With our professional English-speaking guides, all Warsaw locals, each with years of guiding experience, discover the fascinating history of medieval Warsaw, learn about its transformation into the royal residential city and the capital of Poland, the World War 2 destruction and the awe-inspiring post-war reconstruction to which it owes today the title of the Unesco World Heritage Area.
Castle Square, Old Town, Warsaw, Poland
The oldest, tallest and most famous Warsaw monument: a 20 meter high and 400 year old granit column which commemorates one of the most powerful Polish Kings - Sigismund Vasa.
plac Zamkowy 4, Warsaw, Poland
The residence of Polish Kings in the 17th and in the 18th century seen from outside. The main landmark in the Warsaw Old Town.
Free entrance if there is no service.
ul. Kanonia, Warsaw, Poland
Pictoresque back street of the Old Town with the famous magic bell and the narrowest house in Poland.
today featuring the famous Mermaid Statue in the middle of the square.
Nowomiejska 15/17, Warsaw, Poland
Fortified outpost of medieval city walls. One of two such constractions in the world.
Ul. Freta 16, Warsaw, Poland
19th century building in Warsaw New Town where Maria Skłodowska-Curie was born and where she spent her childhood. Today her museum.
By the Sigismund's Column (20-meter high column with a bronze statue on top) in the Castle Square, look for a guide with an ORANGE UMBRELLA & British flag. IN CASE OF PARADE/PROTEST/CONCERT BLOCKING THE SIGISMUND'S COLUMN, THE TOUR WILL BE STARTING FROM OUTSIDE THE NEARBY McDonald's RESTAURANT.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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