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Departure from Dresden - Airport
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Estimated arrival to Warsaw - Chopin Airport
14:45h

Trip duration: 345min

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Places you can visit along the way

Quality photo of Nieborow Palace - Poland

Nieborow Palace
Poland

75 min

Nieborow Palace is believed to be one of Poland’s most renowned and best preserved aristocratic residences. The complex consists of a palace, coach house, outbuilding,... orangery and two gardens - a formal park and an English-style park. The beautifully furnished and decorated interiors are filled with portraits of eminent personalities of the time, drawings and sketches, books from the 16th century, porcelain and textiles. The park is filled with sarcophagi, statues, monuments, and many other fragments of stone.

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Gorlitz
Germany

75 min

Not too many people have heard of Gorlitz, but surely many people have seen its parts, even without knowing it was Gorlitz. Why? Well, because... Gorlitz is a true Hollywood star among European cities; it has already featured in several distinguished movies like “Around the World in 80 Days”, “Inglourious Basterds” and “Grand Budapest Hotel”. No wonder, since this place has a very special charm with a lot of history. An absolute “must” for your trip to Gorlitz is the fabulous Peterskirche Gorlitz with Romanesque doorway, the 15th century gothic interior and the organ from 1703 with extraordinary sound effects. Do take the guided tour as you will learn a lot about city history, the architecture and other interesting and amusing facts.

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Pillnitz Castle
Germany

75 min

A splendid palace that was once used as a summer residence by German royalty, today functions as museums. Pillnitz Castle is in fact divided in... 3 palaces - the Riverside Palace (Wasserpalais) and the Upper Palace (Bergpalais) are home to the Arts and Crafts Museum with furniture, ceramics and household objects from the 13th to the 20th century, and the New Palace (Neues Palais) that houses the Palace Museum, where visitors can learn about the history of the castle and its residents. This glorious Baroque and Neoclassical palace is placed amidst beautiful gardens along the Elbe River where guests can explore plants and trees from all over the world.

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Manufaktura - Live Museum of Pottery
Poland

75 min

In Boleslawiec, the production of ceramics is an ancient craft, dating all the way to the 7th century. Manufaktura, the live museum of pottery in... Boleslawiec, uses secret recipes and hand-made methods that have been passed from generation to generation to keep this long tradition live. They create original and high quality ceramics that are famous round the globe. At the museum visitors are able to see all the stages of the manufacturing process. After the tour, visitors get to decorate a product of their own which is a lot of fun! And finally, be sure to browse the in-house selection of traditional Polish pottery and take home unique souvenirs.

Quality photo of Grodziec Castle - Poland

Grodziec Castle
Poland

75 min

Grodziec Castle is not just another ordinary castle; this is a castle that sits on the peak of an old volcano. There is a lot... to explore in the colossal castle as it is wonderful on the outside and inside. It was built in 1155 but the current layout was designed and built in 1470 by the Duke of Legnica, Frederick I. Grodziec castle offers not only sightseeing but also a range of events like medieval tournaments so visitors get to admire live jousting and sword fighting.

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Lodz
Poland

75 min

During its rich history, Lodz has had some severe ups and downs, but luckily it managed to raise above all difficulties and today it is... the city that enchants both its residents and visitors. In 20th century, with the birth of textile industry, Lodz became one of Poland’s largest cities. But then Great Depression happened, and city experienced catastrophic decline. Furthermore, the WWII happened with all its horrors. But the city survived. And just before becoming a sad and dreadful city, some artists brought street art to the grey facades and empty walls. And a number of other impressive urban regeneration projects have given the city a new zeal. The city is definitely worth more thorough exploration.