Genealogy Tour - Follow Your Polish Roots

Genealogy Tour - Follow Your Polish Roots Located in Poland, we provide reliable advanced genealogy research and tailor made genealogy tours.

Located in Poland, serving hundreds of clients successfully for over 15 years, we provide not only unique genalogy tours but also reliable advanced genealogyl research. For more details visit our website, like us on Facebook for current information about our projects. GENEALOGY TOUR TOMASZ SZYMKOWIAK, ADAM ZALEWSKI SPÓŁKA CYWILNA realizuje projekt: Wzmocnienie potencjału eksportowego spółki GENEAL

OGY TOUR na rynkach międzynarodowych, poprzez udział w wydarzeniu targowym wskazanym na liście wydarzeń targowych, na których będą realizowane stoiska narodowe dla sektora, w który wpisuje się projekt oraz wyjazdowych misjach gospodarczych, w celu promowania marki produktowej wnioskodawcy i Marki Polskiej Gospodarki. Dofinansowanie projektu z UE: 383 439.75 PLN

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It's the sweetest day of the year - Fat Thursday! It's time to enjoy delicious, fluffy pączki and celebrate our Polish r...
27/02/2025

It's the sweetest day of the year - Fat Thursday! It's time to enjoy delicious, fluffy pączki and celebrate our Polish roots.

Share a photo of how many doughnuts you ate! Smacznego! 😋❤️

With nearly 10,000 lakes, nature lovers can enjoy breathtaking views, boating, and endless outdoor adventures 🚣‍♂️✨
24/02/2025

With nearly 10,000 lakes, nature lovers can enjoy breathtaking views, boating, and endless outdoor adventures 🚣‍♂️✨

22/02/2025

Have a good night rest with this one easy Polish phrase 💤😴🌙 Dobranoc means good night in Polish – wishing you a peaceful sleep and restful night ahead 😊

Have you ever wondered why your Polish ancestors had multiple names?  🇵🇱🔍One common reason for name variations in Polish...
17/02/2025

Have you ever wondered why your Polish ancestors had multiple names? 🇵🇱🔍

One common reason for name variations in Polish genealogy? Formal vs. everyday names! In Poland, many people had an official given name (used in church and legal records) but were often called by a nickname or diminutive in daily life.

For example:
📜 Stanisław might be known as Staś or Stach
🌸 Jadwiga could be called Jadzia

These informal names often didn’t appear in official documents, which can make it tricky to track your ancestors across different records.

🔍 Research tip: When searching, consider all possible name variations, including nicknames, diminutives, and translations. Your ancestor might be listed under different versions of their name in various records!

Have you come across any surprising name changes in your family history? Share your story below! ⬇️✨

Ever wondered what your Polish ancestors did for a living? 🇵🇱 Here are some traditional trades that shaped Poland’s hist...
15/02/2025

Ever wondered what your Polish ancestors did for a living? 🇵🇱 Here are some traditional trades that shaped Poland’s history:

🔨 Kowal (blacksmith) – masters of fire and metal, blacksmiths were essential in crafting tools, weapons, and horseshoes. They held a respected position in villages and towns.

👞 Szewc (shoemaker) – before mass production, shoemakers hand-crafted durable footwear, often passing their skills down through generations.

🌾 Rolnik (farmer) – the backbone of Polish society, farmers cultivated grains, vegetables, and livestock, playing a crucial role in sustaining local communities.

These occupations reflected Poland’s historical social structure, where artisans, merchants, and peasants each had a unique role. Over time, industrialization transformed these trades, but their legacy still lives on in Polish culture today.

Did you know that Poland’s history of partitions can complicate genealogy research? 🇵🇱 Each empire had its own language ...
12/02/2025

Did you know that Poland’s history of partitions can complicate genealogy research? 🇵🇱

Each empire had its own language and administrative systems, so records may be in Russian, German, or Polish. Additionally, religious practices varied by region, influencing where to find church records like baptisms and marriages. ⛪

1️⃣ First Partition (1772): Poland lost a third of its territory to Austria, Russia, and Prussia.

2️⃣ Second Partition (1793): Further divisions, mainly between Prussia and Russia, left Poland with only a small portion of its land.

3️⃣ Third Partition (1795): Poland was completely erased from the map, fully divided by Austria, Prussia, and Russia, until it regained independence in 1918.

The partitions also led to migration and displacement, so your ancestors might have moved across borders, and their records could be scattered. The shifting borders, language changes, and record loss over time can make research tricky, but with patience, it’s possible to piece together your family’s story! 🧬

If you're diving into Polish genealogy, understanding the historical context of the partitions is key to unlocking the past! 🔍

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Autumn in Poland means more than just falling leaves—it's grzybobranie time! 🍄🍂 This rich tradition of mushroom picking ...
10/02/2025

Autumn in Poland means more than just falling leaves—it's grzybobranie time! 🍄🍂

This rich tradition of mushroom picking not only connects people with nature, but also fills kitchens with delicious, wild finds 🌳✨

Which one would you choose? 🔍
09/02/2025

Which one would you choose? 🔍

Last year's visit to Podkarpackie region with our amazing clients 😊🏠🌿
07/02/2025

Last year's visit to Podkarpackie region with our amazing clients 😊🏠🌿

Who is guilty of this? 😂
04/02/2025

Who is guilty of this? 😂

The Polish word "proszę" has several meanings depending on the context. 🔍 Here are a few examples:  👉 Please – when maki...
02/02/2025

The Polish word "proszę" has several meanings depending on the context. 🔍 Here are a few examples:
👉 Please – when making a polite request
👉 You’re welcome – as a response to “thank you”
👉 Here you go – when handing something to someone
👉 Pardon? – if you didn’t hear someone

Can you think of any different uses of this word? 🇵🇱✨

First review of our 2024 Christmas Tour and we couldn't be more happy 🎄⭐ Who's ready to join us this year? 😉
01/02/2025

First review of our 2024 Christmas Tour and we couldn't be more happy 🎄⭐ Who's ready to join us this year? 😉

🍁✨ A little throwback to our October tour—what an amazing time we had! ❤️ From pierogi-making workshop to exploring the ...
30/01/2025

🍁✨ A little throwback to our October tour—what an amazing time we had! ❤️ From pierogi-making workshop to exploring the stunning sights of beautiful Cracow, it was an unforgettable experience 🇵🇱 🏰

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Genealogy challenge of the week 🕵️‍♂️Find out more about your ancestor you don't know much about. Share your results in ...
29/01/2025

Genealogy challenge of the week 🕵️‍♂️

Find out more about your ancestor you don't know much about. Share your results in the comments 🥳

Karnawał is Poland's festive season of fun, food, and celebration! 🎉 It starts after Christmas and runs until Lent, feat...
28/01/2025

Karnawał is Poland's festive season of fun, food, and celebration! 🎉 It starts after Christmas and runs until Lent, featuring lively parties, delicious treats, and colorful traditions. 🎭🍩 Who’s ready to celebrate? 🙌

A group photo from 1930 captures the festive spirit of Polish Karnawał with participants in stunning carnival costumes 👇

✨ Fun fact ✨Nicolaus Copernicus, born in 1473 in Toruń, Poland, changed our view of the universe by proposing that the E...
24/01/2025

✨ Fun fact ✨

Nicolaus Copernicus, born in 1473 in Toruń, Poland, changed our view of the universe by proposing that the Earth orbits the Sun. You can visit Copernicus hometown and Toruń's UNESCO-listed Old Town during one of our tours 🔭💫

✈️ Explore Northern Poland with us: https://genealogytour.com/northern-poland-exploration/

Unsure what to do this winter? Here's our genealogical bucket list for the winter season ✔️❄️
22/01/2025

Unsure what to do this winter? Here's our genealogical bucket list for the winter season ✔️❄️

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Located in Poland, we provide not only unique genalogy tours for individuals and groups, but also reliable advanced genealogy research. In 2004, the founders of our company: Tom and Adam, took part in an internship program in Harrisburg, PA. Being recognized as Poles, almost every day they’ve heard: - ‘are you Polish? Great! My grandma was from Poland.. - How do I find out more about her family?, ‘I’d like to visit Poland one day’, - ‘Do you know the meaning of my surname ?’, etc.. Ancestry was already Adam’s passion while Tom already had some good background in tourism.. Shortly, after coming back to Poland they combined these two interest together and started GENEALOGY TOUR – a company that has successfully been providing the highest quality genealogical services for nearly 15 years… Check out our services and become one of a few thousand satisfied customers we served so far..