This morning, you may choose to visit Potsdam for free exploration within the city or join a tour to the Sanssouci Palace located in the outskirts. Built by Prussian King Frederick II, Sanssouci Palace and its gardens are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, often referred to as the "Prussian Versailles" due to their grandeur and opulence.

In the afternoon, we travel to Poland to visit its oldest city, Poznań, passing by the world’s tallest Christ statue for a group activity along the way. Poznań holds a vital place in Polish history as the first capital of a unified Poland and the site where adoption of Christianity started in 966. The Old Town, surrounded by colorful facades, features quaint architecture and modern shopping streets, offering a charming blend of the past and present.