Europe Tours from Warsaw
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- Fabulous Poland and Baltic Capitals ROT
- Fabulous Poland, Scandinavia and Eastern Europe
- Warsaw to London Vistas (Winter)
- Warsaw to Rome Vistas (Summer)
- Poland and The Baltics off-season: UNESCO sites, Teutonic Knights castles and other beautiful destinations together with non-touristy historical places on a 21-days tour from Warsaw
- Amber Road From Warsaw To Baltic States
- Warsaw and the Baltic States (Small Groups)
- Poland, East Germany & World War II
- Fabulous Poland and Baltic Capitals
- Warsaw to London Vistas (Summer)
This 15-day tour sweeps from Warsaw's Royal Palace to the Baltic capitals. The route connects 17 cities across 6 countries, featuring overnight ferries from Sopot to Stockholm and Stockholm to Turku. Visits include UNESCO sites like Malbork Castle and Suomenlinna Fortress before circling back to Warsaw via Grutas Park.
Duration 15 days Destinations Poland, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
- NZ$4,205
Duration 16 days Destinations Poland, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
- NZ$4,061
Starting in Warsaw, this 19-day journey covers 3,000+ km across Europe, connecting 14 cities through Poland, Hungary, Austria, and beyond. Travel via luxury coach with daily departures at 8 AM, experiencing UNESCO sites like Krakow's Old Town before ending in London's historic heart.
Duration 19 days Destinations Poland, Hungary, Austria, Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland, France, England Age Range 18 to 35 year olds Operator Contiki From $5,790
20% Off- NZ$4,632You save $1,158
This 11-day Eastern European route spans 860km from Warsaw to Rome. The path leads through UNESCO-listed Krakow Old Town, Budapest's historic Jewish Quarter, and Slovenia's Lake Bled, culminating in Venice and Rome. Luxury coaches and expert guides lead through 6 distinct countries.
Duration 11 days Destinations Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria, Slovenia, Italy Age Range 18 to 35 year olds Operator Contiki From $3,852
25% Off- NZ$2,889You save $963
This 21-day Baltic circuit covers 3,174km across 4 countries from Warsaw. Relaxation awaits in Augustow before visiting Lithuania's Kaunas Cathedral and Klaipeda castle. Latvia's UNESCO-listed Riga old town and Estonia's Tallinn mark key stops before returning to Warsaw via Malbork Castle.
Duration 21 days Destinations Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia Age Range 12 to 90 year olds Operated in English, Spanish Operator Monterrasol Travel From
25% Off- NZ$22,559
This 9-day Baltic tour spans 4 countries across 750 kilometers of Eastern Europe. Modern coaches roll from Warsaw through Lithuania and Latvia, concluding in Estonia's capital Tallinn. Daily transfers connect Hotel Mercure Centrum Warsaw with 4-star accommodations in each Baltic capital.
Duration 9 days Destinations Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Kompas From
25% Off- NZ$3,155
Duration 8 days Destinations Poland, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Insight Vacations From
25% Off- NZ$4,995
Poland, East Germany & World War II
142 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“This was my first ever bus tour and it exceeded my expectations.”
Colleen, traveled in September
This historical route spans 1,246 miles from Warsaw's Cathedral of St. John through Poland and Germany. A luxury motorcoach connects 11 cities and WWII sites including Auschwitz-Birkenau, Dresden's Zwinger Palace, and Berlin's Brandenburg Gate, concluding at Munich's Marienplatz.
Duration 13 days Destinations Warsaw, Auschwitz, Krakow, Wroclaw, Dresden, Torgau, Berlin, Weimar, Nuremberg, DachauSee all destinations Age Range up to 80 year olds Operator Globus From
25% Off- NZ$6,159
This 16-day Baltic route covers 1,800km across 6 countries. The path winds from Warsaw with overnight ferries connecting Sopot to Stockholm and Stockholm to Turku. Transportation includes comfortable coach service between cities, Helsinki-Tallinn ferry crossings, and scenic coastal routes through Gdansk and Riga.
Duration 16 days Destinations Poland, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania Age Range up to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
25% Off- NZ$4,280
This 19-day European odyssey spans 9 countries, stretching 2,000+ miles from Warsaw through Eastern and Western Europe. A luxury coach winds through Poland's historic cities, Austrian Alps, Italian coast, Swiss mountains, and French wine country before reaching London. Private boats in Venice and high-speed rail complete the journey.
Duration 19 days Destinations Poland, Slovakia, Hungary, Austria, Slovenia, Italy, Switzerland, France, England Age Range 18 to 35 year olds Operator Contiki From $7,481
25% Off- NZ$5,611You save $1,870
What our customers ask about Europe Tours from Warsaw
What's the average price per day for tours starting from Warsaw?
Tours departing from Warsaw range from USD 134 to 341 per day with most falling between USD 180-220. Budget travelers can find good value in Europamundo's "Heading North" series at USD 137-156 daily while luxury seekers might prefer Insight Vacations' Baltic States tour at USD 341 per day which includes stays at upscale properties like the Westin Warsaw. A TourRadar traveler noted: "The value for money was excellent considering the quality of hotels and included experiences." These rates generally cover lodging transport daily breakfast and guided tours.
What's included in the Warsaw city tours at the start of these trips?
City tours in Warsaw offer a detailed look at both historic and modern districts led by local guides. Visitors explore the UNESCO-listed Old Town the Royal Palace and the imposing Palace of Culture. The itinerary takes guests through Lazienki Park to see the Chopin Monument and includes stops in the former Jewish Ghetto. A TourRadar traveler commented: "The local guide's knowledge of Warsaw's reconstruction after WWII was incredible." Most tours provide pickup service from central hotels like the Novotel Centrum or Radisson Blu Sobieski.
What are the most popular months for tours departing from Warsaw?
Warsaw tours peak between May and September with July and August drawing the most visitors. Europamundo's schedule shows strong summer presence with 5 departures in July 4 in August and 5 in May. One TourRadar traveler shared: "Traveling in July provided perfect weather for exploring both cities and countryside." Spring and fall months offer fewer departures but better prices and smaller crowds. Winter tours focus mainly on seasonal experiences with limited departure dates.
What are the most common first destinations after departing Warsaw?
After Warsaw most tours head to Krakow in the south or venture north to Gdansk and the Baltic coast. Popular stops include the Folk Architecture Museum in Olsztynek the UNESCO-listed Malbork Castle and historic Gdansk. According to a TourRadar traveler: "The transition from Warsaw to the northern cities was seamless with fascinating stops along the way." Tours typically spend 2-3 days in Warsaw staying at hotels like the Radisson Blu Sobieski or Novotel Warsaw Airport before moving on.
What are the best ending destinations for tours starting in Warsaw?
Tours from Warsaw often conclude in major European cities like Rome London Tallinn Stockholm or Copenhagen. The Warsaw to Rome Vistas tour spans 11 days through Central Europe while Baltic-focused itineraries typically end in Tallinn or Riga. A TourRadar traveler shared: "The journey from Warsaw to Tallinn gave us an incredible perspective of Eastern Europe's history and culture." Travelers can select routes that align with their interest in Mediterranean Western European or Baltic regions.
How much free time is typically available during the Warsaw portion of these tours?
Most itineraries dedicate 1-2 full days to Warsaw balancing structured activities with independent exploration. Day one usually covers arrival and check-in while the second day starts with a guided morning tour followed by free afternoon time. A TourRadar traveler noted: "We had plenty of time to explore Warsaw's museums and cafes after our guided tour." Free time allows visits to sites like the Warsaw Rising Museum walks through Old Town or shopping in the city center from bases at central hotels like the Radisson Blu Sobieski or Novotel Centrum.