36 activitati in Warsaw, POLAND

The inhabitants of Muranów dream peculiar dreams. Here, the memory of the war nightmare still lingers in the colorful present. Discover the past and the present of this one-of-a kind spot, the place of the biggest ghetto in Europe, the city-like district that after years of horrendous events rose from the ashes. Highlights - During the trip, you will get to see only the most intriguing parts of Muranów and experience its unique aura. - A bit of street art, some post-war monuments, a former prison, and a touch of history. - Storyline It’s 1936, and you’re Jan Alter, a Jewish smith living in Muranów. One night as you’re heading home, you see a strange woman pointing at you. She starts to recite a bizarre poem: The darkest years shall soon begin The darkest years the world has seen The lord has asked to save your soul To spare thee angst is now my goal I’ll count to three and you’ll be safe In ninety years must you be brave And if you can’t escape remorse Here’s your time turner - a pink horse You feel dizzy and pass out. When you wake up, it’s 2020. Now your goal is to find a way back.

City Sightseeing Warsaw is the best way to get around the city during the stay. The open top Double-Decker buses allow to plan the stay effectively and the on-board commentary will enlighten about this battle-scarred city with its impressive cultural scene and an increasingly lively nightlife. Introducing our new 72 Hour Ticket, offering visitors more time to spend to enjoy the delights of Warsaw. Included with the 72 hour ticket is the option to join our Free Walking Tour, an opportunity for guests to follow a live English guide on foot throughout the streets of Warsaw. Duration Hop-On Hop-Off Route: 60 minutes. Walking Tour: 120 minutes. Ticket validity: 1, 2 or 3 days depending on the customers' choice. Languages English, Spanish, German, Italian, French, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Polish, Hebrew, Polish kids commentary. Free Walking tour in English.

City Sightseeing Warsaw is the best way to get around the city during the stay. The open-top Double-Decker buses allow to plan the stay effectively and the on-board commentary will enlighten about this battle-scarred city with its impressive cultural scene and an increasingly lively nightlife. Introducing our new 72 Hour Ticket, offering visitors more time to spend to enjoy the delights of Warsaw. Duration Red Route: 70 minutes Blue Route: 60 minutes Ticket validity: 24, 48 or 72 hours depending on the customers' choice. Languages English, Spanish, German, Italian, French, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Polish, Hebrew, Polish kids commentary.

Nestled in the cobblestone streets of the Old Town of Warsaw stands a unique neoclassical concert hall with original “plaster stucco” walls, crystal mirrors, and stylish nineteenth century decorations. As you walk through the doors, you will step into the era of Chopin for a two-part ensemble of Chopin’s greatest pieces played by internationally recognized pianists. During the intermission, you will be invited to a glass of sparkling wine, orange juice, or water. This concert is both a perfect start and/or finishing touch to a romantic evening in the Old Town. If you are starting your night with the concert, you may choose to end it in one of the many restaurants that our beautiful old town has to offer.

An intriguing trip addressed to those who want to know what the communist period in Warsaw and Poland was like. Political anecdotes, the ideas of rebuilding Warsaw after the Second World War and the absurdities of everyday life of ordinary residents of the city. Highlights - Communist Warsaw - Social realism - Palace of Culture and Science - People's Republic of Poland Communist Party Headquarters - Ministry of Agriculture - Constitution Square - Museum of Life Under Communism We will drive a classic communist car, that is, a historic minivan - Nysa 522. A professional guide will narrate a tour of landmark communist buildings and local history. You will know the history of the symbol of Warsaw, the Palace of Culture and Science, which was created on the sea of post war ruin. You will see the utopian architectural ideas of the communist authorities - the Party House of People's Republic of Poland and the Ministry of Agriculture. You will go to Plac Konstytucji (Constitution Square) to get to know the MDM (Marszałkowska Residential District) designed to fit the communist ideology. At the end, we will visit the only such place in Warsaw - Museum of Life Under Communism. A replica of a real flat, propaganda films screened in a mini cinema hall, a reconstructed communist cafe await you there.. We will learn how the inhabitants of Warsaw used to live like... Experience the absurdities of communism and set off with us to a city full of history!

An intriguing trip addressed to those who want to know what the communist period in Warsaw and Poland was like. Political anecdotes, the ideas of rebuilding Warsaw after the Second World War and the absurdities of everyday life of ordinary residents of the city. Highlights - Communist Warsaw - Social realism - Palace of Culture and Science - People's Republic of Poland Communist Party Headquarters - Ministry of Agriculture - Constitution Square - Museum of Life Under Communism We will drive a classic communist car, that is, a historic minivan - Nysa 522. A professional guide will narrate a tour of landmark communist buildings and local history. You will know the history of the symbol of Warsaw, the Palace of Culture and Science, which was created on the sea of post war ruin. You will see the utopian architectural ideas of the communist authorities - the Party House of People's Republic of Poland and the Ministry of Agriculture. You will go to Plac Konstytucji (Constitution Square) to get to know the MDM (Marszałkowska Residential District) designed to fit the communist ideology. At the end, we will visit the only such place in Warsaw - Museum of Life Under Communism. A replica of a real flat, propaganda films screened in a mini cinema hall, a reconstructed communist cafe await you there.. We will learn how the inhabitants of Warsaw used to live like... Experience the absurdities of communism and set off with us to a city full of history!

A fascinating trip for people who are in Warsaw for the first or third time and they need something more than a regular tour! This trip is for visitors who enjoy places away from the main tourist routes! We will take a look at the cities less known places, visit both banks of the Vistula river and discover many faces of the Polish capital city. We will ride a retro Polish Nysa 522 minivan. We will surprise our guests with little-known anecdotes about the history of the city and Poland. The companion of your adventure will be a professional and a little twisted local guide. We will start on Grzybowski Square, which is the epicenter of capital contrasts - from pre-war buildings, through relics of communism, to modern skyscrapers of the future. We will discover the secrets of Warsaw courtyards, look at the gates to feel the breeze of another city, slightly hidden from the eyes of onlookers. We will get to know the places where Varsovians meet, we will see where hipsters and nature enthusiasts go to. The River Vistula will reveal its secrets - after all it is the queen of Polish rivers. The eastern part of the city is located on the right bank of the river - Warsaw's Praga district. We will touch the buildings that survived the war and we will stop for refreshments at the local bar. We guarantee a lot of laughter, no boredom and a bit of intrigue. The guide will present everything in the form of anecdotes that are easy to remember. See different faces of the city, experience new things, get ready for an adventure, a Warsaw adventure! Highlights - City break - Hidden Warsaw - Places outside the typical tourist route - A diverse city of contrasts - Pre-war Warsaw - Warsaw’s Vistula river - Warsaw’s Praga district - Tasting of Polish cuisine in the local bar - Transportation: retro minibus Languages English

A fascinating trip for people who are in Warsaw for the first or third time and they need something more than a regular tour! This trip is for visitors who enjoy places away from the main tourist routes! We will take a look at the cities less known places, visit both banks of the Vistula river and discover many faces of the Polish capital city. We will ride a retro Polish Nysa 522 minivan. We will surprise our guests with little-known anecdotes about the history of the city and Poland. The companion of your adventure will be a professional and a little twisted local guide. We will start on Grzybowski Square, which is the epicenter of capital contrasts - from pre-war buildings, through relics of communism, to modern skyscrapers of the future. We will discover the secrets of Warsaw courtyards, look at the gates to feel the breeze of another city, slightly hidden from the eyes of onlookers. We will get to know the places where Varsovians meet, we will see where hipsters and nature enthusiasts go to. The River Vistula will reveal its secrets - after all it is the queen of Polish rivers. The eastern part of the city is located on the right bank of the river - Warsaw's Praga district. We will touch the buildings that survived the war and we will stop for refreshments at the local bar. We guarantee a lot of laughter, no boredom and a bit of intrigue. The guide will present everything in the form of anecdotes that are easy to remember. See different faces of the city, experience new things, get ready for an adventure, a Warsaw adventure! Highlights - City break - Hidden Warsaw - Places outside the typical tourist route - A diverse city of contrasts - Pre-war Warsaw - Warsaw’s Vistula river - Warsaw’s Praga district - Tasting of Polish cuisine in the local bar - Transportation: retro minibus Languages English

Let us take you for an unforgettable drive through warsaw after the sunset. Your private chauffeur will pick you from your hotel to show you the most picturesque sites of the city. Glass of sparkling wine, ambient music, and amazing views of the city where the past meets the future. Enjoy contrasts of the city with its modern and historical sites. This will not only give you panoramic view of warsaw but also bring you a lot of ideas for how to plan rest of your evening or your following days in the capital of Poland.

That is your unique opportunity to enjoy the concert of the music of one of the greatest composers of all time – Frederic Chopin. Warsaw was his homeplace so this magical time during the f. Chopin recital will bring you the feeling of Chopin's warsaw. Your driver will pick you up from your hotel or apartment in Warsaw and take you to the historical district – the old town of Warsaw where the concert takes place. The best adepts of musical academies in warsaw will present you the view and history of warsaw hidden in tunes of mazurkas, nocturnOs and polognese compositions.

You will see the unknown nooks and corners of the pre-war Warsaw, relicts from the times of the people’s republic of Poland (PRL) and the local atmosphere of the Praga district. From tenement houses with bullet holes and shrines hidden in backyards, through the new face of the socialist city, all the way to the contemporary look of the Polish capital city. This tour will help you understand what kind of a city Warsaw is today.

Discover the main attractions of the wonderful Warsaw; learn all about its history and feel its culture at the same time! Highlights - See how the other half lived in the precious palaces of Krasinski and Jablonowski - Be artsy whilst you make your way around The Grand Theatre also known as The Opera House - Stroll around the cultural hub of the city: Theatre Square Walk around the UNESCO heritage site of the Old Town which was originally built in the 13th century but later restored after World War 2. It is jam packed full of restaurants, cafés and shops for you to check out. You’ll be surrounded by medieval architecture, the best exhibits of this are definitely at the Barbican and St. John's Cathedral. After that, you’ll head North to see Warsaw’s New Town which dates back to the 15th century. Just like the Old Town, the New Town was destroyed and rebuilt after the war. Meander around the park behind The Krasiński Palace which was where the rich and famous would often gather. The National Library’s incunabula can be found inside but as the palace is not open to the public, you’ll have to try to steal a glance from outside. This palace is regarded as one of the best examples of Baroque architecture in Warsaw. On to The Jablonowski Palace; it has undergone a multitude of restorations but it now serves as a head office of a bank. Despite its many changes and many uses, the main building still manages to keep its pre-1936 design and some pieces of the palace furniture are exhibited in the Gate Tower. Finish off by people watching as you peruse the place to be: Theatre Square. This square is home to one of the biggest theatres in Europe and in the world! Not only is it known for theatre; you can enjoy opera and ballet under the same roof! This is a real treat for lovers of the arts. The fascinating early 19th century façade was the only feature to have survived the war; after the restoration The Grand Theatre was improved at such a rate that it became one of the best-equipped theatres around. The institution sums up Polish culture perfectly.

With this half day tour you will discover the main sights of this beautiful city. You will walk around the Old Town (UNESCO heritage) and the New Town. Visit the Monument of Warsaw Uprising against Nazi Germany. Then, transfer to the Lazienki Royal Park for a walk around the park and know the Palace on the Water and the Island Theatre. Languages Confirmed: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian or Polish. Under request and subject of availability: Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Swedish, Dutch and Finnish.

With this half day tour you will discover the main sights of this beautiful city. You will walk around the Old Town (UNESCO heritage) and the New Town. Visit the Monument of Warsaw Uprising against Nazi Germany. Then, transfer to the Lazienki Royal Park for a walk around the park and know the Palace on the Water and the Island Theatre.

Get to know famous ceramics from Boleslawiec. We will teach you how to decorate a ceramic vessel just as the Artists in Boleslawiec do. We provide lessons so that your work can become something really special. The workshop covers the basics of decorating with Boleslawiec stamps, painting with brushes, and the elements of composition. The workshop lasts 60 minutes, and then the vessel is sent for glazing. Glazing lasts from 3 to 7 days and only then the work is ready for pickup. It is also possible to send burnt works to any place in the world. There is a shop on site, where you can buy unique ceramics from Boleslawiec as a travel souvenir or a unique gift. Included: - English speaking translator - a clay pot to decorate - instructions - Burning and Glazing - shipment within European Union - refreshments: coffee, tea, cake, water

Amble from one magnificent monument to another whilst getting to know about the astronomical impact that the Jews had on Warsaw. Highlights - Make your way to one of the biggest Jewish cemeteries in Europe: Okopowa Street Jewish Cemetery - Step back in time as you go to Umschlagplatz - Set your eyes on various parts of old Jewish Warsaw Prior to the Second World War, Warsaw had the largest Jewish community throughout Europe. The Jews took a big part in the Polish uprisings alongside The Varsovians in their battle against the powers that be. When the Jews made their way to Warsaw they brought copious amounts of culture with them which has left its mark even until today. You’ll be taken on an emotional journey around the old parts of Warsaw where you’ll be faced with the harsh truths of what really went on during this dark time in history. You will hear many a story about the courage and perseverance shown by so many people time and time again who were clinging on so tight to the little hope they had yet kept fighting irrespectively. Traipse around The Warsaw Jewish Cemetery which at over 83 acres is one of the largest Jewish cemeteries in Europe and in the whole world! You’ll stumble across over 250,000 marked graves. This cemetery was closed and reopened and is surprisingly still used until now by what’s left of Warsaw’s Jewish community. Come to know about what was the biggest Jewish ghetto in Europe during World War 2 where more than 400,000 Jews were kept in just over a square mile of space. From this camp, the Jews were deported to Nazi camps and killing centres via Umschlagplatz - where you’ll head on over to. Out of these 400,000, it has been noted that 300,000 of them were murdered there and then whilst the vast majority of the others died later on due to extreme hunger and/or illnesses deriving from hunger. Despite the tremendous tragedy, it’s not all doom and gloom! Keep your eyes and ears open as you hear all about the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising where The Jews showed utmost bravery when they remarkably rebelled against the Germans. You shall get to see an abundance of monuments that commemorate the lives of those that stood up for what was right. Languages Confirmed: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian or Polish. Under request and subject to availability: Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Swedish, Dutch and Finnish.