Kazimierz Dolny tour
Kazimierz Dolny tour from Warsaw
Ferry crossing from Kazimierz to a nearby place called Janowiec is a great adventure, too. You can find many ethnography facts of this region there.
Lubomirski Castle – Crown Hetman Mikolaj Firlej built a huge fortress on the bank over Vistula River. The castle has been rebuilt multiple times and the Vistula Museum was built on its ruins years after.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
- Suggested departure time: 9:00 am
- Tour duration: 8 hours
- Sightseeing available in English, Russian, German, Italian, French and Spanish
- The price per trip * applies to the cost per person and is given in Polish zlotys
- Possibility to pay in foreign currency (€, £, $) at the current NBP exchange rate
| Price per person in PLN | 1 PERSON | 2 PEOPLE | 3 PEOPLE | 4 PEOPLE | 5 PEOPLE | 6 PEOPLE |
| Kazimierz Dolny | 2300 | 1200 | 850 | 700 | 600 | 500 |
| VEHICLE | ||||||
*PRICE INCLUDES:
- care of an English-speaking local guide (3 hours). Tour available in Spanish on request and for an additional fee of 300 PLN
- high-class car ride with an English-speaking driver
- bottled water
- In-car Wi-Fi
- passenger insurance
- For groups larger than 6 people, the service is priced individually
- Price does not include taxes
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