36 activitati in Warsaw, POLAND

Visit to the Lazienki Royal Park where you will know the Palace on the Water and the Island Theatre. Afterwards, you will take a transfer to the Old Town (UNESCO), for a walk along medieval cobblestone streets dominated by the Royal Castle and the Cathedral. Then you will continue to the New Town to the palaces and the Monument of Warsaw Uprising against the Nazi Germany. Customers will, then, take the sightseeing bus for a drive around the Grand Theatre and Opera House located on the famous Theatre Square. Includes also a tour around the Tomb of Unknown Soldier, between other highlights and, finally, the Town Hall. Languages Confirmed: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian or Polish. Under request and subject of availability: Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Swedish, Dutch and Finnish.

This is your best way to explore Warsaw and discover most of it's beauty within half day city tour with your private guide assisted by luxurious chauffeured service. Spend your morning or afternoon in Warsaw to learn aboout it's history, lifestyle and culture. Visit most attractive sites like royal route with the Old Town, Royal Lazienki Gardens, parts of the former ghetto of warsaw so as it's unique memorials to great varsovians like f. Chopin or historic facts like the heroic uprising of Warsaw 1944'. Modern architecture of rising business district mixed with the rebuild after WW2 buildings and streets that survived destruction make warsaw one of the most fascinating cities in the world.

This tour begins with a transfer from Warsaw along Chopin's Route. Continue with a visit to Zelazowa Wola - the birthplace of Frederic Chopin; to the museum in a manor house in a park and to Brochow fortified church where Chopin's parents as well as his sister got married and he was baptised there. Finally, transfer back to Warsaw. Languages Confirmed: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian or Polish. Under request and subject of availability: Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Swedish, Dutch and Finnish.

This tour begins with a transfer from Warsaw along Chopin's Route. Continue with a visit to Zelazowa Wola - the birthplace of Frederic Chopin; to the museum in a manor house in a park and to Brochow fortified church where Chopin's parents as well as his sister got married and he was baptised there. Finally, transfer back to Warsaw.

Wilanow Palace is one of the most beautiful architecture monuments in Warsaw called ''The Little Versailles''. The typical baroque palace is remarkable for its original architecture, a blend of the European art with the Old-Polish building tradition. During this trip you could visit the royal summer residence of the King John III Sobieski on the outskirts of a city with a beautiful French style garden and a landscape park.

Let's discover the home of the greatest Polish composer. Almost half of his life depicts Warsaw, capital of partitioned Poland, multicultural, aristocratic xix century city controlled by the tsar of Russian Empire. Young Chopin started his adventure with music here, went to school had first love stories and found first inspirations. This tour is exceptionally the best way to uncover all that Chopin's Warsaw is with sites where he lived, studied, concerted but also places reminding the artist today like Holy Cross Church where his heart is buried, Lazienki Park – famous place of summer concerts by the monument of F. Chopin and museum of F. Chopin – one of the best museums in Warsaw and don’t forget to take a selfie with Chopin.

Poland is known as Country that fought for it freedom and identity trough long years. You are in Warsaw now so You should learn more about Polish Resistance & Underground Country of World War II but also how destiny of Poland looked like after the War and trough years of Socialists Rules in Europe. You will also learn about hard decades of Partitions trough XIX century and how polish Story looked like before the Great War. This Tour will uncover beauty and price of freedom and will change Your view of Polish History Guide languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian and Polish

Warsaw had extremely rich multicultural ambience in the past. It used be one of the largest centers of Jewish life in the World. City had lost it's identity trough the years of WW II and Communism but now is the time to rebuild all of it. Discover revival of Jewish life in Poland, learn about Jewish Life and Death in Warsaw and look for this what survived horrible times. Your guide will walk You trough original streets of Warsaw that survived the War, most important memorials and monuments. You’ll learn about the Warsaw Ghetto and it’s heroes but also about all the pre WW II stories and people. The most important part of the tour is a visit at Polin – Musuem of the Polish Jewish History that uncovers what does Jewish Poland expression really mean. Languages English, Spanish, Italian, German, Polish and French

Western Mazovia is a region of beautiful nature, folk art, country manors, old churches and palaces. During this exciting tour you would visit Lowicz known thanks to the local art and a museum full of typical costumes, paper cuttings, embroidery as well as fully equipped and decorated old country houses. On the way to Nieborow, you will know the gorgeous Radziwill family residence. Afterwards, you will stop in Arkadia, a sentimental, romantic park. Finally, transfer back to Warsaw. Languages Confirmed: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian or Polish. Under request and subject of availability: Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Swedish, Dutch and Finnish.

Let us take You for unforgettable tour of Warsaw. You will discover the City by it’s tastes. Taste our local specialities like: dumplings – well know Pierogi and pickles then traditional steak tartare/hearing/sausage (one to choose) with shot of best in the world lemon vodka. Afterwards amazing taste of top brand and only of it’s kind Drinking Chocolate of E. Wedel. To end this delicious tour take a trip trough unique Praga District with it’s authentic architecture and lifestyle and learn about the history of Polish Vodka during the Tour of newly opened Polish Vodka Museum. Tour ends with Polish Vodka degustation made by one of Vodka Experts. As we like to say - “By Your stomach to Your heart”. This tour will definitely make Your own Warsaw’s Story and help You fall in Love with our amazing City. Guide languages: English, German, Spanish, Italian, Russian, Polish and French

Lodz is one of the biggest Polish cities. During your visit you will find traces of the four cultures: Polish, Jewish, German and Russian that coexisted there and became one. Furthermore, you will admire modernist and industrial architecture. Thanks to its numerous factories, Lodz was also called the “Polish Manchester”. During the route you will see the Old Town and the industrial complex of Poznanski family, the famous Manufaktura. Next, you will visit the Scheibler fabric complex “Księży Młyn” that is a great example of the revitalization of the city during the last years. In the end, you would discover Piotrkowska Street, the most popular walkway full of shops, pubs, restaurants and sculptures that commemorate famous inhabitants of Lodz. Transfer back to Warsaw. Languages Confirmed: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian or Polish. Under request and subject of availability: Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Swedish, Dutch and Finnish.

The tour starts with a transfer from Warsaw to Kazimierz Dolny, the picturesque town beloved by artists. From the old tower, the ruins of the castle and the ''Hill of the Three Crosses'', you will enjoy a panoramic view of the town and Vistula River and will have the chance to explore a mysterious Roots Gorge. This beautiful natural scenery with woodlands, fields, orchards and hops plantations is protected by Kazimierz Landscape Park. Finally, transfer back to Warsaw. Languages Confirmed: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian or Polish. Under request and subject of availability: Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Swedish, Dutch and Finnish.

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.

The tour starts with the transfer from Warsaw to Krakow, the cultural capital of Poland (UNESCO Heritage). City sightseeing: walk through the Old Town to the Wawel Hill, visit to the State Apartments of the Wawel Royal Castle and Cathedral, Poland's most important national sanctuary. There, customers will know the Bell Tower and Catacombs. Further walk along medieval cobblestone streets of the Old Town, where they can appreciate the gotic style of St Mary's church, the Sukiennice cloth hall, defensive walls and Barbican; transfer back to Warsaw. Languages Confirmed: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Russian or Polish. Under request and subject of availability: Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese, Swedish, Dutch and Finnish.

Top Sites of Warsaw within Half or Full Day are best options for Your first touch with the City. This will give You general view of the City with it’s history and lifestyle but also give great orientation in the City and many ideas for Your next days in fastest developing Capital of Europe. Our licensed multilingual guides/educators will give You all information necessary to understand the City and take You to top sites of Warsaw like Old and New Town Complex and the Royal Route, Royal Łazienki Gardens with F. Chopin Memorial and most famous Palace on the Water, former Ghetto of Warsaw sites full of thrilling history of holocaust and WW2 but also full of positive emotions related with revival of pre-War ambience of the City. For sure complicated history of Poland so us many misunderstandings will become clear and make You finding this magical mood of Polish Capital. Private guide and top class transport included. Languages English, Spanish, German, Russian, Italian, Polish and French

We will pick you up from the hotel in our original socialist-style van of historical value, i.e. a Nysa 522. We will take you for a unique trip through the legacy of the Polish socialism. Not only will we see the places connected with it, but we will experience them as well. We will pick you up from the hotel in our original socialist-style van of historical value, i.e. a Nysa 522. We will take you for a unique trip through the legacy of the Polish socialism. Not only will we see the places connected with it, but we will experience them as well. We will start with the first square ever to be built especially for the working people, i.e. Constitution Square (Plac Konstytucji). Here you will feel how the propaganda worked in the socialist era. Next we will go towards the seat of the Ministry of Agriculture, where you will have a chance to get to know the utopian plans of the post-war city reconstruction. Our next stop will be the Palace of Culture and Science – a gift from “Uncle” Stalin will reveal its secrets to you. We will not miss the very heart of socialism, i.e. the old seat of the Central Committee of the Polish United Workers' Party (in Polish: “Dom Partii” – “The Party's House”). Next stop is in Praga district, where we see the typical housing estate with the longest building in Warsaw. At the end we will visit the Museum of Life under Communism. Here you will experience a small apartment furnished in socialist style, a communist party member’s office, a shop, a bar and a street from the era. You will see how people used to live and watch propaganda movies of the 1950s. We also kindly invite you for a typical aperitif. In the end of the tour we drop off guests back at the hotel. Meeting/pick-up point: Pick up at the hotel. Duration: 4 hours. Start/opening time: 10am. End/closing time: 2pm.