Top Warsaw Wine, Beer & Spirits

Savvy travelers know that Warsaw is one of Europe’s best-kept secrets when it comes to food. But without a guide to steer you in the right direction, it’s easy to end up in disappointing tourist traps. On this small-group lunch or dinner crawl, follow a foodie insider as you take in a hand-picked selection of culinary spots, from a Communist-era Milk Bar to homemade pierogi and a flavored vodka toast.

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.

Raise a glass to Warsaw’s up-and-coming craft brewery scene on this small-group beer walking and tasting tour. Pop into three of the Polish capital’s best microbreweries to taste seasonal ales, lagers, and more, all brewed in small batches using artisan techniques. Learn about the intricate brewing process, which glass to use with each beer, and other pro tips from a beer-loving guide, all in a fun and social atmosphere.

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.

One of Poland’s national dishes is its delicious stuffed dumpling specialty of “pierogi”. They’re available widely in restaurants, but rather than just tasting them, get more out of your time in Warsaw by learning how to make them. This cooking class provides all the ingredients and utensils you need, so no need to bring anything with you, just turn up and have fun.

Delve into the riotous revelry of Warsaw’s nightlife on a pub tour of the Polish capital. With a knowledgeable guide, visit a selection of Warsaw’s most fashionable and atmospheric drinking venues and enjoy complimentary drinks and special discounts in each one. Conclude your fun-filled night at a popular club, where you can opt to dance and drink until the early hours of the morning.

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.

Poles have been brewing beer for over 1,000 years and this fun cultural tour lets you discover the full range of beers, including regional and craft styles, accompanied by typical Polish snacks. Stroll the historic center, including Old Town, Castle Square, and Old Town Market Square, in a sociable group of up to 15 travelers and your guide. You’ll try six different beers over a range of stops.

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.

Beer lovers—get ready to immerse yourself in Polish beer culture! This tour is a great way to taste your way around the city and learn about the secrets of local brewing. No need to worry about waiting at the bar to purchase beer at each venue, as 12 different beer tastings are included.

It’s always hard to find the best places to eat in a new city—and samples are impossible to negotiate without a local guide. Discover Poland’s rich cuisine and culture on an early evening small-group tasting tour with a guide. Try many different types of food and traditional drinks at local restaurants: enough for a full dinner. Note that vegan, gluten-free, and lactose-free diets are not accommodated on this tour.