13.11. Upon arrival in Krakow, Panoramic optional sightseeing tour of the city (excluding admission fees to churches and castles): Wawel Castle, the Cathedral, the Renaissance Castle (considered the most beautiful north of Italy), the Main Square (one of the largest medieval squares in Europe and one of the finest urban ensembles in the world), the Cloth Hall (Sukiennice), Krzysztofory Palace, St. Anne’s Church, Florianska Street, and the Barbican Gate. Hotel check-in for the groups. information meeting for group representatives. Overnight stay. 14.11. – Breakfast. Festival day ! Perform of cultural -art societies. Receiving of certificates and Plaquas.Optional excursion to the Wieliczka Salt Mine, the oldest of its kind. Explore a 300-meter labyrinth spanning 9 levels and reaching a depth of 327 meters, featuring unique structures hand-carved from salt blocks. Return to Krakow. Optional: Social evening – a closing gathering for all festival participants. Overnight stay. 15.11. – Breakfast and hotel check-out. Optional walking tour of the Jewish Quarter (Kazimierz). Once an independent town founded by King Casimir III, it later became the historic heart of Krakow’s Jewish community. Today, it is a bohemian district, ideal for meeting friends, enjoying Polish beer, and tasting traditional Zapiekanki. The entire area features an authentic atmosphere with unique cafes, restaurants, shops, and historical monuments. The tour covers the Schindler’s List passage, the Old Synagogue, the Old Jewish Cemetery, the Jewish Square, and the Remah Synagogue. Your guide will share compelling insights aboutpre – WWII life and the wartime history of the area. Alternative optional excursion to Auschwitz, the former Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau (now a UNESCO-protected Memorial and Museum). Departure of all ensembles back to their destinations. See you next year!