Pedal through Poland to discover a country that takes pride in its folkloric traditions and Central European history, while enjoying the possibilities that a prospering culture, economy, and global outlook provide. Attend classical concerts in Krakow's renowned Philharmonic Hall, explore modern art galleries in Warsaw, and experience the living heritage of folk music and arts at traditional villages like Zalipie.

Once home to Polish kings, the former royal city of Krakow remains Poland’s primary destination for art and culture. Home to Wawel Castle, the most historically important site in Poland, a city tour is the best way to take in Krakow’s captivating sights, from the unmissable to the lesser-known. A bicycle tour of Krakow will also treat you to stops at the oldest synagogue in Poland, Schindler’s factory, and a scenic ride along the banks of the Vistula River.

A day tour in Warsaw will introduce you to Poland’s biggest and most diverse city. Take a bike tour of the dynamic capital to explore the meticulously reconstructed Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where colorful facades and cobblestone streets transport you back in time. Stop by the Śródmieście district for a sobering cycle through an area used as a ghetto during the Second World War, before cycling on to the splendid Saxon Palace and lush Krasinskich Gardens.

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  Beyond Poland’s cities, the Baltic coastline beckons with its sandy beaches and temperate climate, while travelers in search of living history should visit traditional painted villages like Zalipie, where every surface is adorned with hand-painted folkloric motifs. Taking a bike tour in Poland will reward you with historic cities, breathtaking beaches, and rural areas where the traditional ways of life remain vital, meaning that whatever your style of travel, an unforgettable cycling experience awaits.