Top Warsaw Private Sightseeing Tours - page 2

It is very important to make this your first tour when you arrive to Warsaw. Michel will then tell you what restaurants to visit for the rest of your stay. He was very informative about the food we ate as well as Polish history. It was a very casual and entertaining evening.

I was surprised to learn that booking the experience does not guarantee your visit, which is not the tour company’s fault. Auschwitz released a limited number of English speaking guides per day and you are also competing for a spot against others visiting the museum/memorial. I booked the tour over a month prior to my visit date. 3-4 days before, I got a message from Agnieszka asking me to switch days to accommodate the tour. I was unable to switch days, but she made sure I was able to get a spot to tour Auschwitz on my preferred day. I found out about 24 hours prior to my tour that I would be going. I appreciated her efforts to ensure I was able to see Auschwitz and her flexibility in assisting me. I was picked up by Adam in a van and escorted down to Auschwitz. It was a 3.25 hour drive one way and he makes as many stops as you need. Highly recommend. It is worth the price and the long day.

I thought he was very knowledgeable about the World War 2 events. He showed us all the important places and shared with us the history of each place. I would recommend him and give him 5 stars.We enjoyed his car very much and it was nice being driven around the city.He also recommended some restaurants and museums for us to visit.

I had a great Segway tour with Nikita! Lucky for me, I was the only one to sign up on that day, so ended up with a private tour. I love seeing a city on a Segway - you can cover so much ground and talk while riding. Nikita is a wonderful guide - so knowledgeable and a good sense of humor too. Highly recommended trip!

The class is set up for two people at each station; but I think she will allow singles. I have taken many cooking classes and I want to compliment the chef and her assistant. They are very thoughtful and organized. They provide clear instructions and circulate constantly to assist. They are very patient and professional. The entire facility is very clean; including the bathroom. They take pictures through the class and I was able to take my own pictures. After the hands on lesson and the demonstration on how to boil the perogi - we sit to enjoy a family style meal of the entire class's creations. In addition, there is a fun Polish liquor tasting at the end. I had more than enough to eat. I will make it a point to take more of her classes if I travel back to Warsaw in the future. The class was fun and engaging - and the chef and her assistant were charming. This was time and money well spent!

We had the pleasure of using this airport transfer service at Warsaw Chopin Airport, and we cannot recommend it enough, especially thanks to our fantastic driver, Krzysztof. Upon our unexpected early arrival, Krzysztof reached out to us via WhatsApp, but unfortunately, we missed his calls due to a lack of Wi-Fi. Despite this, he was able to find us easily, holding a sign with our name, which made it stress-free to connect. We were pleasantly surprised to be transported in a spacious van, even though there were only two of us. Krzysztof took care of all our luggages, making the whole experience seamless. During the drive, Krzysztof shared fascinating insights about Warsaw's history, current events, and demographics. As first-time visitors, this overview was invaluable. He also took the time to orient us to our hotel and point out nearby sights and dining options, which we greatly appreciated. Thank you, Krzysztof, for your outstanding service! You truly set the tone for a wonderful vacation in Poland. Highly recommended!

This was a really nice tour. I wouldn’t say it’s a dark side in the traditional sense of but gives an overview of the Praga district. Our guide was fantastic and injected humor where he could and did a good job of explaining how WWII and Communism are still ever present in the rebuilding of Warsaw. The bus was fun to ride on and a slice of history. At one point the battery got cold so some of the guests had to give a little push which made for an extra interesting moment.

This tour was great. I have to say I was a bit nervous since I had never ridden a Segway. Nikita was a great teacher and a wonderful guide. He was very knowledgeable about Warsaw and the history of the city. Riding the Segway allowed us to get around easily and cover a lot of ground. I would definitely recommend doing this tour when in Warsaw.