Poznan city sightseeing - 14.05. or 17.05.03 (3 hours)
In program
The Cathedral - topped with two towers and surrounded by numerous chapels, devastated during the war, was restored in Gothic style. The most important and most famous chapel is the Royal, or Golden Chapel - mausoleum of the first Polish sovereigns - Mieszko I and Boleslaw Chrobry.
The Old Market Square with The Town Hall - constructed at the beginning of the 14th century received its present shape after the great fire of Poznan in 1536. Today, The Town Hall houses the Museum of the history of Poznan.
The Parish Church - built 1651-1735 is the most impressive example of the Roman Baroque in Poznan. In the church- impressive organ.
The Royal Castle - erected in the middle of the 13th century at the top of the hill by Prince Przemysl I. Later it became the Polish monarchs' residence during their visits to Poznan. Today it houses the Museum of Applied Arts.
The Raczynski Library - the beautiful, classical colonnade resembling the eastern façade of the Louvre belongs to one of Poland's oldest public libraries, which was founded in 1829 by Count Edward Raczynski, the famous patron of arts.

The Piastowski Route 15.05.2003 (7 hours)
Gniezno - the first capital of Poland. The kings of Poland were crowned at Gniezno until 1320. The city has many medieval art objects. Its most notable building is 14th-century Gothic cathedral with the relics of Saint Wojciech.
The Museum of Apiculture in Swarzedz - home to a unique collection of some 200 bee-hives crafted from a variety of objects. Occasion to taste polish speciality - mead.
The Museum of Miniatures in Pobiedziska - collection of miniatures of the famous buildings in Great Poland.
The trip includes: coach transport, guided tours, entry fares to the visited places, lunch

Kórnik-Rogalin 16.05.2003 (6 hours)
Castle in Kórnik - Originally a knight's stronghold erected on an isle surrounded by a moat, it was founded in the early 16th century by the Gorka family. Several times remodelled, the castle received its final appearance in the shape of romantic Gothic. Houses magnificent collection of furniture, paintings, militaries and national memorabilia. The park that surrounds the castle functions as a scientific research station for the Polish Academy of Sciences' Dendrological Institute.
Castle in Rogalin - the residence of the famous Raczynskis family, built in 18th century in Baroque-Classical style. The palace was erected for Kazimierz Raczynski, the future Crown Marshal, in the years 1768-1773. Rich collection of furniture, works of art, European and Polish paintings from 19th and 20th century. It is surrounded by a large park with famous, several hundred years old Rogalin oaks. Three of them- Lech, Czech and Rus are named after three legendary Slavic brothers.
The trip includes: coach transport, guided tour, entry fares to the visited places, lunch

Wolsztyn 17.05.2003 (6 hours)

The small, picturesque town of Wolsztyn is one of several towns in the area where a roundhouse and maintenance facilities are maintained for steam locomotives. This is literally the last steam-hauled mainline train service in Europe and among the last in the world.
In Wolsztyn you can also visit the museum of Robert Koch- the Nobelist, the discoverer of tuberculosis bacillus,
The price includes: coach transport, guided tours, entry fares to the visited places, lunch

Warsaw 11.05-13.05.2003

The capital of Poland, situated 300 km from Poznan. Destroyed during the war in 90%, rebuilt in its historical shape. The highly recommended venues are: The Old Market Square, a walk along the Royal Route from the Old Town to Wilanow - the former residence of King Jan III Sobieski, Royal Castle, English-style Lazienki park, with its miniature lakes and palace.
The price includes: coach transport Poznan-Warszawa-Poznan, guided tours, entry fares to the visited places, 2 nights in the 2 star hotel in double room(breakfast included), 1 dinner, 1 gala dinner, 1 lunch.

Cracow 11.05-13.05.2003

Having been the capital of Poland until 1596, this amazing city is the third most populated city of Poland. Located on the Vistula river, its magnificent old architecture prompted UNESCO to include Krakow on the list of Cultural World Heritage. Its historic centre is a major UNESCO listed World Heritage attraction.
Krakow is 500 km from Poznan. Venues included in program are: The Old Town Centre, Barbakan, Wawel with its extraordinary collection of treasures of the Polish monarchies through the ages.
The price includes: coach transport Poznan - Cracow - Poznan, guided tours, entry fares to the visited places, 2 nights in the 2 star hotel in double room(breakfast included), 1 dinner, 1 gala dinner, 1 lunch.

Rydzyna-Racot 17-18.05.2003

The tour ideal for those who like close contact with nature Rydzyna because of its antique buildings and original town planning, named the pearl of Polish Baroque is a small town with an impressive Baroque castle complex raised in the late 17th century for Poznan Voivode Rafal Leszczynski. In programme: visiting Museum of Agriculture in Szreniawa, stable in Racot, Przemecki Landscape Park.
Accommodation in the Rydzyna castle.
The price includes: coach transport, guided tours, entry fares to the visited places, 1 night in the castle hotel in double room (breakfast included), dinner, lunch.