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The excellent solution to explore Warsaw, if you don’t have much time. Join the walking tour with professional local Walkative! guide. The tour includes all the important landmarks of the city and covers the history of Warsaw and Poland – from the middle ages to the 20th century, including the Second World War and its consequences to the city, the communist era problems and paradoxes, as well as the 19th century Chopin’s Warsaw. You will hear a lot about Warsaw’s architecture, which is the best reflexion of the past times, famous people, historic events and facts related to the present times in Poland. The tour lasts 2,5 hours, it starts by the Copernicus Statue and ends in the New Town.

The Fryderyk Concert Hall is one of Warsaw’s most beautiful and luxurious musical venues, with the intimate feel of the 19th-century salons in which Fryderyk Chopin performed. Spend the evening listening to a world-renowned pianist performing some of Chopin’s most famous compositions amid crystal, mirrors, chandeliers, and stucco. Upgrade for a VIP ticket, which places you in the first three rows: all tickets include a drink.

Rather than following a large group around the city, this self-guided experience lets you set the pace and see Warsaw your way. Benefit from having audio commentary to provide context as you walk around key city landmarks. Using an easy-to-access smartphone app, you can listen to stories about the city’s history and legends, and take breaks along the way whenever you like.

This private, guided tour takes you throughout Warsaw to learn its stories, history, and scenic places, including the Royal Castle, Holy Cross Church and Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. You have two options to choose from: 4-Hour Tour: Explore Warsaw's Old Town, Main Market Square, Barbican, Castle Square, University of Warsaw, and Pilsudski Square. 6-Hour Tour: All stops on the 4-hour tour, as well as the Royal Castle. There will be time for lunch (optional).

The excellent solution to explore Warsaw, if you don’t have much time. Join the walking tour with a professional local guide. Learning about the pre-war diversity and richness of Jewish Warsaw helps us understand the scale of the destruction that took place during the Holocaust. But, alongside stories of persecution and death, there are stories of the resilience and unimaginable bravery of those who fought without hope.

On board our traditional ships, we will show a number of Warsaw attractions, such as: Copernicus Science Center, Warsaw Mermaid, panorama of the Old and New Town, National Stadium, parks and green areas on the right bank of the Vistula and many others, a modern center, beaches and a descent to a sandy island in the middle agglomeration. Our ships provide comfort in the sun and rain. These are replicas of former historical vessels adapted to float on the Vistula River. Discover the Vistula River.

Hop on the Galar Wiślany, a traditional wooden ship featuring two decks – one indoor and one outdoor – ensuring a pleasant experience regardless of weather conditions. Begin the cruise journey at the Warsaw Mermaid Monument, taking you along boulevards, under three bridges, and up to the Old Town. Sailing on the Vistula, pass by the Copernicus Science Center, the Museum of Modern Art, the entrance to the Port of Prague, and the remarkably lush and untamed right bank of Warsaw, a rarity in Europe, leading all the way to the New and Old Towns. On the way back, glide past the National Stadium and the iconic Poniatówka beach, and see a deserted island in the middle of the city.

Get to know the turbulent history of the establishment and liquidation of the largest ghetto in Europe. See the real places where the final solution plan has been put into practice

Visitors to Warsaw who are short on time will love this easy guided tour to Krakow and Auschwitz, two of Poland's must-visit places. Take an early train to Auschwitz, where you’ll take a 3.5 hour tour to learn the sobering history of the place. Continue to Krakow, where you can wander at leisure in the pretty city. Return to Warsaw on a late-evening train.

Warsaw’s sights are spread throughout the city—from the regal Old Town to Soviet-era architecture—and can be tough to visit with limited time to spare. On this attraction-packed private tour, you’ll cover the highlights while following a customizable itinerary, with the option to add on a museum visit or other sightseeing stops. Even better, you’ll travel through the city in style in a retro-style, communist-era Fiat.

Ditch the tourist traps and eat like a true Polish local on this small-group guided food tasting tour around Warsaw. Taste your way around the city, trying 8 to 10 different dishes and drinks, from sweet to savoury to beer, and get your guide’s unique insights into the city’s history, culture, and what to see and do next on your vacation.

There was a time when one third of Warsaw's inhabitants considered themselves Jewish. A time when Warsaw was home to the biggest Jewish population in Europe. World War II brought all of that to a devastating end. Take a journey down the almost 1000-year-old Jewish history of Poland and Warsaw, from their arrival, their expansion, their tragic and heroic struggle, and their remerging, quiet renaissance. Sign up for this walking tour if you would like to find out how and why the Jews settled in Poland, discover the few remaining sites that still remind us about the once thriving Jewish presence in the city, hear the heart-breaking, first-hand accounts of Jews who survived life in the ghetto, understand why Jews incited the Jewish Uprising in 1943 even though they knew they would fail, learn about the current situation of the Jewish community in Warsaw. Don't just visit Warsaw, discover it! Tour duration: approx. 3h Distance: approx. 4,5-5 km

Take the wheel of a classic Fiat 126p for a self-drive tour of Warsaw with a guide. See the city’s historic landmarks and attractions, from the Palace of Culture and Science to the city’s 19th-century, fortified Citadel. Along the way, enjoy stories and driving tips as you get a fun, insider’s perspective on historic Warsaw, plus a complimentary shot of vodka after the tour.

See more of Warsaw with less of the foot ache on this speedy small-group Segway tour (no experience required). Cruise past the Presidential Palace, the Royal Castle, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the site of the Jewish Ghetto, St. John’s Cathedral, the Vistula River, and the Multimedia Fountain Park.

Expand your understanding of Warsaw’s World War II history with a walking tour that goes beyond surface-level storytelling. Instead of broad overviews, gain detailed insights from a World War II history buff guide, while exploring bombed and reconstructed areas of the city and the former Jewish Ghetto. The expertly planned route also helps check off key landmarks, such as the Warsaw Uprising Monument, with fascinating stories throughout.

Skip standard sightseeing tours to see Warsaw’s highlights from behind the wheel of a classic Fiat 126p. Head out on a self-drive tour led by an accompanying guide, and travel through the city to explore key sights, including the Old Town, the Royal Castle, major war memorials, and lesser-known districts. Along the way, hear stories about Warsaw’s history and colorful characters, and get an insider's perspective on the city.

Join the Original Warsaw Pub Crawl! As the city lights up with its captivating nightlife, Warsaw unfolds its musical, culinary, and lively nocturnal vibes. Our enthusiastic guides will lead the way, ensuring you enjoy a night filled with free shots, exclusive deals at top spots, and complimentary entries. MINGLE, DANCE & CELEBRATE IN WARSAW The Warsaw Pub Crawl is more than just drinks; it's a cultural journey and an opportunity to connect with fellow explorers and locals. We'll take you to three authentic bars in the city's heart. Whether you're a salsa pro or just looking to let loose, you'll find yourself dancing by the end of the night!

Explore the Communist history of Warsaw without being stuck on a crowded tour bus, with this self-drive option instead. Take control of your sightseeing and drive between sights in a retro Fiat 126p vehicle, with a guide to join you and explain more about Warsaw’s history and the important landmarks you pass—such as the House of the Polish Communist Party, the Palace of Culture and Science, and Constitution Square.

The colossal size of Warsaw can make it challenging as an outsider to know the best local spots to visit. Save yourself hours of research time, and let someone else do the hard work for you on this convenient private tour of the alternative district of Praga. With a local host, learn where to find off-the-beaten-path places that locals love, and hear fun facts about this neighborhood that you wouldn’t discover if exploring alone.

Segways are a great way to get around Warsaw as you will get a much more intimate perspective of the city than you would on a car or bus tour, but you will still cover more ground than you would on a walking tour. You’ll get a short training session so you feel comfortable using these environmentally friendly vehicles. See the most beautiful and important buildings in Warsaw’s Old Town area, all while having fun.

Warsaw’s large size and dispersed landmarks make it a tricky city to explore on foot, so save yourself the hassle of renting a car by choosing this private car tour. The perfect way to tick off lots of sights in a few hours—a private chauffeur helps you access views of Lazienki Park, the Old Town, the Palace of Culture and Science, the Monument to the Warsaw Uprising Fighters, and other key landmarks.

Warsaw is an old city with centuries of history, so touring on a retro minibus is a fun way to get around that fits the vibe of the city. Over three hours, check out famous and lesser-known attractions that some visitors miss, including the off-beat Praga district, Soviet-style architecture, and reconstructed pre-World War II buildings. This is a great way for first-time visitors to get an overview of the Polish capital.

Warsaw bus tours offer a convenient way to see the sights and maximise your time, but many tours offer pre-recorded commentary and limited photo opportunities. Instead, hop aboard a retro ‘Jelcz’ bus for a 2.5-hour guided tour; jump off to explore the Old Town and the Royal Park Łazienki on foot; and admire landmarks such as the Palace of Culture and Science, Castle Square, and the Cathedral of St John.