Tour Start: 9:30

Duration: 8-9 hours

Zamek w Łańcucie – zwiedzanie najpiękniejszej rezydencji Palazzo in Forteca w południowo-wschodniej Polsce.
- Łańcut Castle – Explore the most beautiful Palazzo in Fortezza residence in southeastern Poland.
- Tour of the castle interiors.
Walk to the carriage house featuring an extensive collection of horse-drawn carriages and trophies brought back by Alfred Potocki from the largest safari trip undertaken by a Central European in the interwar period.
Vodka and Rosolis Factory – Visit the shop near the largest vodka production facility in Galicia during the pre-WWI period. Purchase unique Rosolis liqueurs, produced and sold exclusively here.
Ulm Museum in Markowa – Discover the tragic story of the Ulm Family, Righteous Among the Nations, and other Poles who risked their lives to save Jews during World War II.

Trip to the highest hill above Rzeszów – Magdalenka (394 meters above sea level).
Panoramic view of Rzeszów and the Carpathians from the observation tower.
Driving around the Rzeszów bypass:
- National Bank of Poland Treasury – a unique treasury storing the gold of Poland, Slovakia, and Ukraine.
- Nowe Miasto District – the largest PRL-era housing estate in southeastern Poland.
- Wisłok Valley and Rzeszów Reservoir – a reservoir that was supposed to be a major tourist attraction for the local residents.
- Stal Rzeszów Stadium – the history of football and speedway.
- Rzeszów University of Technology – the best university in Poland for training commercial pilots.
- Podpromie Hall – the largest sports hall in Rzeszów, home to the famous volleyball club Resovia.

Rzeszów Castle – the history of the fortress that withstood the Turkish invasion and served as a NKVD prison.
19th-century beautiful tenement houses.
Monument to Jan Pakosławic from Stróżyska – the founder of Rzeszów.
Monument to the Cursed Soldiers – the story of Łukasz Ciepliński, a prominent soldier of World War II.
Bernardine Church – the only collection of 8 Orants (figures of the Ligęz family) made of alabaster in a kneeling pose.
Revolutionary Act Monument – the most famous monument in Rzeszów, with many interesting details.
Monument to the Red Army – a relic from the PRL era.
Ghetto Victims Square – the history of the Jews and their fate during World War II.
Cichociemni Square – the birthplace of Rzeszów.
Rzeszów Market Square – time for an obligatory coffee or craft beer.
3rd May Street – the most popular pedestrian street in Rzeszów.

Optional Addition:

Rzeszów Cellars – a walk through Rzeszów’s underground with interactive features and a film with an animation of Rzeszów from a few hundred years ago. (Tour duration: 1 hour, additional charge).