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We are excited to announce a brand-new beercation for 2027 with our friends at Scriptown Brewing Company in Omaha, Nebraska!

Join Scriptown Brewing Company owner and head brewer John Fahrer and his wife Debbie as they embark on a 12-night beerventure across Poland.

This beercation will start with two nights in Warsaw and Gdańsk, followed by a night in Toruń and another in Poznań. We will then enjoy three nights in Wrocław, where we will also attend the Beer Geek Madness festival! After which the tour will wrap up with a night in Katowice and two final nights in Kraków.

The tour will also visit the famous Wieliczka Salt Mine, the infamous Auschwitz-Birkenau Memorial, and many other iconic sights in Poland.

All while traveling with John and Debbie from Scriptown!

*** Be one of the first 12 people to book your spot for this beercation with Scriptown Brewing Company and save an additional $200 per person by using the discount code SCRIPTOWN27 at checkout! ***

Today your Polish Beercation kicks off with a welcome toast in the afternoon before we take a short walking tour of Warsaw to help familiarize you with the city. After our walking tour we will have our Beercation Welcome Dinner at Browar Warszawski, a modern brewery located on the site of a historic 19th-century brewery!

After dinner use you PubCulture.Beer Warsaw Digital Map to search out great beer bars and microbreweries as well as other points of interest, cocktail bars, and more!

Your second day in Warsaw begins with a free morning to explore Poland's capital before we meet for lunch at the Jabeerwocky Craft Beer Pub!

Later in the evening, join your fellow beercationers for an optional pub crawl to several classic Polish breweries and craft beer bars!

Today we will depart from Warsaw and make our way to Gdansk, which holds global significance as the site where WWII began and where the fall of communism in Europe started.

On our way to Gdansk we will make a stop in Olsztyn where we visit Browar Warmia for a group lunch, and then give you a little time to explore the city before continuing on to Gdansk.

Once we get checked into the city, the reminder of your evening if free.

Your day begins with a walking tour after breakfast to learn about this historic port city before having free time to explore, find lunch, and just relax.

Tonight we have group dinner at Brovarnia Gdansk, with beer right from the wooden barrel!

Today we depart for Toruń, Poland. Toruń is a meticulously preserved UNESCO World Heritage medieval city, famous for being the birthplace of astronomer Nicolaus Copernicus and for its centuries-old gingerbread tradition. Its red-brick Gothic Old Town survived WWII largely intact, offering an authentic glimpse into the High Middle Ages.

Leaving Gdansk, we drive a little over two-hours before dropping our luggage off at the hotel and giving you time to explore the city and find lunch on your own. Return to the hotel after 3pm to collect your luggage and check into your rooms.

Later tonight join your fellow beercationers for a group dinner at Jan Olbracht Browar Staromiejski. Located in a 15th-century Gothic building, they are famous for their gingerbread-infused beer and traditional dishes like pork neck in gingerbread sauce or wild boar goulash with potato pancakes.

Leaving Toruń, we make our way to the town of Poznań, widely considered the birthplace of the Polish state, with a unique blend of medieval history and vibrant modern culture.

When we arrive in Poznań we will have a group lunch at Brovaria brewery before we check into our hotel and the rest of the evening is free for you to enjoy the city.

Use your PubCulture.Beer Digital Maps to find points of interest, breweries, beer and/or cocktail bars, as well as recommended restaurants for dinner tonight.

After a couple of one-night stops, today we head to the city of Wrocław, but first will make a short stop in Rydzyna. Often called the "Pearl of Polish Baroque," Rydzyna is best known for its grand Rydzyna Castle, the former residence of King Stanisław Leszczyński.

After giving you time to explore and grab lunch, we will continue on to Wrocław, often considered the craft beer capital of Poland, and get checked into our hotel.

Tonight enjoy a group dinner at Browar Stu Mostów.

This morning we will take a walking tour of Wrocław, learning about the cities history and more about the over 600 famous dwarf statues found all over town! Not an homage to those 7 famous ones, find out how these dwarves helped oust communism in Poland!

After our tour, we will have group lunch before heading to the Beer Geek Madness Beer Festival later that day! One of the best craft beer festivals in Europe and a top tier beer festival in Poland, your admission ticket is included in your beercation price.

Stay for a short while, or close out the festival - but the rest of the day is yours!

Today is a free day for you to relax, sleep in (and sleep off) after the Beer Geek Madness festival, and explore Wrocław.

Later today meet up with your beercationers for an early group dinner, before joining fellow beercationers for an optional craft beer pub crawl and events related to the Beer Geek Madness festival.

Today we will leave Wrocław right after breakfast and make our way to one of Poland's most infamous sites - the Auschwitz-Birkenau: German Nazi Concentration and Extermination Camp Memorial. This may be a heavy subject, but one that is important to bear witness to, and to also be able to share with others so we may never see such evils happen in our world again.

After such a heavy morning, we will make our way to Katowice, and industrial town that is often overlooked by most tourists to Poland. We will have a group lunch before we check into our hotel, giving you the rest of the night free.

Today we leave for our final city on our Polish Beercation, Kraków. On the way we will stop at the Wieliczka Salt Mine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in operation since the 13th century. reaching depths of 1,073 feet, featuring over 152 miles of galleries and 2,500 chambers, it offers tourist routes up to 450 feet deep into breathtaking salt-carved chapels—notably St. Kinga’s—at depths up to 450 feet. We will eat lunch in the mine!

After lunch we will continue on to our hotel, get checked in, and later tonight we will share our final group dinner at Browar Lubicz.

The final full day of our Polish Beercation with Scriptown Brewing Company, this morning we will take a walking tour of Krakow that will go over history, both before, during, and after WWII leading up to the fall of communism.

After our walking tour you will have free time to relax, pack for tomorrow's journey home, and grab lunch.

Raise a glass to your new found friends and say goodbye to Poland at our Farewell Happy Hour Toast.

Our Polish Beercation with Scriptown has come to an end.

Try not to book return flights departing earlier than 11am* to allow time for breakfast at the hotel before our bus departs for the airport.

If you book a departure earlier or later than most of the group, you may have to arrange taxis or use public transportation at your own cost.

* Once participants start booking flights, if the flight times available are such that most of the flights are slightly before 10am, this will be adjusted.