Private Day Trips from Poznań

Discover the most significant cities in Poland with our private day trips from Pozna?.

Private Day Trips from Pozna?

We offer various private day trips from Pozna? for you to choose from.

Greater Poland Day Trip (8 hours)

Pickup from your hotel in Pozna?; travel to Greater Poland. First stop: Gniezno for a visit to the cathedral. Next, explore Biskupin, an archaeological site depicting Bronze Age life. After lunch, board a steam train to Wenecja, visiting the Narrow Gauge Railway Museum. Return to your hotel after the tour.

Tickets: cathedral (3 euros), Biskupin (3 euros), train museum (2.50 euros) are included in the tour price.

This trip runs daily at 9 am.

Torún Day Trip (10 hours)

Pickup from your hotel; journey to Torun, the birthplace of Nicolaus Copernicus. Visit the House-Museum of Copernicus and the Cathedral of Torun with views from the belfry. After the tour, enjoy free time before returning to your hotel.

Note: House-Museum (3 euros) is closed on Mondays. Belfry access (2 euros) is not available from November to March. Tickets are not included and must be paid on the day.

This trip runs daily at 8:30 am.

Warsaw Day Trip (10 hours)

Train tickets are provided for your trip to Warsaw. Meet your guide at the Central Train Station for a panoramic bus tour, covering Lazienki Park, Warsaw Royal Castle, the Cathedral, and the Barbican. Free time for lunch follows. The tour includes sights like the Opera House and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Return to the train station to head back to Pozna?.

Important: Castle entrance (7.50 euros) is not included and is closed on Mondays from October to April.

This tour runs daily, with timing specified by the local provider.

Hotel Pick Up

Greater Poland and Torún trips are by bus or minibus with hotel pickup/drop-off from central Pozna?. The Warsaw trip is by train, meeting your guide in Warsaw.

Why Book a Private Day Trip?

A private tour provides an English-speaking expert guide exclusively for your group, ensuring no other participants. Larger groups may also save money.