Following the Trail of the Eagles’ Nests during our private tour with a private guide is a unique opportunity to learn about the history and architecture of medieval Poland and admire the picturesque landscapes of the Krakow-Czestochowa Upland. The Eagle Nests Trail is one of the most popular tourist routes in Poland, not without reason. During our 9-hour trip, you’ll discover impressive limestone rocks and valleys, you will also see some of the most beautiful Polish medieval castles. All in one day! We will set up the pickup time based on the hour You have requested and fit it into the entry time options to the castles to make It as comfortable for You as possible.
On our Trail of the Eagles’ Nests Tour, you will see:
Pieskowa Skała – a 14th-century Renaissance castle founded by Polish most powerful King Casimir III the Great
Ogrodzieniec Castel – located on a 515m hill and dating back to the 13th century
Rabsztyn – ruins of a Gothic castle which history dates back to the 13th century
Sztoła valley – a quiet, not crowded valley. With beautiful landscapes
Ojcow National Park – with the famous limestone stack “Bludgeon of Hercules” and numerous limestone cliffs and ravines
Bledowska Deser – central Europe’s unique largest accumulation of loose sand
Following the Trail of the Eagles’ Nests during our shared tour with a licensed guide is a unique opportunity to learn about the history and architecture of medieval Poland and admire the picturesque landscapes of the Krakow-Czestochowa Upland. The Eagle Nests Trail is one of the most popular tourist routes in Poland, not without reason. During our 9-hour trip, you’ll discover impressive limestone rocks and valleys, you will also see some of the most beautiful Polish medieval castles. All in one day! We will set up the pickup time based on the hour You have requested and fit it into the entry time options to the castles to make It as comfortable for You as possible.
On our Trail of the Eagles’ Nests Tour, you will see:
Pieskowa Skała – a 14th-century Renaissance castle founded by Polish most powerful King Casimir III the Great
Ogrodzieniec Castel – located on a 515m hill and dating back to the 13th century
Rabsztyn – ruins of a Gothic castle which history dates back to the 13th century
Sztoła valley – a quiet, not crowded valley. With beautiful landscapes
Ojcow National Park – with the famous limestone stack “Bludgeon of Hercules” and numerous limestone cliffs and ravines
Bledowska Deser – central Europe’s unique largest accumulation of loose sand
