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PAT 3 - 8 days/7 nights We are the foremost authority on travel to Poland 2020 TOUR DATES TOUR PROGRAM Airfare not included. Contact us for lowest airfare from your city. For Tour Conditions and Reservation Form see Page 2. GRAND TOUR OF POLAND For reservations, call: 1-800-388-0988 Starts in WARSAW on Saturdays: Tour Cost Includes: • Accommodations in first class hotels • Breakfast daily. Six dinners daily are available for additional $190 per person • Air conditioned coach • Sightseeing tours as specified • English speaking guide throughout • All entrance fees to sites visited as specified in tour program • Hotel charges and taxes TOUR COST PER PERSON: $1,360 in double room $530 single supplement May 16 - May 23 June 20 - June 27 July 4 - July 11 August 1 - August 8 August 15 - August 22 August 29 - September 5 September 19 - September 26 THIS TOUR IS OPERATED IN ENGLISH AND ITALIAN AND/OR SPANISH YOUR HOTELS: WARSAW - Novotel Centrum GDANSK - Mercure Gdansk Old Town TORUN - Mercure Torun Centrum WROCLAW - Park Plaza KRAKOW - Metropolis or similar On Friday depart U.S.A. for Warsaw. 2nd Day/Sat - WARSAW. Upon arrival in War- saw take a taxi to your hotel in city center. Time to rest and catch a first glimpse of the Polish capi- tal. At 8:00 pm meet your guide and other mem- bers of the tour for a welcome dinner. (Dinner) 3rd Day/Sun - WARSAW-GDANSK. Enjoy buf- fet breakfast in your hotel. This morning, half day tour of Warsaw, includes the Royal Route with all its famous statues, buildings and churches, the Royal Lazienki Park with Palace on the Water, F. Chopin’s monument and the Old Town area with the Royal Castle Square, St John’s Cathedral and the colorful Market Square, all reconstructed after the destruction of World War II. In the af- ternoon your coach departs for the Baltic Coast. Arrive late in Gdansk for dinner and overnight. (Breakfast) 4th Day/Mon - GDANSK-Gdynia-Sopot. Today is spend touring the tri-city area starting from the beautiful city of Gdansk, its Dluga Street prom- enade, Neptun's Fountain, the Gothic St. Mary's Church. Continue to the Gothic Oliwa Cathedral where you will hear an organ concert played on the magnificent Rococo organ with moving angels. Continue to resort of Sopot with a lon- gest Pier on the Baltic and luxury hotels. Return to Gdansk via Lenin's Shipyard, the birthplace of Solidarity movement which contributed to the downfall of communism not only in Poland. (Breakfast) 5th Day/Tue - GDANSK-Malbork-TORUN. Af- ter breakfast, depart for medieval city of Torun. En route stop in Malbork to visit the fortified Cas- tle of the Teutonic Knights in the 15th century, the largest brick castle of Europe. Continue to Torun, best known as birthplace of the greatest Polish astronomer, Nicolaus Copernicus. Its Old Town has been included in UNESCO’s list for its im- pressive 13th century Town Hall, superb churches and historic streets preserving Torun’s prosperous past. Evening is free to experience its medieval atmosphere. (Breakfast) 6th Day/Wed - TORUN-WROCLAW. Today journey to western Poland and historic city of Wroclaw called "Venice of the North" for its loca- tion on the Odra River connected by 123 bridg- es. Despite its extensive destruction during the WWII, Wroclaw preserved most of its landmarks from the 11th century which you will see today. (Breakfast) 7th Day/Thu - WROCLAW-Czestochowa- Auschwitz-KRAKOW. This morning journey to PRE-TOUR night in Warsaw - $80 pp. POST-TOUR night in Krakow - $85 pp. Dinners daily (6) are available for additional $190 per person. We strongly recommend to stay in Krakow an- other day to discover more attractions of this fascinating city, great shopping, fine restaurants and wine cellars, cozy cafes and world-class mu- seums. Day trip to Zakopane mountain resort can be arranged. Czestochowa, pilgrimage center of Poland with Jasna Gora Monastery where a miraculous icon of the Black Madonna is venerated. After lunch on your own, continue to Auschwitz to visit the former Nazi concentration camp now a martyr- dom museum. Arrive late in Krakow and check-in at your hotel situated close to the Wawel Castle. (Breakfast) 8th Day/Fri - KRAKOW- Wieliczka-KRAKOW. After breakfast, drive to Wieliczka Salt Mine, a unique world class attraction, a UNESCO site. Here on a 1.5 mile tourist route you will explore fascinating underground world with chapels, grottoes, lakes and even a sanatorium for asth- ma patients. Return to Krakow for an afternoon tour. Spend the day discovering medieval trea- sures of Krakow, a city that was spared destruc- tion of WWII. Tour the Market Square with the St. Mary's Church and its biggest Gothic altar, the Wawel Hill with the Coronation Cathedral from where Polish kings ruled for four centuries. (Breakfast) 9th Day/Sat - KRAKOW. After breakfast, termi- nation of tour services. Not included: baggage handling, meals except breakfast and welcome dinner. Krakow - Market Square Malbork Castle

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Page 1: GRAND TOUR OF POLANDTORUN - Mercure Torun Centrum WROCLAW - Park Plaza KRAKOW - Metropolis or similar On Friday depart U.S.A. for Warsaw. 2nd Day/Sat - WARSAW. Upon arrival in War-saw

PAT 3 - 8 days/7 nights

We are the foremost authority on travel to Poland

2020 TOUR DATES

TOUR PROGRAM

Airfare not included. Contact us for lowest airfare from your city.

For Tour Conditions and Reservation Form see Page 2.

GRAND TOUR OF POLAND

For reservations, call: 1-800-388-0988

Starts in WARSAW on Saturdays:

Tour Cost Includes: • Accommodations in first class hotels• Breakfast daily. Six dinners daily are available for additional $190 per person• Air conditioned coach • Sightseeing tours as specified• English speaking guide throughout• All entrance fees to sites visited as specified in tour program• Hotel charges and taxes

TOUR COST PER PERSON: $1,360 in double room$530 single supplement

May 16 - May 23

June 20 - June 27

July 4 - July 11

August 1 - August 8

August 15 - August 22

August 29 - September 5

September 19 - September 26

THIS TOUR IS OPERATED IN ENGLISH AND ITALIAN AND/OR SPANISHYOUR HOTELS: WARSAW - Novotel CentrumGDANSK - Mercure Gdansk Old TownTORUN - Mercure Torun CentrumWROCLAW - Park PlazaKRAKOW - Metropolis or similar

On Friday depart U.S.A. for Warsaw. 2nd Day/Sat - WARSAW. Upon arrival in War-saw take a taxi to your hotel in city center. Time to rest and catch a first glimpse of the Polish capi-tal. At 8:00 pm meet your guide and other mem-bers of the tour for a welcome dinner. (Dinner)3rd Day/Sun - WARSAW-GDANSK. Enjoy buf-fet breakfast in your hotel. This morning, half day tour of Warsaw, includes the Royal Route with all its famous statues, buildings and churches, the Royal Lazienki Park with Palace on the Water, F. Chopin’s monument and the Old Town area with the Royal Castle Square, St John’s Cathedral and the colorful Market Square, all reconstructed after the destruction of World War II. In the af-ternoon your coach departs for the Baltic Coast. Arrive late in Gdansk for dinner and overnight. (Breakfast)4th Day/Mon - GDANSK-Gdynia-Sopot. Today is spend touring the tri-city area starting from the beautiful city of Gdansk, its Dluga Street prom-enade, Neptun's Fountain, the Gothic St. Mary's Church. Continue to the Gothic Oliwa Cathedral where you will hear an organ concert played on the magnificent Rococo organ with moving angels. Continue to resort of Sopot with a lon-gest Pier on the Baltic and luxury hotels. Return to Gdansk via Lenin's Shipyard, the birthplace of Solidarity movement which contributed to the downfall of communism not only in Poland. (Breakfast)5th Day/Tue - GDANSK-Malbork-TORUN. Af-ter breakfast, depart for medieval city of Torun. En route stop in Malbork to visit the fortified Cas-tle of the Teutonic Knights in the 15th century, the largest brick castle of Europe. Continue to Torun, best known as birthplace of the greatest Polish astronomer, Nicolaus Copernicus. Its Old Town has been included in UNESCO’s list for its im-pressive 13th century Town Hall, superb churches and historic streets preserving Torun’s prosperous past. Evening is free to experience its medieval atmosphere. (Breakfast)6th Day/Wed - TORUN-WROCLAW. Today journey to western Poland and historic city of Wroclaw called "Venice of the North" for its loca-tion on the Odra River connected by 123 bridg-es. Despite its extensive destruction during the WWII, Wroclaw preserved most of its landmarks from the 11th century which you will see today. (Breakfast)7th Day/Thu - WROCLAW-Czestochowa-Auschwitz-KRAKOW. This morning journey to

PRE-TOUR night in Warsaw - $80 pp.POST-TOUR night in Krakow - $85 pp.Dinners daily (6) are available for additional $190 per person.We strongly recommend to stay in Krakow an-other day to discover more attractions of this fascinating city, great shopping, fine restaurants and wine cellars, cozy cafes and world-class mu-seums. Day trip to Zakopane mountain resort can be arranged.

Czestochowa, pilgrimage center of Poland with Jasna Gora Monastery where a miraculous icon of the Black Madonna is venerated. After lunch on your own, continue to Auschwitz to visit the former Nazi concentration camp now a martyr-dom museum. Arrive late in Krakow and check-in at your hotel situated close to the Wawel Castle. (Breakfast)8th Day/Fri - KRAKOW- Wieliczka-KRAKOW. After breakfast, drive to Wieliczka Salt Mine, a unique world class attraction, a UNESCO site. Here on a 1.5 mile tourist route you will explore fascinating underground world with chapels, grottoes, lakes and even a sanatorium for asth-ma patients. Return to Krakow for an afternoon tour. Spend the day discovering medieval trea-sures of Krakow, a city that was spared destruc-tion of WWII. Tour the Market Square with the St. Mary's Church and its biggest Gothic altar, the Wawel Hill with the Coronation Cathedral from where Polish kings ruled for four centuries. (Breakfast)9th Day/Sat - KRAKOW. After breakfast, termi-nation of tour services.

Not included: baggage handling, meals except breakfast and welcome dinner.

Krakow - Market Square

Malbork Castle

Page 2: GRAND TOUR OF POLANDTORUN - Mercure Torun Centrum WROCLAW - Park Plaza KRAKOW - Metropolis or similar On Friday depart U.S.A. for Warsaw. 2nd Day/Sat - WARSAW. Upon arrival in War-saw

Enclosed is my deposit check $ ________ ($200 per person) payable to PAT TOURS to reserve _______ seat(s) on the GRAND TOUR OF POLAND starting in Warsaw on _______________ . Deposit can also be made by credit card.

RESERVATIONS/PAYMENTS: A deposit of $200 per person is required at the time of booking. Full payment is due 45 days before departure.TOUR COST: Tour price is based on currency ex-change levels in effect at the time of printing. It is subject to adjustment in the event of significant changes. Children discounts: Children 7 - 11 years old receive 20% discount of the total tour price when sharing room with parents. Children under the age of seven are not accepted on motor coach tours. TOUR/AIR ARRANGEMENTS: Every effort will be made to provide lowest possible airfare available at the time of booking. Hotel accommodations will be provided in twin bed-ded rooms with private bath or shower. Single rooms are available at the supplement shown. While every effort will be made to provide sharing of accommo-dations for persons booking alone, when requested, it cannot be guaranteed and single supplement must be paid before departure when billed. Triple rooms are not available except for children under 11 yrs. Hotels specified can be changed within the same category. Unused hotel accommodations or any other unused features of this tour are not refundable nor ex-changeable for other services. The right is reserved to substitute hotels and sightseeing features if it becomes necessary. Each tour member must be able to get on and off the motor coach unaided and not require walking devices or wheelchairs. NOT INCLUDED IN THE TOUR COST: Cost of passports, items of a personal nature; phone calls, laundry, optional insurance, meals, gratuities to escorts and drivers, baggage handling, transfers on arrival and departure.BAGGAGE: Free baggage allowance on transat-lantic flights on most airlines, is one suitcase per person not exceeding 50 lbs. and 62 in. (sum of three sides) and one carry-on bag which must fit in the overhead bin.NO VACCINATIONS are required by law.DOCUMENTS: A valid U.S. or foreign passport is required. To apply for passport, contact your local U.S. Post Office. Check the validity of your passport and be sure it is valid for at least three months after your return date. CANCELLATIONS: All cancellations must be made in writing to PAT TOURS. Full refund of LAND tour will be made for cancellations received up to 47

days prior to departure less a $25 administrative fee. Between 46 - 36 days before departure, 50% cancellation fee applies. No refund will be made for cancellations received less than 35 days prior to departure. AIRLINE TICKETS, when issued, are subject to the airline cancellation policy applicable to the airfare used. After completion of the tour, claims for refund must be made in writing within 30 days.INSURANCE: All inclusive travel protection (cancel-lation, accident/health, baggage, delays) is strongly recommended and will be offered to all tour partici-pants with confirmation. If you have a pre-existing condition, insurance must be purchased within 7 days of deposit. Call PAT TOURS to request insur-ance application. RESPONSIBILITY: The travel agency PAT TOURS, 1446 Riverdale St, W. Springfield, MA 01089, act only as an agent for tour operator in Poland who makes arrangements for hotels, sightseeing tours, and transportation or any other service in connec-tion with the itineraries of individual tour members who by acceptance thereof, acknowledge that the sponsoring organization and/or its agents and sup-pliers shall not be liable for injury, damage, loss, accident, delay or irregularity, liability or expense to person or property due to act or default of any hotel, carrier or other company or person providing or rendering of services included in the tours. Fur-ther, the sponsoring organization and/or its agents accept no responsibility for any sickness, pilferage, labor disputes, machinery breakdown, government restraints, wars, whether declared or not, riots, theft, weather condition, defect in any vehicle of transportation or for any misadventure or casualty or any other causes beyond their control. PAT TOURS reserves the right to cancel, change, substitute any service and to decline to accept or retain any tour member at any time for any reason including insuf-ficient number of participants.

2020 Tour Reservation Form: GRAND TOUR OF POLAND

City State Zip

Address:

Mr/Mrs/Ms

Mr/Mrs/Ms

Flight reservation: Need round trip flights departing on ______________________ from ______________________________________returning on ________________________________. Preferred airline (if any) _______________________________________________.

About Poland . . . . POLAND is situated in a very central part of Europe and covers an area of 121,733 square miles - comparable to that of the state of New Mexico. It is the seventh largest country in Europe. Administratively the country is divided into 16 voivodships(states) and has a population of about 38 million.

CLIMATE: Poland is situated in a zone of moderate climate with a considerable influ-ence of sea climate along the Baltic seacoast belt. The climate resembles that of New Eng-land. Normal seasonal clothing is adequate but a warmer garment should be included. Comfortable shoes are a must.

CURRENCY: There is no limit to the amount of foreign currency that may be brought into the country. Polish monetary unit is Zloty divided into 100 groszy. 1 dollar = about 3.6 zloty.

It is suggested you take mostly cash as trav-elers checks are not accepted in currency exchange places called KANTOR. ATM machines are available in major cities.

ELECTRICITY: 220v/50 cycles. All-purpose transformer and 2-prong adapter is required for U.S. appliances.

TIME: Six hours ahead of U.S. Eastern Day-light Time. The 24-hour clock is used.

CREDIT CARDS: AX, VISA, Master Charge, credit cards are accepted in major shops, restaurants, hotels and nightclubs. Discover card is not accepted. Also AX card is not widely used.

STORE HOURS: With the exception of food stores, shops are open between 10/11:00 am and 6/7:00 pm. Grocery stores between 8:00 am-7:00 pm. On Saturdays, most shops are opened until 2:00 pm except department stores which usually close at 7:00 pm.

TIPPING: Not obligatory, but appreciated. Cab drivers and waiters accept between 10-15%. There is also a nominal charge for use of public rest rooms.

Last Name - First Name - middLe Name (as appear in your passport *) date of Birth Passport # exp. date

Requesting dinner daily @$190 pp: Yes: _______; No _______.

I have read and accepted the Tour Conditions on behalf of the above persons:

Signature ________________________________________________

Tel: (Home) ____________________ (Cell) ____________________

e-mail: _________________________________________________

Printed in Aug.'19

Room occupancy: Double room: One bed______: Two beds ______:

Single room________; Need roommate ______

Sharing with: ______________________________________________

*Make sure your name matches your PASSPORT. Name changes on airline tickets are not permitted.

TOUR CONDITIONS

To make reservation, complete form below and return to:

PAT TOURS1446 Riverdale Street

West Springfield, MA 01089Tel: (413) 747-7702

1-800-388-0988; Fax: 413-747-8114e-mail: [email protected]

Please charge the amount of $ __________ to my (AX, VI, MC, DS) # __________________________________ Exp. Date _________.