1. DAY                 ISTANBUL – BERLIN – POZNAN

Meeting with our esteemed guests at the Pegasus Airlines counter in the International Departures Terminal of Sabiha Gökçen Airport. After luggage and ticket processing, flight to Berlin with scheduled Pegasus Airlines flight. After our arrival, transfer to Poznan with our private bus waiting for us at the airport. Arrival in Poznan and check-in at our hotel for accommodation.

2. DAY                 POZNAN – WARSAW

After breakfast, we start our city tour of Poznan. During our city tour, we will see; the largest greenhouse in Poland, “The Palm House”, the Market Square, the Town Hall which beautifully reflects the effects of the Renaissance in the country, the St. Mary Magdalene Collegiate Church, one of the most beautiful Baroque buildings in the country, and Freedom Square. After the tour, we will proceed towards Warsaw. Guests who wish can participate in an additional tour organized by our guide on the route, the Torun Tour (40 Euros). Torun is a city that reflects Gothic architecture, made entirely of brick, hosting monumental churches, a historical town hall, and city walls. It is the city where Mikołaj Kopernik was born and grew up, proving the fact that the Earth is not at the center of the universe, and it is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. After visiting the old town center, the Town Hall, and Kopernik's house, we will proceed to Warsaw and check-in at our hotel for accommodation.

3. DAY                 WARSAW – KRAKOW

After breakfast, a panoramic city tour of Warsaw will be organized. Among the places to be seen are; the Royal Palace, the statue of King Zygmunt III Waza, the Royal Square, the Bell Square, the monumental entrance gate of the city, Barbakan, the Mermaid monument, and Madame Curie's house. After the tour, guests who wish can join the optional Czestochowa Tour (40 Euros). Known as Poland's open-air museum, Czestochowa is a world-famous city home to the Black Madonna painting and the Pauline monastery where the Virgin Mary temple resides. After seeing this holy city, which attracts more than 5 million visitors each year, we head to Krakow. Transfer to hotel and room distribution. Accommodation at our hotel.

4. DAY                 KRAKOW

After breakfast, our panoramic city tour of Krakow starts. In this city where Pope John Paul II was elected pope while he was the archbishop, we will first see the historic city center, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This square, one of the largest in Europe, surrounded by countless historic buildings, will make you feel like you are traveling through Medieval Europe. Afterwards, we will see Wawel Castle and Wawel Cathedral, where Pope John Paul II delivered his first sermon as a priest. Other places to visit include; Market Square, Cloth Hall-Sukiennice, St. Mary's Basilica, Florianska Street, Barbakan, and Slowacki Theater. After the city tour, guests who wish can join the optional Wieliczka Salt Mine Tour (80 Euros). The Wieliczka Salt Mine, which was used as a rock salt mine in the 13th century and which has been transformed into an underground city with artistic works made of salt, is also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. After the tour, transfer to the hotel. In the evening, guests who want to spend the night in entertainment can join an optional Polish Night with Dinner (75 Euros). We will spend the evening in a local restaurant where local flavors can be tasted accompanied by live music. After the tour, transfer to the hotel and accommodation.

5. DAY                 KRAKOW – WROCLAW

After breakfast, we head towards Wroclaw. Guests who wish can participate in an additional Auschwitz Nazi Camp Tour (85 Euros) organized by our guide on the route. We visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau Nazi camp, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, where approximately 1.5 million Jews were systematically tortured and murdered during World War II. After the tour, arrival in Wroclaw and city tour of Wroclaw. During our city tour, we will see the Market Square located in the historical city center, the City Hall which began construction in the 13th century and is still used for social and cultural events today. Next, we will visit Ostrow Tumski ("Cathedral Island") which dates back to the 9th century and is the oldest part of the city. After the tour, transfer to our hotel. Accommodation at our hotel.

6. DAY                 WROCLAW – BERLIN

After breakfast, we head to Berlin. Guests who wish can participate in an additional Dresden Tour (45 Euros) organized by our guide on the route. Upon arrival in Dresden, our city tour begins. Among the places to be seen are; the Semper Opera House, Theater Square, Frauenkirche, Martin Luther Square, and Prager Strasse. After seeing Dresden, we head towards Berlin. Arrival in Berlin and accommodation at our hotel.

7. DAY                 BERLIN

After breakfast, a city tour of Berlin will be held. During our panoramic city tour, we will see; Alexanderplatz, Fernsehturm (TV Tower), Rotes Rathaus (Berlin City Hall), Nikolai Platz, Berlin Cathedral, Schlossplatz and Unter den Linden Boulevard, the remnants of the Berlin Wall, Checkpoint Charlie, Brandenburg Gate, Potsdamer Platz, and Kurfürstendamm boulevard. Guests who wish can join the optional Potsdam Tour (55 Euros) organized by our guide. In Potsdam, which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Sanssouci Palace, Obelisk, Brandenburg Gate, Nikolai Church, Historical Windmill Ende, the Russian Colony Alexandrowka, the French Church, and the St. Peter and Paul Church will be among the places to be seen. After the tour, transfer to our hotel and accommodation at our hotel.

8. DAY                 BERLIN – ISTANBUL   

After breakfast, we head to the airport. A flight with Pegasus Airlines will take us back to Istanbul. Arrival at Sabiha Gökçen Airport and the end of our tour.