New walking tour in Northern Poland, plus Gstaad Menuhin Festival, the Cévennes and Montenegro

Our new cultural walking tour explores great Brick Gothic churches and cathedrals in Hanseatic League ports on the sea and the Vistula river; castles built by the Teutonic Knights and iconic sites in the life of Nicholas Copernicus in northern Poland. We walk on forest trails and take boat trips on the Elblag Canal and the Baltic Sea.

Though 95% of Gdańsk was destroyed during the Second World War, the reconstruction has successfully replicated this historic Hanseatic town, famous for its waterways and amber artefacts. We also visit the Solidarity museum and view the starting point for the original uprising, featuring one of the world’s most distinctive moustaches.

Intimate and comfortable hotels ensure that this tour meets the high standards of Kudu guests, with excellent local food accompanied by wines from around the world.

Following ancient drovers’ paths, we discover how closely the traditions of pastoralism are interwoven with the history of the landscape. We explore the striking geology of the area, walking through natural rock formations above the gorges of the rivers Tarn and Jonte. We uncover the wealth of wild flowers, visiting sites known for their endemic or rare species.

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