Poland · LUNCH EXPERIENCES
The 15 best lunch experiences you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Travel from Krakow to Auschwitz-Birkenau with an air-conditioned coach and licensed museum guide. Walk through Auschwitz I, pass under Arbeit macht frei, then see Birkenau’s vast grounds. Pickup times can change, and lunch is an optional add-on, so plan for a long, moving day.
“It was very good Wonderful Guide friendly and helpful”
Travel from Krakow to Auschwitz-Birkenau by minibus or coach, then tour Auschwitz I and Birkenau with a licensed English-speaking museum guide. Expect about 3.5 hours on site, security checks, uneven ground, emotional exhibits, and several short breaks. Pickup times can change, so check your final email carefully.
“Highly recommend this tour . great guide and historical information.”
Travel from Krakow to Auschwitz I and Birkenau with a professional guide, hotel pickup, and round-trip bus transport. Expect a moving 7 to 8-hour day, about two hours of walking at Birkenau, a short break between camps, and an optional packed lunch.
“Very pleased with this tour, our guide Micheal, was amazing very knowledgeable and helpful. Would definitely recommend this tour great value for money.”
Travel from Krakow to Auschwitz-Birkenau for a guided visit to both camps, then head underground at Wieliczka Salt Mine. Expect about 11 hours, 700 steps, 3 km of corridors, long walks, and a packed schedule. Guides such as Daniel and Justina have helped keep the day clear and on time.
“Full day. 7.30am to 7.15pm. Tour guide for Aushwitz was very informative and passionate. We arrived at salt mines 3.50pm. Had break then went in salt chambers for 2 hours. Amazing sculptures and felt safe the whole time.”
Travel from Krakow to Zakopane in an air-conditioned vehicle with hotel pickup, an English-speaking driver and tour leader, Gubalowka funicular tickets, smoked cheese, and flavored vodka tastings. Visit Chocholow, Krupowki Street, and a Polish ski-jump site during a 7 to 12-hour day.
“trip was ran very well - prompt pick up time and confirmation day before / morning of and the driver was knowledgable and friendly. there were a few stop offs on the way to zakopane and the viewpoint were beautiful. the trip to zakopane was beautiful as we had just under 4hrs to take the cable cart to the top and walk through the xmas markets. the price was great considering the drive was long and included a cheese taster, vodka shot and tickets up to the top of the mountains. really nice day out and great company to book through - highly recommend :)”
Travel from Warsaw by air-conditioned minibus to Auschwitz and Birkenau with hotel pickup, an English-speaking driver, museum admission, a guided three-hour visit, and a Polish lunch. Groups are capped at eight, though the full day can run 14 hours and the drive takes about four hours each way.
“The memorial is 4 hours drive one way to Auschwitz and includes 2 hour walking tour of Krakow. Our guide at the memorial was outstanding and we this is subjective to several history tours on our trip. Her emotive and well organized commentary kept us on top of history at each section of the memorial. Needless to say, Auschwitz is a testament to the ultimate nadir of our human morality and the pinnacle of its apathy!!”
You’ll travel from Warsaw in a group of up to eight, visit Auschwitz-Birkenau with an English-speaking museum guide, eat lunch, then walk Krakow’s Old Town, Wawel Hill, and St. Mary’s Basilica with a city guide. Drivers such as Piotr, Robert, and Karol are praised for care and flexibility.
“Really enjoyed this full day tour got back to Warsaw at midnight,very well organised. Plenty of time at both Auschwitz and Krakow. All guides were very knowledgeable. Krakow is a very beautiful city.”
Travel from Krakow by air-conditioned minivan to Auschwitz I and Birkenau, then descend into Wieliczka Salt Mine. English-speaking guides lead both visits, while drivers such as Jacob, Peter, Alex, and Michal handle the busy schedule. Expect about 10 hours, short breaks, and roughly 800 mine steps.
“overall was a wonderful & mind-opening day! - our driver/guide was wonderful, excellent communication about pickup times etc. - our lunches consisted of: ham & cucumber bread bun sandwich, bottle of water, apple & chocolate wafer bar. - auschwitz was incredible with an english tour guide (we went to both camps & was about 3 hours). - the salt mine was an amazing journey, with incredible views & picture opportunities (this was about 2 hours). - would TOTALLY recommend this trip.”
Travel from Krakow to Auschwitz I and Birkenau by air-conditioned minivan, then join a museum guide for a serious four-hour visit. You’ll see Block 11, the preserved gas chamber, and Birkenau’s vast memorial site. A lunch box, headsets, hotel options, and meeting-point transfers are included.
“This was so sad and yet very interesting to see our tour guide was very professional explained everything in such a good manner ! It’s an eye opener this trip and would advise anyone to do it ! Our lunch that was provided was very tasty !”
Enjoy a 90-minute lunch or dinner at Warsaw’s Hard Rock Cafe near the Palace of Culture and Science. Your English or Polish host helps with entry, then you choose from a set menu featuring burgers, ribs, salmon salad, or veggie fajitas, followed by a brownie and a non-alcoholic drink. Browse nearly 300 music artifacts and receive 10% off at the Rock Shop.
“La prenotazione non era presente al check in del locale. Il menù compreso nel prezzo aveva pochissima scelta e, a parità di prezzo pagato, non conviene sottoscrivere la vostra offerta. Il personale del locale è stato comunque gentile e accogliente. Esperienza da non ripetere. Con la stessa cifra si poteva avere un menù a scelta decisamente migliore.”
Leave Krakow for wooded hills about 30 minutes away, learn quad-bike basics from a professional instructor, then tackle forest and field tracks in your private group. Hotel pickup, a BBQ lunch, and four hours of off-road riding make this a practical outdoor break in any season.
“Myself and a friend decided to do the quad biking in Poland. It was great fun and the guide was really friendly! It was set in the countryside with a large forest to ride through, worth the trip!”
Travel from Krakow to Zakopane in a small group or private car, stopping at wooden Chochołów, Krupówki Street, and Gubałówka Hill. You will ride the funicular, taste cottage cheese and vodka, and meet an English-speaking host. Winter options add Snowlandia, while private tours can include sledding.
“We had an amazing trip to Zakopane, prices was VERY reasonable, Maciek the driver was very helpful, he was dropping us directly to the entrance of each attraction. I highly recommend this tour!”
Travel from Warsaw to Treblinka in a group of no more than eight, stopping at the Ghetto Heroes Monument and Umschlagplatz before walking the former camp grounds. Guides such as Jacek, Ewa, and Wojtek are praised for thoughtful historical explanations. Lunch includes pierogi, with a vegetarian option available.
“Our guide was absolutely superb....let us take our time... explained in detail. I would recommend this tour to anyone.”
Spend up to eight hours combining Wieliczka’s salt-carved chapels and underground lakes with Krakow’s WWII story at Schindler’s Factory. You get round-trip transport, lunch, a mine guide, and a licensed museum guide. Guide Alicja has earned special praise for her clear, engaging explanations.
“Gostei bastante , local muito bonito e com bastante história , surpreendeu me , mas apenas a apontar o transporte e toda a parte até a entrada e até a etapa de estarmos com o guia para visitar as minas . Mesmo assim , recomendo e aconselho .”
Travel from Warsaw to Auschwitz by private car with hotel pickup, a specially trained museum guide, admission, and lunch. The 14-hour outing includes Auschwitz I and Birkenau, with drivers such as Pawel and Elwirka praised for punctual, courteous service.
“What a somber and eye-opening experience! Our driver, Pawel, picked us on time and we drove about 3.5 hours to Auschwitz. Pawel was very pleasant and courteous. We arrived there about an hour before our allotted time. We had a traditional polish lunch. The driver will get you right to the gates where the tour starts. The tour consists of two parts. The first part is Auschwitz I. This is the first part of the camp with many political prisoners, Jewish and Roma people, poles, soviets … etc. the tour here is about 1.5 to 2 hours long and has different exhibitions in the original buildings. Then the driver will…”
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