• Palace of Culture and Science - Recognized as Poland’s tallest building, this monumental and impressive skyscraper is a true symbol of Warsaw, showcasing a fascinating architectural style.
• Hala Koszyki - A unique venue featuring top restaurateurs and chefs offering delicacies from around the world under one roof.
• Nowy Swiat - A well-maintained, long street running through the heart of Warsaw, connecting major attractions and ending at Castle Square. It’s a pleasant walk with numerous coffee stops along the way.
• Zlote Tarasy - A vast shopping complex with appealing architecture and a sloping terrace. It offers everything a shopping mall should have.
• Fragment of Ghetto Wall - A Holocaust relic located between buildings in the neighborhood, a hidden historical site in Warsaw.
• Warsaw Ghetto - Established in October-November 1940, this small district, covering only 2.4% of Warsaw’s land, housed over 450,000 Jews in crowded conditions imposed by the Germans. Viewable upon request.
• National Philharmonic - A source of pride for Poland’s musicians and classical music enthusiasts, offering carefully selected performances with a rich history.
• Old Town - After being destroyed by the Nazis, this neighborhood of cobblestone Gothic streets, baroque palaces, churches, and tiered houses was masterfully reconstructed to reflect its historical charm.
• Rynek Starego Miasta - Surrounded by beautiful 17th- and 18th-century merchants’ houses, this lively square is filled with street vendors, cafes, shops, galleries, and top restaurants.
• Castle Square (Plac Zamkowy) - Situated in Old Town, this picturesque open plaza, built in 1821, features the King Zygmunt III column at its center.
• Zamek Krolewski w Warszawie - Muzeum - Once the central building of the Polish Commonwealth, this castle was rebuilt after being destroyed by German troops during the Warsaw uprising, recreating its 17th-century architecture and interiors.
• Viewing Terrace - The tower offers a delightful view of the old town and city center for a reasonable price. Viewable upon request.
• Krakowskie Przedmiescie - This 2.5-mile “Road of Kings” reminds visitors of the past power in this area, surrounded by old and fascinating buildings.
• Monument to the Warsaw Uprising Fighters - A moving monument in Warsaw, showcasing the effort, strength, and sacrifice of Polish soldiers through its impressive architecture.
• Pomnik Bohaterow Getta - Located outside the Polish Museum of Jewish History, this powerful monument honors Polish Jews and their persecution during Germany’s WWII occupation. Viewable upon request.
• Warsaw Barbican (Barbakan Warszawski) - A 16th-century fortress, part of the medieval fortifications around Warsaw, guarding the northern entrance to the city, the Novomeijska Gate.
• Statue of the Little Insurgent - A bronze statue commemorating the children who lost their lives in the Warsaw Rising. A small yet poignant sculpture.
• St. Anne’s Church (Kosciol Swietej Anny) - This church boasts a gorgeous structure and altars, richly decorated with a peaceful atmosphere inside. Entry upon request.
• Archcathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist - One of Warsaw’s most distinguished churches, originally built in the 13th century, hosting royal coronations and national celebrations. Entry upon request.
• Warsaw Mermaid - This intriguing sculpture, located in a charming square, awaits admiration from visitors and holds a hidden legend.
• King Sigismund’s Column (Kolumna Zygmunta) - Dating back to the 1600s, this column is both a work of art and a famous landmark in Old Town.
• Muzeum Warszawy - Extraordinary Stories Of Ordinary Things. The Museum of Warsaw collects, researches, and shares Warsaw’s history. (Building viewable from outside only)
• Krasinski Palace - The exterior is quite impressive, and the reconstruction has been well-executed. Worth a visit!
• Field Cathedral of the Polish Army - The simplistic beauty of this rebuilt cathedral adds to the mystique of Old Town. Stunning and elegant. (Exterior view only)
• Teatr Narodowy - Another remarkable building in Warsaw, charming both day and night with its impressive size and exterior.
• Church of Jesuits - An imposing building in the old town, featuring an attractive red exterior and ornate interior, taller than expected.
• The Wishing Bell - A fascinating sight, this 17th-century bronze bell is set in a pretty courtyard in the heart of the old town.
• Vistula - Warsaw’s waterfront is continually developing, with new boulevards and waterside pubs creating a lively and relaxed atmosphere.
• Copernicus Science Centre - One of Europe’s largest science centers, featuring six interdisciplinary parts with over 400 exhibits. (Exterior view only)
• University of Warsaw Library - The rooftop garden is a hidden gem, offering peace, quiet, and fabulous architecture. Viewable upon request.
• Multimedia Fountain Park - A short walk north of the old town, this park is a visual delight, combining music, light, and fountains. Viewable upon request.
• Holy Cross Church (Kosciol Swietego Krzyza) - A beautiful church housing Chopin’s heart, rich in decoration, with an original Holy Cross at the entrance. Viewable upon request.
• Teatr Wielki - Polish National Opera - Poland’s leading venue for opera, ballet, and concerts, featuring magnificent walls, roofs, and pillars.
• Marie Curie Museum (Muzeum Marii Sklodowskiej-Curie) - Chronicles the life and work of Madame Marie Curie, a Nobel Prize-winning physicist and chemist. (Exterior view only)
• University of Warsaw (Uniwersytet Warszawski) - Poland’s largest university, featuring beautifully decorated buildings, gardens, and balconies.
• Monument to the Fallen and Murdered in the East - This magnificent monument commemorates the fate of 1.5-2 million Poles sent to Soviet labor camps.
• Monument of Nicolaus Copernicus - A top Warsaw landmark, located in a beautiful square, honoring the renowned Polish mathematician and astronomer.
• Palac Prezydencki - A beautiful neo-classical building, home to the Polish president, heavily guarded and worth a look for its exterior and surroundings.
• Church of St. Joseph of the Visitationists - Originally a wooden chapel, rebuilt after a fire, with a plain and austere interior.
• Chopin’s Bench - A multimedia bench celebrating Chopin’s music, offering an innovative way to appreciate his achievements.
• Zacheta Gallery (Galeria Zacheta) - The National Gallery of Art promotes contemporary art as a vital socio-cultural element. The white building is simply beautiful!
• New Town Square - Founded by John III Sobieski to celebrate his victory over the Turks in 1683, this quiet plaza features Renaissance architecture and the baroque church of the Sisters of the Holy Sacrament.
• Carmelite Church - Our Lady of the Assumption - A baroque church next to the presidential palace, known for its double pillars and grand stone lampions. Napoleon reportedly wished to move it to Paris. Truly worth a visit.
• Plac Marszalka Jozefa Pilsudskiego - A large parade square featuring a memorial to the Unknown Soldier.
• St. Mary’s Church (Kosciol Najswietszej Marii Panny) - One of the oldest buildings and a rare example of Gothic architecture in the city. Behind the church is a small park with steps leading to the Vistula River. Viewable upon request.
• Adam Mickiewicz Monument - An impressive monument dedicated to one of Poland’s leading poets, featuring great decorations, steps, and sculptures.
• Grzybowski Square - A historically significant area now offering various dining and drinking options on the renovated Prozna street. Viewable upon request.
• Monument to the Heroes of Warsaw - Known as the Nike of Warsaw, this large and impressive monument commemorates those who fought against Nazi occupation.

• Local dining tips for restaurants, patisseries, and pubs
• Customized tour program based on group preferences
• Explore the prestigious University of Warsaw campus
• Convenient hotel pickup (Warsaw Old Town hotels only)
• Private guided walking tour of Warsaw’s Old & New Town
• Admission to the Royal Castle included (in 6-hour tour option)

• Hotel pickup from hotels besides Warsaw Old Town

Embark on a historical journey through Warsaw with this guided tour. Check out key city landmarks like the Royal Castle, Holy Cross Church, and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Furthermore, anticipate gaining insights into local cuisine, beverages, and keepsakes.

Select from our comprehensive range of tour options designed to cater to your preferences and curiosity. Pay close attention to the details of each choice, as the inclusions vary.

4-Hour Personalized Guided Tour
This is a 4-hour tour offering essential knowledge about the Warsaw Old Town, Main Market Square, Barbican, Castle Square, University of Warsaw, and Piłsudski Square.

6-Hour Personalized Guided Tour
This 6-hour version not only covers the same sights as the 4-hour tour, but also includes a deep dive into the details of the Royal Castle. An optional lunch break can be included.

• Please check your email the day before the tour to receive important information
• Please note that the pickup from your hotel is only possible from the Warsaw Old Town. Guests from outside the Warsaw Old Town are encouraged to arrange transportation when making a reservation.
• If you provided the address of your accommodation during the reservation it means for us that you want to meet your guide at your accommodation located in the Warsaw Old Town

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