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Simplify your visit to Auschwitz-Birkenau from Warsaw on this shared tour with shared transportation. Learn more about World War II history in Poland at the infamous concentration camp, now a UNESCO-listed site, where so many innocent people died. Pay your respects to the victims of the Nazis and see first-hand where they lived and died.

Experience Łazienki Park, a gem of Warsaw, on a private tour that caters to your needs only. Varsovians visit the park to stroll, have dinner, or attend a concert thanks to its magical quality, no matter the season. In Autumn, bright colors shimmer; in Winter, enjoy a white wonderland; in Spring, blooms give a boost of optimism, and in Summer it is the loveliest postcard. Among its attractions are the Palace on the Isle, the Chopin Monument, and Myśliwiecki Palace.

Learn Jewish Warsaw on a 3-hour tour with a local guide. Visit the synagogue and the Jewish cemetery in Warsaw.! Learn more about the symbolism of the Museum of the History of Polish Jews and Jewish life in Warsaw today!

Learn about a poignant part of Poland’s history in this tour of Adolf Hitler’s World War II Headquarters—Wolf’s Lair. No need to worry about navigating Poland's countryside, as Warsaw hotel pickup is included. During the tour, learn about Poland’s history and why this area was chosen for Hitler’s headquarters. Also, a private tour ensures better access to your guide for questions.

This is a fantastic overview tour for first-time visitors to Warsaw. Avoid the hassle of putting together your own itinerary and enjoy a comprehensive tour that includes door-to-door transport. See Warsaw’s Old Town, the Old Market Square, and highlights along the Royal Route such as the Royal Castle. Along the way, you’ll listen to an audio guide and learn about the sites you visit.

Lublin is located in the southeastern part of Poland, one of the oldest cities in the country. Discover its medieval heritage at the Royal Castle and Holy Trinity Chapel and enjoy the picturesque atmosphere of Old Town. You will also visit a darker part of Lublin's past at Majdanek, a Nazi concentration camp. Visitors can enter the barracks, hear survivor testimonies and learn about the history of Lublin Jews.

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.

Frédéric Chopin is Poland’s most celebrated composer but it’s not easy to follow his traces without a guide. On this small-group tour, you’ll discover the environment where he lived and worked, visit the church where his heart is buried, learn where he played the organ every Sunday, and sample the drink he consumed for health purposes. Finish with a visit to a music salon for a concert of his works.

This tour takes you from Warsaw to Majdanek Concentration Camp Museum, located on the outskirts of Lublin. Established by Nazi Germany in 1941, Majdanek served as both a concentration and extermination camp. Due to the rapid advance of the Soviet army in 1944, the camp was captured almost intact, making it the best-preserved Holocaust camp in Europe. Traveling with a knowledgeable, English-speaking guide helps you understand not only historical facts, but also the wider context of German Nazi occupation and the Holocaust in occupied Poland. Majdanek is visited far less frequently than Auschwitz, allowing for a calm, unhurried, and respectful experience. The visit focuses on authentic locations, including original barracks, gas chambers, crematoria, execution sites, barbed wire fencing, and guard towers. Exhibitions inside preserved buildings present historical documents, photographs, and personal testimonies, with time to walk, reflect, and absorb the site at your own pace.

Experience hidden gems of Warsaw off the beaten track on this private 2,5 hour insider tour with a local guide. Head to areas that are more garden than city and experience the coolest places to hang out in Warsaw! Discover a different Warsaw with quiet charming streets mixed up with great architecture, spacious green areas and existing history!. Stop in lovely cafés and experience this local lifestyle!. Take a crash course on Polish history!. Explore streets and places associated with the WWII and the Warsaw Uprising!. Get to know the story of the hackers, who cracked the Enigma code!. Learn more about the reality of 44 years of communism - lack of democratic rights, censorship, queues for food, greyness in the street, political control!. Learn about the Solidarity movement, the role of Catholic church and the changes that brought about the end of the Cold War!. Hear about the heroic priest, his masses for the fatherland, his kidnapping and brutal murder by the security service!.

Visit both Auschwitz I and Birkenau WWII camps in a single day during this Auschwitz tour from Warsaw that includes your admission ticket into the historical site. You’ll explore the concentration camp grounds with a guide who tells you tales of the history of the camp and its people.

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.

Get more out of your time in Warsaw by taking a day trip to a city known for its textile industry—Łódź. There’s no need to organize transport, as this hassle-free day trip includes train tickets and car transportation in Łódź. Upon arrival, a private guide enriches your understanding of the city’s history and takes you on a tour of essential sights including Ksiezy Mlyn, Radegast Station, Piotrkowska Street, and Manufaktura.

See the best of Warsaw on this action-packed day tour. You’ll save time booking your own transport by having hotel pickup, drop-off, and transfers included. You won’t have to wait in long visitor lines as entrance tickets to Warsaw Rising Museum, and Lazienki Park are included. Enjoy having time to explore Konstytucji Square, and when you’ve worked up an appetite, a delicious lunch or dinner is included.

This is a superb overview tour for first-time visitors to Warsaw or those interested in learning more about its history. Instead of following around a large group, enjoy the intimate and personalized alternative of going on a private tour. Perfect for ticking off essential Warsaw sights—the tour passes the Palace of Culture and Science, the Presidential Palace, Royal Castle Square, the Old Town, and plenty more surprises.

Discover Praga, Warsaw's other face and the most exciting trend district at the moment! Located on the right bank of the Vistula and just a few minutes from the old town, Praga differs significantly from Warsaw west of the Vistula. This district, characterized by trade and industry, was once a melting pot of cultures, where Christians, Jews and Orthodox lived peacefully together. On the 2-hour city tour you will explore the former multicultural, as well as today's Praga on the move. Hardly destroyed in the Second World War, Praga was neglected in the post-war period. Here you can get a good impression of what Warsaw looked like before the war. Experience the multicultural Praga up close!

If you’re looking to learn more about the times of communist Poland, but don’t want to do your own research with a guidebook, this Warsaw Private Historical Communism Tour is a great pick. Your guide picks your private group up in a retro minibus (that was produced in communist Poland) and takes you on an adventure through the city as you hear about the tough times of the country’s past.

Visit Warsaw at your own pace with a 3-hour, private tour in a Communist-era fire van. Create the perfect itinerary with an experienced guide, and visit the sites that interest you most. Go deep into Poland’s pre-war past to stroll historic streets and elegant courtyards, or learn about Warsaw’s World War II fighting, atrocities and resistance. Visit hip, artistic neighborhoods and the city’s architectural landmarks, while enjoying the freedom to stop for photos, snacks and detours whenever you like.

This is the perfect option for travelers who want to get to Lazienki Park without the stress of facing busy public transport. Enjoy a hassle-free hotel pickup, and a transfer to the park with a maximum of eight passengers. There’s lots to see at the park, including a Chopin Monument, the New Orangery, the Amphitheater, Myślewicki Palace, and of course, all the beautiful flowers and plants.

Spend two days seeing the city of Krakow and the Auschwitz-Birkenau State Museum. This sobering trip will first see you picked up from your Warsaw hotel and driven to the train station. In 2.5 hours, you’ll arrive in Krakow, where a driver will pick you up and take you to Auschwitz-Birkenau. Then, on the second day, you can explore Krakow at your leisure or with a private guided tour.

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.

During the 25-minute cruise you will see the beautiful panorama of the Old and New Town. You will get to know Warsaw from a completely different perspective. You are welcome! During the 25-minute cruise on the Vistula River, you will see: - the panorama of the New Town - the Royal Castle and the panorama of the Old Town - St. John's Cathedral - the pedestrian and bicycle bridge The cruise will be accompanied by an audio guide – a sound story that will stimulate your imagination. Thanks to this, you will get to know 18th-century Warsaw through sounds. Cruise hours: Friday, Saturday, Sunday, Monday from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. (in the future, cruises will take place daily) *Start and end of the cruise: Marina Warszawa on the Vistula Boulevards (near the Copernicus Science Center)

Savour the taste of Poland during a culinary adventure led by the local food expert! Enjoy a two-in-one delight: a guided walk in the Old Town and 12 delectable tastings of authentic Polish food! Prepare your taste buds for an array of mouth-watering starters, mains and desserts. Delight in the essence of Polish cuisine with treats like artisan cheese, sausage and pâté, dumpling, selection of traditional soups, hunter’s stew and many more. Indulge in delicious Polish cakes and relish the famous HOMEMADE liqueur – nalewka. Everyone leaves with a full stomach and a bar of chocolate - a tasty souvenir from Poland. In addition to the delicious food, anticipate lots of interesting facts, firsthand insights and even fascinating family anecdotes! The tour is conducted by a local food expert, who is passionate about Warsaw. The price includes a collection of ideas for things to do and must-visit places. No vegetarian and vegans options, sorry.

This tour is a great way to check off two popular Warsaw attractions in a day—the Warsaw Uprising Museum and the Polish Vodka Museum. Instead of having to figure out local bus schedules, hotel pickup and drop-off are included as well as museum admission to save time waiting in long ticket lines.