Discover the real Warsaw: a city of royal palaces, a reconstructed Old Town, traces of the former Jewish district, communist architecture and a dynamic contemporary centre.
Expect a tour that goes beyond the usual highlights and brings Warsaw’s complex history and vibrant present together. You’ll discover how the city was shaped by war, destruction, reconstruction and political change, while also seeing the creative and dynamic Warsaw of today. By the end of the tour, you’ll have a deeper understanding of the city, a sense of its unique character, and a few stories and hidden places that you might otherwise miss.
Castle Square, Old Town, Warsaw, Poland
Place of our meeting, the oldest monument in Warsaw located on Castle Square. Here we will also see the Royal Castle and city walls
Swietojanska 8, Warsaw, Poland
The most important church in Warsaw
uresque places in Warsaw
ul. Krakowskie Przedmiescie 68, Warsaw, Poland
One of the greatest churches in Warsaw, it survived World War II
Ul. Krakowskie Przedmiescie 46/48, Warsaw, Poland
The headquarters of President of Poland as well as the place of the first public performance of Frederick Chopin
ul. Krakowskie Przedmiescie 34, Warsaw, Poland
One of the oldest convents in Warsaw
Ul. Krakowskie Przedmiescie 26/28, Warsaw, Poland
Historical campus of the Warsaw University
Street Krakowskie PrzedmieScie 3, Warsaw, Poland
Resting place of Frederick Chopin`s heart
o the history of Poland
Corner of Marszalkowska and Krolewska, Warsaw, Poland
The oldest public park in Poland with beautiful gardens, The Great Fountain and rococco style sculptures
Warsaw, Poland
Listen about history of the Warsaw Ghetto, the largest Jewish ghetto created by the German Nazis in occupied Europe during World War II. You will see authentic former Jewish residential houses from the 19th century.
Plac Defilad 1, Warsaw, Poland
Admire the biggest icon of Warsaw, the soviet-era Palace of Culture and Science. It`s a masterpiece of the socialist-relism architecture
Marszalkowska 103, Warsaw, Poland
Check out or even enter (everyday except Mondays) the newest city`s icon with its breathtaking staircase.
ul. Chmielna, Warsaw, Poland
Check out the vibrant pedestrian Chmielna Street with plenty of cafes, local craftsmen, street art and treasures hidden in the courtyards
We will meet on Castle Square, next to Sigismund’s Column, a very tall monument dedicated to King Sigismund III Vasa. He is holding a sword and a large cross, so you can’t miss it!
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