After breakfast visit the “City of Gold” and hear about Jewish History and visit sites connected to Reinhard Heydrich, the Deputy Reich Protector of Bohemia and Moravia. Visit the only Jewish municipal
area in Central Europe which survived the Holocaust. Walk through the Old Town Cemetery and through Maisel Street to the Old Town Square.

Enroute to Wroclaw stop in Walbrzych, located in the Owl Mountains of southwestern Poland, a place where the Nazis built one of the largest military enterprises during the World War II. The secret project Riese (Giant Complex) consisted of numerous underground tunnels and shelters. Continue to Wroclaw, once the German city of Breslau that was home to a large Jewish population.

Continue to Auschwitz-Birkenau, a former concentration camp that became a symbol of terror, genocide and the Holocaust, all over the world. Like other parts of Poland, Auschwitz was occupied by the Germans during World War II. In 1940 the Nazis established the largest of the german concentration camps here.

Today you visit the Emalia Enamel Factory(first Tuesday of the month closed) that was run by Oskar Schindler in Krakow. Learn more about the incredible story of the man who worked on and on to save
as many Jews as he could. In the afternoon you hear more about Krakow with its monuments and complex history, visit the site of the Krakow Ghetto and the Heroes Square.

After breakfast travel to Warsaw. Upon arrival enjoy a panoramic city tour of Warsaw, the capital city of Poland. During the tour you see the most important places in the city.

In the morning city tour of historic Warsaw. Discover the history of the Siege of Warsaw between the Polish Warsaw Army and the German Army. Visit places and monuments such as the Jewish Ghetto, Ghetto Wall fragments and the Krasiński Square. End of the tour in the afternoon.