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No trip to Poland is complete without experiencing its cultural capital, Krakow. Discover the signature sights of this UNESCO World Heritage site without spending the night on this comprehensive door-to-door tour. Explore the medieval Main Market Square, the castle and cathedral on Wawel Hill, and Kasimierz, the old Jewish quarter, with a guide. Tour Oskar Schindler’s Factory, site of the real-life Schindler’s List, and enjoy a 2-course lunch.

The city of Warsaw is green and clean, with a fascinating history. Let’s explore it together on foot and by car, discovering both its hidden gems and well-known sites. We’ll stroll through the palaces and pavilions of the 18th century Lazienki Park, drive along the Royal Route, and walk through Old Town, rebuilt after being decimated in WWII. We’ll ponder the great contrasts of pre-war Warsaw, and the modern reconstructions that make-up both the historic Old Town and Manhattan-like downtown.

This is an ideal pick for visitors interested in learning about places in Warsaw associated with its Jewish community. Save hours researching and planning your own itinerary, and get a guide’s shortlist of must-see sights instead. Benefit from the convenience of round-trip transport, and see the Jewish cemetery, Nozyk Synagogue, Umschlagplatz memorial, and much more.

An ideal choice for travelers with limited time, this tour covers Warsaw’s highlights, as well as a trip to the spectacular Wilanow Palace on the outskirts of the city. Save hours of research time and get a guide’s shortlist of the must-see sights in Warsaw. Travel in a comfortable vehicle along the Royal Route, walk into the Old Town, see Chopin’s house, and much more. Wilanow Palace is a must-see sight because of its incredible Baroque architecture and royal history.

See more of Warsaw in less time, and without becoming footsore, on this tour with a private driver-guide, direct from your Warsaw hotel. See palaces and pavilions in Lazienki Park, drive the Royal Route, walk through the UNESCO-listed Old Town, and more. Plus, enjoy a guided tour of the Warsaw Royal Castle. Please note: entrance fees are at your own expense.

According to The Independent, Praga is one of Europe’s 10 coolest neighborhoods. That doesn’t come as much of a surprise to Varsovians, and soon you’ll understand why. Uncover the hidden gems and contrasts waiting for you on the other side of the river and see a face of Warsaw that you didn’t even know existed. Sign up for this walking tour if you want to see where one of the BBC’s 100 Greatest Movies of the 21st Century was shot, listen to the true story that inspired the movie “The Zookeeper’s Wife”, learn about one of the biggest architectural mysteries of post-war Warsaw, soak up some of the most bohemian streets in the capital, take in the most important Orthodox church in Warsaw, admire stunning examples of street art created by world-famous artists, find out where you can learn about the most well-known Polish drink, vodka, and taste it! Don't just visit Warsaw, discover it! Tour duration: approx. 2,5h Distance: approx. 3,5 km

Begin by immersing yourself in the solemnity of the Jewish Ghetto area, paying homage to the Monument to the Ghetto Heroes and reflecting on the bravery of those who resisted the Nazi oppression during the Ghetto Uprising. Traverse the Umschlagplatz monument, a solemn reminder of the countless lives lost to the horrors of extermination camps. Follow the Memorial Route of the Martyrdom and Struggle of Jews, pausing at the Ghetto Heroes Monument to honor the memory of Holocaust victims. Journey to Okopowa Street to visit the Jewish Cemetery, a repository of illustrious figures' legacies, including Ludwik Zamenhof and Ischok Leib Perec, and pay tribute to Janusz Korczak at his symbolic grave. Marvel at the Footbridge of Remembrance, a poignant symbol of the ghetto's division, now adorned with a multimedia installation commemorating its tragic past.

Many Jewish-focused Warsaw tours only cover the events of the 1943 Uprising, or the Holocaust. On this walking tour, revisit the entire 700-year-long history of the Warsaw Jews as you explore the former site of the destroyed Jewish Ghetto on foot, including the POLIN Museum. Learn how Jewish communities initially found sanctuary in Poland—about the brave resistance that followed, and the devastating end to their centuries-old legacy.

Discover the stories that you’d miss on solo explorations with this private walking tour of Warsaw Old Town. Find out tales about its history, learn about the legend of the mermaid, and get lots of invaluable local tips as you pass key landmarks, such as the Cathedral of St. John, the Museum of Warsaw, and the Church of the Holy Cross.

The Palace of Culture and Science is not only a symbol of Warsaw, but also a monument to Poland's turbulent history. Built in the 1950s as a gift from the Soviet Union, it has witnessed some of the most important events in the country's history. By visiting the Palace of Culture and Science, you can learn about its history and its significance to the Polish people.

Czestochowa is one of Poland’s most popular pilgrimage sites and its known as the spiritual capital of Poland. Instead of traveling to Czestochowa on a crowded tour bus, enjoy the luxury of a private transfer in a luxury vehicle. Once at Jasna Góra Monastery, a private guided tour is included so you can see the world-renowned Black Madonna of Częstochowa, and other highlights of this world-renowned religious complex.

This private tour of Warsaw unlocks the city's historic grandeur, cultural heritage, and iconic landmarks. The striking mix of architectural styles tells the story of the city, from a rebuilt medieval castle to a 17th-century palace. After touring Old Town and the Royal Castle, you’ll enjoy lunch and some free time. Afterwards, return to a magnificent city lookout and exploration of the grand Wilanow Palace. Here, the guide will walk you through the palatial architecture, museum collection, and gardens.

Krakow, the unofficial cultural capital of Poland, is one of the county's most beautiful cities. Let Old Town enchant you with its winding streets, medieval history, and rich culture. After visiting must-see spots, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before heading to Wieliczka Salt Mine. Hundreds of meters below the earth, explore artwork, a beautiful chapel, and chambers created from salt deposits. Hotel pickup is included for your convenience.

Explore Warsaw's Old Town in a unique way with this innovative, challenging, and engaging spy game. Put your 007 skills to work as you solve challenges and crack the code while learning about Old Town's unique history, hidden gems, and popular attractions. This is the perfect way for tourists, families, bachelorette/birthday parties, or corporate groups to discover Warsaw in a memorable way.

Explore the most meaningful sites of the former Warsaw Ghetto on a fully private walking tour, led at your pace and tailored to your interests. Visit powerful locations such as the Ghetto Heroes Monument, Miła 18, the Umschlagplatz, and the preserved ghetto wall remnants on Złota and Sienna Streets. Your experience continues at the historic Żabiński Villa — one of the few surviving places in Warsaw where Jews were hidden during WWII. Please note that the villa visit may not be private; you may join a small group led by the villa’s guide, depending on availability. Start times are flexible — we can adjust the tour hour upon request, if arranged in advance.

Take a walk back in time along Krakowskie Przedmieście street, the most important historical artery of Warsaw city with this self-guided GPS audio tour. During the tour, you will learn the more and less known compelling stories about the local landmarks and events which took place here for over 500 years. Hanna, your tour guide, has lived in Warsaw since she was born. She graduated from Warsaw University, where she studied Sociology and Economics, but her real passion is urban history and loves to share her knowledge of the past with others. Join her on this

Take your time to explore each attraction on this self-guided audio tour of WW2 Warsaw, using the VoiceMap app and GPS on your mobile phone. Beginning just outside the magnificent Warsaw Old Town we explore with your private group or on your own, walking Warsaw's unique blend of ancient and modern streets to uncover stories that are legend, or lost to time and history. You will discover places you may otherwise overlook if walking without guidance, and you can pause the tour anytime to visit places we'll pass, capture great photography opportunities, or simply to grab a snack.  You have unlimited lifetime access to the downloadable tour on the VoiceMap app, allowing you to explore Warsaw at your own pace and at your preferred time.  Read more about the Warsaw At War: 1939-1945

The perfect way for first-time visitors to kickstart their trip to Warsaw—this private tour helps you get acquainted with the city’s must-see sights. Tick off the Royal Castle, the Old Town’s market square, the Polish National Opera building, and Pilsudski Square—with entertaining commentary along the way, and no worries about getting lost.

The package includes a tour in small groups in two historical locations: Polish Vodka Museum and Wilanow Palace. In Polish Vodka Museum (The tour is guided in English): Get knowledge about the history of alcohol production from the 15th century to today in this part of Europe and the impact on society. Find out why Polish Vodka is considered the best in the world. Take part in multimedia workshops on creating various alcohols. Find out about the similarities and differences in the types of vodka – tasting with an instructor in English. In Wilanow Palace of King Jan III Sobieski, You will see: The White Hall Statue of Jan III Sobieski The Chapel The King’s Library The King’s Bedroom The Grand Vestibule The Queen’s Bedroom The Etruscan Cabinet The Paintings Gallery called Museum Baroque Gardens.

This is the ideal tour for first-time visitors to Warsaw. Save hours researching city highlights by having a shortcut to the top 10 classic Warsaw sights. You’ll visit the Old Town, Castle Square, St. John’s Cathedral, the City Walls, Warsaw Uprising Memorial, and much more. It’ll be a fun and memorable trip traveling in a retro minibus, and you won’t have to worry about navigating as a guide will accompany you.

Get more out of your time in Poland by going on an action-packed day trip to Crakow and Wieliczka Salt Mine. Travel quickly and efficiently from Warsaw to Cracow on an express train, and enjoy the perk of having transport fees included. No need to worry about navigating, as a guide meets you at Cracow Station with a name card to start the tour of top city attractions.

During the tour, discover the characteristic interiors of the Palace of Culture and Science: ballrooms with excellent woodwork, conference rooms with original furniture and equipment from the ’50s, and majestic marble staircases. Your local guide will bring you closer to the entire history of the building from 1952 until now. Enjoy entertaining stories and anecdotes as you walk through the building’s history. At the end of your journey, skip the line to the elevator and go to the viewing terrace on the 30th floor to discover a beautiful view of the city. MEETING POINT: find the main entrance to the Palace of Culture And Science which is on the East of the building, in front of the Defilade Square - the side from Marszalkowska Street. Go upstairs, pass by between two cafes (Green Cafe Nero and So!Coffee), once again take stairs up to the very end of the hallway. Guide will be waiting on your right, in front of the big wooden door ''BISTRO TROJKA''.

Discover the vibrant heart of Warsaw on this guided cycling tour, where history meets nature. Start at the Outdoor Vacations center and ride past modern architecture, through the serene Jazdów neighborhood with its charming wooden cottages, and visit the lush gardens of Jazdów Palace. Experience stunning views of the skyline as you cross the Vistula River and cycle along the historic walls of the Barbican. Enjoy a moment of peace in the Saxon Gardens and uncover hidden gems throughout the city. This tour offers a unique way to engage with Warsaw, blending its rich heritage with beautiful green spaces. - Guided cycling tour showcasing Warsaw's history and nature - Visit iconic sites such as the Presidential Palace and Sigismund’s Column - Explore the tranquil Saxon Gardens and Jazdów Palace Gardens - Tour starts at the Outdoor Vacations center in downtown Warsaw

From why Warsaw is also known as the Phoenix City to the legend of the city’s symbol, there’s plenty to learn on this 2-hour walking tour. Hear all this and more as you sightsee with a passionate guide who’ll share not just the city’s history, but top tips on where to eat, drink, and visit next.