip Airfare on major
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First Class & Deluxe Hotels |
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Buffet Breakfast & dinner daily |
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Private English Speaking tour
guide throughout |
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Transfers & sightseeing in deluxe
motorcoach |
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Discounted Add-on airfares are
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RECOMMENDED
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CENTRAL EUROPE
Warsaw-Poland |
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1: Budapest/Krakow |
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We drive North from Hungary to Poland
through the winding valleys and scenic countryside of
Slovakia; you will pass the Tatras and continue on to the great plains
of Poland. Arrive in charming
Krakow in time
for dinner and overnight. |
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2: Krakow |
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Krakow, formerly the capital of
Poland, is a colossus of art and architecture; considered one of the
world's great historic cities. Visit to Wawel Castle,
the former seat of Polish Kings; St. Mary's Church,
the renaissance Cloth Hall and other city landmarks.
Tour the Sister Faustina Convent. |
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3: Krakow/Warsaw |
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We take a side trip to one of the
most somber memorials of the past Auschwitz to visit
the museum
and the memorial. We then continue on to Warsaw via Czestochowa,
famous for its Holy Shrine
where pilgrims come to see the Black Madonna. |
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4: Warsaw |
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Warsaw has been the capital of Poland
since 1596. During World War II most of the city was
destroyed. However, much of the city, the Royal Palace, and its important
landmarks have been
restored. This morning, drive to the Old Town and
the Warsaw Ghetto area, the Royal Route, and
Lazienki
Park with Chopin's monument. The balance
of the day at leisure. |
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5: Depart Warsaw |
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Transfer to the airport for your
flight home. |
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