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A Poland vacation package from Fond Travels combines round-trip flights on major airlines, hotels in Kraków, Warsaw, Gdansk or Wroclaw, airport and rail transfers, and guided history tours such as Auschwitz-Birkenau, the Wieliczka Salt Mine and the Tatra Mountains in one reservation. To book from the US, call a real travel expert 24/7 at +1 (323) 800 6001 with your dates and departure city, and we will plan and price the entire trip on a single call.
Poland is one of Central Europe's most rewarding and affordable countries, with a UNESCO-listed medieval old town in Kraków, a resilient rebuilt capital in Warsaw, Baltic beaches, mountain resorts and a food culture built on pierogi, smoked sausage and hearty soups. English is widely spoken by younger Poles and in tourism, and the currency is the zloty (PLN).
Why Poland for your vacation
Poland rewards travelers who want depth as well as beauty. Kraków's main market square is one of the largest medieval squares in Europe, ringed by cafes and crowned by St. Mary's Basilica and the Cloth Hall, with Wawel Castle and the Kazimierz Jewish quarter a short walk away. Warsaw was almost completely destroyed in World War II and painstakingly rebuilt, and its old town is now a UNESCO site beside a modern skyline of museums, parks and restaurants. Beyond the two big cities are Gdansk's Hanseatic waterfront, Wroclaw's islands and bridges, the wooden churches and ski slopes of Zakopane, and the somber but essential memorial at Auschwitz-Birkenau. Many US travelers also come to trace family roots, and we can build itineraries around ancestral towns.
What's included in a Poland package
Every package is tailored, but a typical Poland itinerary includes:
- Round-trip flights on major airlines, nonstop to Warsaw from selected East Coast and Midwest gateways or with one connection through Europe
- Three- to five-star hotels or apartments in your chosen cities, from restored townhouses in Kraków's old town to modern high-rises in central Warsaw
- Private airport transfers and intercity rail or private car between Warsaw, Kraków and Gdansk
- Guided experiences such as a Kraków walking tour, Auschwitz-Birkenau memorial visit, Wieliczka Salt Mine, Warsaw Uprising Museum or a Zakopane mountain day
- Breakfast included at most hotels
- Travel protection and one US-based point of contact throughout
Rates vary by season and hotel category, so call for current pricing on your dates. Poland pairs naturally with Berlin, Prague or Vienna, and we can add nights in London or Paris on the way.
Best time to visit Poland
Poland has a temperate climate with four distinct seasons. Late spring and early fall, from May to June and September to early October, bring mild temperatures in the 60s and 70s Fahrenheit, long daylight and fewer crowds, and are the most comfortable months for walking tours. July and August are warmest and busiest, with occasional thunderstorms and lively outdoor festivals. December is cold, often below freezing, but Kraków's and Wroclaw's Christmas markets are among the most atmospheric in Europe, and Zakopane offers skiing from December through March. Poland is on Central European Time, six hours ahead of US Eastern Time.
Where to stay: areas and resort styles
Polish cities offer excellent value in boutique and international-standard hotels, and location matters more than star rating.
- Kraków Old Town: historic hotels within the medieval walls, steps from the market square and Wawel
- Kazimierz: stylish independent hotels and apartments in the former Jewish quarter, known for cafes and nightlife
- Warsaw Old Town and Sródmiescie: restored townhouses near the castle square, or modern towers close to the central station and Palace of Culture
- Gdansk waterfront: hotels along the Motlawa River near the Crane and Long Market, with Sopot's beach resort a short train ride away
- Zakopane: wooden chalet-style lodges and spa hotels at the foot of the Tatras
We can also arrange traditional agritourism stays in Masuria's lake district for travelers who want a quiet rural break.
Things to do in Poland
- Wander Kraków's Rynek Glówny, hear the hourly trumpet call from St. Mary's tower and tour Wawel Castle and Cathedral
- Pay respects at the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum, about 90 minutes from Kraków, with a licensed guide
- Descend into the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO site with underground chapels carved from salt
- Explore Warsaw's rebuilt old town, the Warsaw Uprising Museum, POLIN Museum of Polish Jews and Lazienki Park's summer Chopin concerts
- Stroll Gdansk's Long Market and visit the European Solidarity Centre, then relax on Sopot's pier and beach
- Ride the funicular to Gubalówka in Zakopane for Tatra views, and hike or take the cable car at Kasprowy Wierch
- Sample pierogi, zurek soup and regional vodkas at a traditional milk bar or a modern Polish restaurant
Getting there from the US
Warsaw's Chopin Airport has nonstop service from several US gateways, including New York, Chicago and Miami, with flight times of roughly 9 to 10 hours eastbound. Kraków is served from the US with one connection through a European hub, roughly 11 to 13 hours in total, and West Coast departures typically take 14 to 16 hours with one stop. Poland is a member of the European Union and the Schengen Area, so US passport holders can stay up to 90 days in any 180-day period without a visa; a new electronic travel authorization for Schengen is being introduced, so verify requirements before you travel. Your passport should be valid for three months beyond your departure from Schengen.
Who this package suits
Poland is ideal for history-minded couples, heritage travelers researching family roots, and multi-generational families who want walkable cities with affordable dining. Seniors appreciate the flat old towns, efficient trains and moderate prices; ask about our senior travel reservations. School, church and heritage groups rely on our group travel flights for coordinated seating and shared transfers. Solo travelers find Poland safe and welcoming, and travelers who want a restful transatlantic flight can request business class or first class quotes.
How booking by phone works
- Call +1 (323) 800 6001 any time and tell us your dates, departure airport and the cities you want to see.
- Your expert checks live flight and hotel availability, proposes a route such as Warsaw–Kraków or Kraków–Zakopane–Warsaw, and prices it.
- Review the itinerary and total cost, then confirm with secure payment by phone.
- Receive your e-tickets, hotel confirmations and transfer details by email, with 24/7 support while you travel.
Plan it online
If you would rather begin in writing, send your dates, interests and group size through our vacation request form and a Poland specialist will respond with a proposal.
Why book by phone with Fond Travels
Fond Travels is an independent US travel agency in Woodbridge, Virginia, with real travel experts answering 24/7. We know which Polish hotels and guides suit which travelers, we handle changes and questions before and during your trip, and we price every package transparently. Travelers rate us 4.8 of 5 with 2,200+ Google reviews.
