• plac Weteranów 1863 Roku - Meet your guide in front of the St. Florian’s to begin your two hour walking tour exploring the Praga district.
• Pomnik Praskiej Kapeli Podworkowej - Monument to Praga music bands, a specific local tradition
• Teatr Baj - The former Jewish Orphanage
• Teren byłej Synagogi Praskej - The former site of the Praga Synagogue from the 1830s
• Bazar Rozyckiego - Old market with interesting locals. Great spot for a photo session :-)
• Zabkowska Street - 19th century tenements with courtyard shrines with Virgin Mary, and popular local bars and cafes
• Koneser - The former vodka factory transformed into a multifunctional complex with art galleries, museum, shops, restaurants and bars. It`s also the location of the Polish Vodka Museum.

• Fully vaccinated tour guide

Explore the cultural richness of Warsaw’s Praga district. Situated just across the Vistula River from Warsaw’s Old Town, this area boasts a history spanning centuries and remarkably avoided major destruction during World War II.

Gather in front of St. Florian’s Church to begin exploring this unique Warsaw neighborhood. Stroll past 19th-century tenements that remain unchanged since WWII, and venture into their courtyards. Discover courtyard shrines dedicated to the Virgin Mary and admire the vibrant street art. Uncover the pre-war Jewish heritage and wander through a revitalized former industrial complex.

This tour reveals a completely different side of Warsaw, one that is more local, trendy, and genuine. It offers a distinctive vibe and charm as you walk its streets among locals who have resided here for many generations.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.