When you think about Poland music might not be the first thing that comes to mind, but this nation has a long and rich musical tradition. There are magnificent operatic arrangements, the incredibly popular Chopin polonaises, wonderful folk songs from the Tatra Mountains' foothills, many tremendous jazz performers, and many great composers and musicians.

In addition to the many fantastic performance venues, this country has a rich history to learn about. From countless ancient castles to the notorious Auschwitz-Birkenau camp to the many great museums, your tour of Poland is sure to be an unforgettable experience.

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Poland is one destination that may not be circled on every tourist map, but is quickly developing into a fantastic destination for savvy travelers. From cuisine and customs to views and venues, Poland has something for everybody. Learn more about why this destination is a perfect inclusion on any European performance tour!

  • Krakow

    Krakow

    It's easy to fall in love with Krakow. It has a long, illustrious history seeped in tragedy and triumph. This is a great place to unwind, enjoy a bustling nightlife, see monuments and museums, and experience incredible outdoor adventures in scenic locations. Walking around Krakow is an adventure in and of itself, with its charming streets and ancient structures. There's no shortage of fantastic venues for your ensemble so if you're planning a performance tour through Eastern Europe, this is a can't-miss destination.

    Warsaw

    Warsaw

    Warsaw has everything you could possibly want in a city: amazing landmarks, charming old town streets and squares, beautiful parks and gardens, more than 50 museums, delicious local cuisine, and a thriving nightlife. It's a surprisingly modern city that still pays homage to it's painful history. More than three-quarters of this city was destroyed during World War II, but many historical structures have survived the conflict including the Wilanow Palace. Additionally, you can visit the museum devoted to composer and pianist Frédéric Chopin there and take in the local music.

  • Wroclaw

    Wroclaw

    While Krakow and Warsaw are the two most popular tourist attractions in Poland, Wrocaw is an under-the-radar destination that provides travelers with a unique musical travel experience. Despite being the biggest city in western Poland, Wrocaw has a distinctive charm with spectacular architecture, brilliant colors, and one of the most beautiful market squares in all of Europe. Wrocaw is also one of Poland's top academic hubs and the location of several universities, making it an deal destination for student groups.

Over the course of history, Polish musicians have created and popularized a wide range of musical styles, folk dances, and literary forms. There are also many great composers who have come from Poland including Frederic Chopin, Stanisław Moniuszko, Władysław Szpilman and many others. Experience this vast music history while taking in the countries many historic cathedrals and impressive concert halls.

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