A daily walk around Warsaw, Poland
Warsaw is a city of mix: modern and old, preserved and restored, classical and avant-garde. And it's not to everyone's taste. Our tour is an opportunity to fall in love with a city in which it is not so easy to do so.
Highlights:
- Get acquainted with the Old Warsaw (Red Route) and learn about the process of restoration of the historic part of the city
- Explore the attractions of Krakow's suburbs: the Rococo Basilica and neoclassical St. Anne's Church, the Presidential Palace and the Academy of Fine Arts (Blue Route)
- Walk along Nowy Svyat Street with noble residences and see art objects
Included:
- Guided tour.
Important to know:
- Tour reservations close 24 hours in advance.
- There can be more than 15 people in the group, because tickets are not purchased for children. Location and start time of the tour is the same for all participants.
- The tour is completely pedestrian. Along the way there are convenient stops and photo breaks with a favorable angle at the attractions.
- The tour takes two daily alternating routes. You can see the route map and schedule in the "photo" section.
- At the end of the tour you will have a question and answer session: you can ask the guide any questions about Warsaw, discuss the tour and exchange impressions.
You can choose one of the two routes: in either case, you are guaranteed interest in the rich, but clearly told history of Warsaw; an encounter with the contrasts of the city and everything that can be found only in this capital.
The Red Route: Warsaw of the Old Town - the Phoenix City
During the Second World War Warsaw lost about ¾ of its architectural heritage, but over the decades Warsaw has literally risen from the ashes and turned back into one of the beautiful capitals of Europe. You will discover the real history of Warsaw with the monuments that have survived, the "dirty" past of the Vistula River and interesting "new" buildings such as Royal Castle: it is only 4 years old. Restoration of the city is an important part of this route, which will open up the ancient and modernity of the Polish capital.
Blue route: Krakowskie Przedmieść (Kraków Suburb)
This walk will take you along the history street that links old and modern Warsaw, past its many landmarks. There is a Rococo basilica and the neoclassical St. Anne's Church, the Presidential Palace and the Academy of Fine Arts, famous hotels and the old university. The route will also take you to Novy Svat Street, where you will repeat the path of the kings, admiring the noble residences, art objects and popular cafes and bars.
Free cancellation
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