easy
8–10 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves walking short distances at each site with frequent breaks.
Step beyond Warsaw’s city limits into the Masovian countryside with AB Poland Travel’s day tour that traces Frederic Chopin’s early life and Polish folk traditions. Visit his birthplace, rural museums, and a vibrant market town, all framed by authentic local culture.
Starting at € 64 per Person • Full day • All Inclusive • All Ages
Embark on a captivating journey through the early life of Frederic Chopin, visiting his birthplace in Zelazowa Wola and the church where he was baptized. Explore the rich history of Polish culture in Maurzyce and the vibrant market square of Lowicz, all while enjoying a traditional lunch.
1 Person: € 290 2 People: € 165 3 People: € 120 4 People: € 98 5 People: € 84 6 People: € 75 7 People: € 69 8 People: € 64
See the place of his birth in Zelazowa Wola and a church in Brochow where he was batpized. In Etnographic Park in Maurzyce you will discover how Polish people used to live in the past. Lowicz is proud of its triangle-shaped market square and colourful handicraft.
This tour starts in Warsaw. You will be picked up by our English-speaking driver from your hotel/apartment. You will visit Zelazowa Wola, Brochow, Lowicz and Maurzyce. Afterwards you will have lunch at a local traditional restaurant. You will come back to Warsaw around 20:00.
9:00 Pick-up at your hotel/apartment in Warsaw 10:00 – 12:00 Visit in Zelazowa Wola* 12:30 – 13:00 Visit in Brochow 13:30 – 14:30 Lunch at Oberza pod Zlotym Prosiakiem 15:00 – 17:00 Visit in etnographic park in Maurzyce 17:00 – 18:30 Lowicz sightseeing 20:00 Drop-off at your hotel/apartment in Warsaw
*Chopin's Birthplace in Zelazowa Wola is closed on Mondays.
The departure time is estimated and the order and timing may change, to be announced before the tour by email.
This popular day tour fills quickly, especially in summer; secure your spot well in advance.
Zelazowa Wola is closed on Mondays, so plan your visit accordingly to avoid disappointment.
Expect walking on uneven surfaces, especially in the open-air museum in Maurzyce and historic village sites.
Polish weather can change rapidly; a lightweight rain jacket can be a game-changer on this countryside tour.
This region preserves rich Masovian traditions and was influential in Poland’s nationalist movements through the 19th century.
Local efforts focus on maintaining open-air museums and traditional landscapes to safeguard cultural heritage and biodiversity.
Supportive footwear is important for uneven terrain and longer periods of standing or walking.
Spring showers call for a lightweight rain jacket to stay dry and comfortable.
spring specific
Protect yourself from the midday sun during open-air visits and outdoor strolls.
summer specific
Layers help manage fluctuating temperatures throughout this long day of travel.
fall specific