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Day 1: Arrival in Warsaw

Meals: Dinner

Arrive Warsaw and transfer to hotel and check in. Rest of the day is free to explore this beautiful city on your own. Later in the evening enjoy dinner at an Indian restaurant and return to the hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.

Day 2: Warsaw - Morning Sightseeing of Warsaw

Meals: Breakfast and dinner

After breakfast, proceed the city tour which includes all the 'must see' monuments and sights of Warsaw: Lazienki Park, Theatre Square with Grand Opera and former Town Hall Buildings as well as Belvedere Palace, the Ghetto Memorial. You will also drive through the most famous and elegant avenues in Warsaw and see Nowy Swiat and Krakowskie Przedmiescie avenues, the Presidential Palace, University of Warsaw, Holy Cross Church with Chopin's heart, Copernicus Statue. During previous centuries monarchs constructed the beautiful palaces you can admire today around you. Later you will also go to the Old town to see St. John's Cathedral with its magnificent Gothic interiors, St. Ann's Church and the Castle Square with the Column of King Sigismund III Vasa. You will also see the Old Town Market Square and the City Walls. Later in the evening enjoy dinner at an Indian restaurant and return to the hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.

Day 3: Warsaw

Meals: Breakfast and dinner

After breakfast, Rest of the day is free to explore this beautiful city on your own. Take a stroll through Warsaw's pristine Old Town and Royal Castle and you'd think the city had enjoyed a comfortable existence the past 200 years. But at the end of WWII they, and nearly the entire metropolis, lay in rubble and ruin. The fact that Varsovians picked themselves up and rebuilt almost everything is reason enough to pay the country's capital a visit. Warsaw's unquenchable energy not only extends to construction. Today it is a thriving, dynamic and progressive city, the epitome of a Polish nation firmly fixed on the future. Later in the evening enjoy dinner at an Indian restaurant and return to the hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.

Day 4: Warsaw to Krakow

Meals: Breakfast and dinner

After breakfast, proceed towards station to board the train reaching Krakow. Arrive and transfer to your hotel .Today relax and enjoy the surrounding. Later in the evening enjoy dinner at an Indian restaurant and return to the hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.

Day 5: Krakow - City Tour

Meals: Breakfast and dinner

After breakfast, proceed for the Krakow City Tour, which you will begin by visiting the Jewish District of Kazimierz to explore the area which used to be inhabited by one of the most diverse Jewish communities in Europe. Then a short drive will take you up the Wawel Hill which is the embodiment of Poland's former monarchical glory. On its summit is the Royal castle and a 14th century cathedral which hosted nearly all the Polish monarchy's coronations and funerals. Having descended the hill, we stroll along Kanonicza and Grodzka streets to reach Collegium Maius (Great College), the oldest building of the Academia Cracoviensis. After visiting the charming Gothic courtyard we continue to the Main Market Square. This bustling heart of the city is the perfect place for picking up souvenirs, especially in the Cloth Hall which has been the local market place for centuries. Complete your tour by visiting St Mary's Church, where the stunning medieval altar sculpted by Veit Stoss is located and a bugle call sounds towards the four corners of the world every hour on the hour. Later in the evening enjoy dinner at an Indian restaurant and return to the hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.

Day 6: Krakow - Day at leisure

Meals: Breakfast and dinner

After breakfast, today relax and enjoy the surrounding. Krakow, which celebrated its 750th birthday in 2007, is by far Poland's biggest drawcard, and it's immediately apparent why? As the royal capital for 500 years, the city was able to absorb much history and talent over the centuries and is today a treasure trove of Gothic and Renaissance architecture. Miraculously, this jewellery box emerged largely intact after WWII. As a result, no other city in Poland can boast so many historic buildings and monuments or such a vast collection of artworks, with some 2.3 million registered. Later in the evening enjoy Indian dinner in Indian restaurant and proceed towards the station to catch the train for Prague. Spend overnight onboard the train as you leave Poland behind and enter Czech Republic.

Day 7: Prague - Day at Leisure - Optional tour

Meals: Dinner

After breakfast, the day is free to explore Prague on your own, or enjoy the optional excursion tour to Kutna Hora, situated about 65km outside of Prague ows it's origin to the silver mines. The existence of which can be traced back to the first part of the 13th century. Next to Prague, Kutna Hora was the most important town in Bohemia having become a favourite residence of several Czech kings and a mint for the "Prague Penny". Kutna hora was declared a World heritage Site and since 1995 has been protected by UNESCO. Our guide will show you the most important buildings and places including the Gothic 5 naved St Barbara's Cathedral, the Italian Court (a former royal residence and mint and the famous bone decorated Ossuary in Sedlec. Later in the evening enjoy dinner at an Indian restaurant and return to the hotel for a comfortable overnight stay. Optional tour Starting Point: Best Tour Meeting Point

Day 8: Prague - City tour

Meals: Breakfast and dinner

After breakfast proceed towards Prague city tour. During this tour we will introduce Prague as a historic and architectural jewel of Central Europe. Our local guide will be with you the whole time, explaining the history of Prague and its neighborhoods (Old Town, New Town, Lesser Town) during the bus trip. The second part of the tour will take you to Prague castle where you visit the interior of this most important sight of Prague, St Vitus Cathedral. After approximately 60 minutes of guided walking tour you go to the bank of the Vltava River to get on board a boat where you can take a rest and relax admiring the beauties of Prague from a different view. Besides other bridges connecting both the river banks you will see the well known Charles Bridge from the boat. Then continue for a pleasant walk through the Jewish town to the Old Town Square (Prague Astronomical Clock and Tyn Cathedral) where the tour ends. Later in the evening enjoy dinner at an Indian restaurant and return to the hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.

Day 9: Prague - Day at leisure

Meals: Breakfast and dinner

After Breakfast, Today relax and enjoy the Day at leisure, explore this beautiful city on your own. Later in the evening enjoy dinner at an Indian restaurant and return to the hotel for a comfortable overnight stay.

Day 10: Departure

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, check-out of your hotel and proceed towards final destination.

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Discount of Rs. 17,000 per adult & Rs. 8,500 per child applicable. Offer valid till 31st May 2012!

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• Destination:
• Warsaw
• Krakow
• Prague

Warsaw

Warsaw, the capital city of Poland is located on the banks of Vistula River. The political centre of Poland, Warsaw is home to all the state agencies, such as the Presidential Palace, the Polish Parliament and the Supreme Court. The Belvedere Palace, Branicki Palace and the Sejm Building are other important government buildings. Though Warsaw is a fairly new city, but it has a number of tourist attractions, especially in the Old Town area. The Royal Castle, King Sigismund's Column, Market Square, Warsaw University Campus, Saxon Garden, Lazienki Park, Powazki Cemetery, Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery, Warsaw Citadel, Wilanow Palace, Warsaw University Library, Metropolitan Office Building and Fryderyk Chopin are some of the major attractions of Warsaw. Other places of tourist interest are Nowy Swiat, Copernicus Statue, St. Johns Cathedral, St. Ann's Church, Castle Square, Ostrogski Castle, Teatr Wielki, Grand Theatre, National Theatre and Opera, and the Palace of Culture and Science.

Warsaw boasts of some wonderful museums, which have many fine collections of eras gone by. Among 60 museums in Warsaw, the most prestigious ones are National Museum and Museum of the Polish Army. Visitors can get a fine glimpse of the history of Poland and the fall of Warsaw in the Katyri Museum and Warsaw Uprising Museum. Warsaw is a also shopper's paradise, with several well-developed shopping centres, such as Golden Terraces, a very popular shopping complex that is home to over 200 shops, restaurants, as well as a multiplex cinema.

Warsaw Belweder Palace

Warsaw Copernicus Statue

Warsaw Krakowskie Przedmiescie

Warsaw Old Town

Warsaw Presidential Palace

Krakow

Set on the banks of the Vistula River, Krakow is one of the oldest and biggest cities in Poland, and was once the capital of Poland, now serving as the capital of the Lesser Poland Province. Often referred to as the spiritual and cultural heart of Poland, Krakow has been one of the leading centres of Poland's artistic, cultural and scientific life. Bestowed with a rich history that is more than a thousand years old, the city attracts tourists from across the globe, with such fascinating attractions as the Old Market Square, St. Mary's Basilica, Sukiennice Cloth Hall, Wawel Hill Royal Castle, National Art Museum, Wawel Cathedral, St. Florian's Gate, the 700 year old Wieliczka Salt Mine and the Jagiellonian University. Planty Park and Zakrozowek Nature Park are must visit places for nature lovers.

Krakow is home to more than 28 museums and art galleries. Among them the most coveted ones are National Museum and Czartoryski Museum. Besides these, the city has numerous theatres, including National Stary Theatre, Juliusz Slowacki Theatre, Opera Krakowska and Krakow Operetta. Krakow also offers excellent shopping options to visitors ranging from clothes to books. Famous shopping centres are Main Market Square, Cloth Hall, Sienna Street, Florianska and Galleria Krakowska Mall.

Krakow Barbican

Krakow Wawel Hill Royal Castle

Krakow Wieliczka Salt Mines

Prague

The capital city of the Czech Republic, Prague is variously referred to as The Mother of Cities, The City of a Hundred Spires and The Golden City. One of the most popular tourist destinations of Europe and the world, Prague draws historians, art and culture lovers, and vacationers from across the globe in large numbers. Set on the banks of Vltava River, the city has been the cultural, political and economic hub of the Czech state for over 1100 years. Even today, the historic city boasts of numerous ancient monuments, providing a fine glimpse of the bygone era. In fact, the UNESCO has designated the Historic Centre of Prague as a World Heritage Site in 1992. On the other hand, Guinness World Records has considered Prague Castle as the largest ancient castle in the world.

Prague Astronomical Clock

Prague Charles Bridge

Prague City Skyline

Prague Prague Castle

Prague St Vitus Cathedral

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