Warsaw Afternoon, panoramic view, guided, public city tour with pick up&drop off

The Garden is located in a district which was not destroyed during the Second World War, so most of the monuments there are original and they came from XVIII century.

arsaw Ghetto Heroes - a monument which commemorates the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising during The Second World War. Next to the Monumement to Warsaw Ghetto Heroes stands "POLIN" - the Museum of the history of Polish Jews. Special design and presented a 100-year history of Polish Jews creates a very interesting and the most modern museum in Warsaw. We are glad to inform our guests that after City Tour you have a possibility to visit inside the museum on your own because it is interactive and you do not need to have a guide. We would be delighted to drop our guests off to the "POLIN" after the tour.

On this square Nazis loaded Jewish to the carriages and transported them to Treblinka (a concentration camp).

Our guide will show you the most adorable places here.

polish kings which was blown up during the Warsaw Uprising in 1944. The Castle was rebuild in 1984. The tour includes seeing the Royal Castle from the outside.

John the Baptist is one of the most important church in Warsaw. The building Was created in the specific Masovian Ghotic style. The Archcathedral was complately demolished during the Warsaw Uprising by Nazis. Rebuild again in 1960.

You will feel the magical atmosphere of the Old Town and you will not believe that this place was also destroyed during the Warsaw Uprising.

l which is made in Ghotic style and handmade, red bricks.

You will see the most expresive and symbolic monument in Warsaw.