Top Warsaw Overnight Tours

Warsaw's history is long and storied, from its medieval roots to World War II and the communist decades, but it's hard to know that as a first-time visitor. Join a local guide who connects the landmarks between the Copernicus Statue and the New Town, unpacking how the city was shaped and rebuilt.

Visit Warszawa Shooting Range in Warsaw and learn to shoot a range of firearms under the guidance of a professional instructor. With this 45-minute shooting package, fire six different guns from distances of 5, 10, 15, and 20 meters, including an AK 47, a CZ 75 Kadet pistol, a Glock 17, a Colt 1911, and a shotgun.

Opting for a private transfer to get between Warsaw Chopin Airport and your accommodation means no delays dropping off other passengers, and a personalized service that’s tailored to your travel schedule. First, choose to begin at your accommodation or the airport, then enjoy a seamless one-way trip in a comfortable private vehicle.

With this Warsaw tour, you can save time doing your own research and check off parks, plazas, and palaces in just a few hours. Led by a guide, the tour takes you to Lazienki Park, the Old Town, and the Ghetto area. Ride in a bus to save time and stop at notable locations such as the Monument to the Warsaw Uprising Fighters, the Warsaw Barbican, and the Royal Castle.

Immerse yourself in Warsaw's communist past with this private tour of Warsaw's socialist sites with a knowledgeable local guide, cruising around in an iconic automobile of the era while learning all about what the communist ear was like in Poland. See the important communist sites such as the Palace of Culture and Science, the House of the Polish Communist Party and much more.

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.

On this full-day trip from Warsaw, you’ll discover the Paulite Monastery of Jasna Góra —a sacred structure home to the painting of Black Madonna. Alongside your guide, you’ll travel to Poland’s most popular pilgrimage site and tour the treasure-filled monastery. Marvel at the painting of the Black Madonna in the Chapel of Our Lady; see the blood-stained cassock of John Paul II; and admire paintings by Jerzy Duda Gracz in the Golghota Gallery. Receive personalized attention from your guide on this small-group tour — limited to eight people.

Poland is known for its hearty and delicious cuisine, such as “pierogi” (stuffed dumplings). This tour helps avoid potential language barriers when eating out, as you are introduced to a large selection of different Polish foods at several different restaurants in the city center. A guide enhances the tour by explaining the history of each dish and how its made.

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.

Get acquainted with the cultural treasures of Masovia — Poland’s most populous province — on a full-day trip from Warsaw. After exploring Zelazowa Wola, the birthplace of renowned composer Frederic Chopin, you’ll admire Brochow’s famous fortified church and the distinct triangular market square of Lowicz. Then, either marvel at a grand aristocratic residence in Nieborów or observe reconstructions of traditional Lowicz villages in the Maurzyce Ethnographic Park. On this small-group tour, limited to eight people, personalized attention from your guide is guaranteed.

Warsaw has earned a reputation for having one of the best craft beer scenes in Europe with new bars and breweries springing up all the time. With this tour, get the inside scoop on where and what to drink in the city from a local beer enthusiast. Learn about Warsaw’s beer-making history, visit at least three different bars and brew pubs, and sample a variety of local craft beers.