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Start your group tour by being picked up from your accommodation. Your guide comes to pick up your group in a retro bus Jelcz "Cucumber". On this 3-hour tour live narration by the guide allows you to know the fascinating history of Warsaw.
Price: $916.48
Duration: 3 hours
Let us take you on a private tour to Majdanek – one of the best preserved Nazi German Concentration Camp from II World War. Learn more about tragic history of Jews and the Holocaust. Next discover located nearby Lublin – city with beautiful and rich history, where Western and Eastern Worlds meet. “Little Cracow”, “Vienna of the North”, “little Jerusalem”, find out yourself which nick name suits the best this pearl of the Eastern Poland.
Price: $343.11
Duration: 8 hours
Important: The price is the same regardless of the number of people. Buy just one ticket for your entire family, couple, or even a larger group. Want to truly capture your Warsaw adventure? Forget blurry phone pics and endless selfies. My professional photo session gives you stunning, edited photos that are perfect for Instagram, Facebook, and your family album. Enjoy all the fun without the stress of getting the perfect shot. I'll show you Warsaw's most beautiful spots and create unforgettable memories you'll cherish forever. Why I am the best choice: • Help with posing, I will show you ready inspirations and make you look like a professional model. • Relaxed atmosphere, I will make you feel comfortable in front of the lens. You will get great photos and also fun • Fast and effective: In one hour, we will take about 200 photos. I will professionally edit the best 10. • Express editing send to you in 48 hours
Price: $126.02
Duration: 1 hours
Our private Wolf's Lair & Treblinka Tour combines 2 very important World War 2 sites: Hitler headquarters and a death camp. This tour starts and ends in Warsaw. If you are limited with time and interested in WW2 and the Holocaust, this is an option for you.
Price: $332.22
Duration: 13 hours
Of all the things you think you know about communism, there’s one thing you can never wrap your mind around: its absurdity. On the outside it was a Cold War and the hammer and sickle, but to the average citizen it was just one ridiculous thing after another that made life difficult. Learn how the Poles managed to survive nearly 40 years of communist oppression with ingenuity, smarts, and a tractor full of humor. Join this walking tour to hear about: the most controversial building in the entire city (and for more than one reason!), the smallest icon of communism that’s so cute you’ll want one of your own, how people were able to buy things at completely empty stores, why “what can I get you?” was one of the biggest jokes at the time, how the state made sure Poles didn’t travel too far, socialist realism and why you’ll probably think it looks nice, but Poles won’t agree Don't just visit Warsaw, discover it! Tour duration: approx. 2,5h Distance: approx. 3 km
Price: $26.37
Duration: 2 hours
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.
Price: $40.10
Duration: 2 hours
I'll show you what you'd never see on your own and I'll tell you what you won't read anywhere. You will get to know the legend about Mermaid and Basilisk. You will get to know places shrouded in historical past, remembering the times of splendor and wars, prosperity and martyrdom. You will see a different Warsaw than you see!
Price: $68.74
Duration: 3-4 hours
Are you interested in communist Warsaw, comrade? Tired of typical tours? You don’t want to admire the city only through the window? Try yourself on our Fiat 126p self-drive Communist tour. Can you imagine better way to learn about communist history in Poland than while driving an iconic car from those times - Fiat 126p a.k.a „Toddler”? Driving the "Toddler" is the best fun way of diving into the atmosphere, the architecture and the people of Polish communism. As you drive, your guide will familiarize you with Warsaw of the communist epoch, showing you the most important landmarks like Palace of Culture and Science, Constitution Square, House of The Polish Communist Party or communist-era housing blocks of the Muranów district.
Price: $113.41
Duration: 2 hours
We secure very experienced and friendly drivers who also are local guides and may give you much more information along the way. They may also show you some unique places if you only have an extra time for short sightseeing.
Price: $690.00
Duration: 24-720 hours
Step into a meaningful walk through Jewish Warsaw and its history during World War II. Before the war, the city was home to the largest Jewish community in Europe, but this vibrant world was brutally destroyed under Nazi occupation. This walk will take you back to the very beginnings of Jewish life in Warsaw and later into the story of the Warsaw Ghetto — its creation, daily life, and liquidation. Along the way, you will visit the remains of the Jewish Ghetto. You will see monuments, the Nożyk Synagogue, the preserved Ghetto Walls, and Waliców Street — places that still exist in today’s city as silent witnesses to history. There, you will hear the stories connected to these sites. We will end the tour at the site of the former wooden footbridge on Chłodna Street — a haunting symbol of separation between the small and large ghettos, and between two worlds: Jewish and non-Jewish. Here, you will uncover the story of the “Great Action” of 1942, Treblinka, and the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.
Price: $12.92
Duration: 2 hours
Discover Poland's food culture the way locals actually eat it. On this 3-hour small-group food tour, your local guide leads you through the heart of Warsaw's Old Town, starting at Castle Square. Across four hand-picked local spots you'll work through 10-14 tastings: a flight of freshly made pierogi, a proper Polish soup like żurek served in a sourdough bread bowl, modern Polish street food, and a sweet finish at a local dessert kitchen. Along the way you'll raise a glass with a local craft beer and a tasting of Polish vodka. Every stop comes with the stories and recipes behind the food. Capped at 8 guests, so the pace stays relaxed and your guide has time for your questions. You'll head home with a curated map of local places worth returning to. Family-friendly: children are welcome, and the vodka tasting is for adults. Vegetarian, vegan and allergy options available with advance notice.
Price: $131.84
Duration: 3 hours
Visit a shooting range in the former production halls of the FSO car. Meet your professional instructor, who has many years of experience. Receive a safety tutorial as well as ear and eye protection. Choose between several different options, each containing a different selection of firearms to try out. Shoot a Glock, AK-47, shotgun, uzi, PPSz pistol “Pepesha”, M4/M16 rifle, TT handgun, Mosin rifle, Magnum revolver, or a G36 carbine. Choose an option you like and come with your friends, partner or by yourself. Have the time of your life as you get your adrenaline pumping. Each option has a description so you can see what exactly is included in it and what to expect.
Price: $85.92
Duration: 1 hours
Get to know the capital and largest city of Poland as a knowledgeable guide takes you on a walk through the heart of Warsaw. Full of contrasts and memories, the charming Old Town and dynamic New Town offer a look at the city's long and storied past throughout this private tour. Meet your guide by the Sigismund's Column, a monument to the Polish king who made Warsaw the nation's capital, and learn about the devastation of the city during World War II and its reconstruction once the war was over. Your walk takes you to sights of the Old Town like the historic Royal Castle, where you get a look at the life of kings and of the inhabitants of Warsaw in past centuries. Next, continue to the Krasinski Palace, the Supreme Court building, and the monument to the Warsaw Uprising. The tour shows you also the Grand Theatre, the National Opera, and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, finishing with a short walk through the Royal Route before you part ways with your guide to see the city on your own.
Price: $118.00
Duration: 4 hours
Learn about traditional Polish cuisine on this 4-hour cooking class in a studio near Warsaw Old Town. Enjoy local meats, cheeses, breads, and dessert, discover the history of Polish cuisine, and cook and eat a hot starter plus two types of pierogi dumplings under the guidance of a professional Polish chef. An optional Polish vodka tasting is available for an additional PLN 49.
Price: $99.00
Duration: 4 hours
Begin with a slice of fresh bread with lard (also available in a vegetarian version) and pickled cucumbers. Then, savor classic sour rye soup Żurek. For the main course, enjoy four types of dumplings: with cheese and potato, with meat, with millet, Korocin cheese and mushrooms, and with cabbage and mushrooms. For dessert, indulge in warm apple pie made from Polish apples served with ice cream, accompanied by coffee or tea. For every dish, enjoy a carefully selected Polish liqueur. During dinner, enjoy an aperitif made with regional vodka, five regional liqueurs (20ml each), and a traditional Old Polish vodka (20ml), carefully selected to complement each course—to enhance its flavor and allow you to discover entirely new combinations. A signature drink made with Polish cherry liqueur will accompany your apple pie. A carafe of lemonade and water are also served at the table.
Price: $63.28
Duration: 2 hours
Are you planning a city trip to Warsaw? Or have you just arrived and would like to know what Warsaw has to offer? Or do you still have some time and have not yet explored the city? Let us show you all the highlights of Warsaw on the 3-hour orientation city tour “Faces of Warsaw”. This Orientation City Tour shows the different faces of Warsaw, a city that has seen two world wars, two riots and 44 years of communism in just one century, and has been building democracy since 1989. The focus is on the past and present, architectural urban development, the contradictory appearance, as well as everyday life. Your expert German-speaking tour guide will bring you closer to the city with its attractions and convey a personal experience.
Price: $69.33
Duration: 3 hours
The tour program includes all the must see places in Poland, most of them is listed at the UNESCO World Heritage List. Our guide/driver will show you a real Poland how it was and how it is now. Private tour option gives you a lot of flexibility and comfort.
Price: $5,990.00
Duration: 288 hours
This guided tour shows the Jewish heritage in Warsaw. The city guide not only presents the horror from the time of World War 2, but also tells about the life and work of Warsaw's Jews from the beginning until World War 2. Where did the Jews come from, where did they live, what did they occupy themselves with and what was their relationship to the non-Jewish population? A fascinating history with a lot of special knowledge, but also numerous anecdotes. The city guide´s explanations are tourist-friendly and no previous knowledge is necessary to follow the stories.
Price: $12.60
Duration: 2 hours
Key Info for Visitors
- Currency: PLN
- Languages: Polish, English, German, Russian
- Climate: Continental
- Timezone: Europe/Warsaw
- Population: Warsaw has a population of approximately 1.8 million people.
- Best Time to Visit: best time to visit Warsaw is during spring and autumn.
- Visa Requirements Citizens of the United States, the European Union, and the United Kingdom generally do not need a visa to enter Poland for tourism or business stays up to 90 days within a 180-day period. However, requirements can vary based on nationality, so it's advisable to check the latest visa policies before traveling.
About Warsaw
Warsaw, the capital of Poland, is a city of resilience and beauty. Despite being heavily damaged during World War II, Warsaw has been meticulously rebuilt and now offers a blend of historical charm and modern vibrancy. Visitors are drawn to its Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which features colorful buildings and lively streets. The city's cultural scene is rich, with numerous museums and theaters showcasing Polish art and history. Warsaw also offers a lively nightlife and a variety of dining options, making it a compelling destination for travelers seeking both history and entertainment.
Warsaw Tours & Experiences
- Top Attractions: Highlights of Poland
- Duration Range: 2 to 10 hours
- Group Size: Intimate Groups
- Difficulty Level: All Comfort Levels
- Recommended For: The best time to visit Warsaw is during spring and autumn. Pack layers for the variable weather. Cultural etiquette includes respecting historical sites and using formal greetings when interacting with locals. Safety is generally good, but be mindful of pickpocketing in crowded areas. Credit cards are widely accepted, but having some local currency is helpful.
Average Tour Price: $65
Lowest Price Tour: $45
Highest Price Tour: $180
Important Tour Information
- Bring comfortable walking shoes and appropriate clothing
- Check tour cancellation and refund policies
- Arrive at the meeting point at least 15 minutes early
- Carry valid identification and tour booking confirmation
Frequently Asked Questions
Local Food & Cuisine
Warsaw's cuisine is hearty and flavorful, reflecting Polish traditions. Signature dishes include pierogi (dumplings), bigos (hunter's stew), zapiekanka (open-faced sandwich), and makowiec (poppy seed cake). Dining customs often involve sharing meals with family and friends. Noteworthy restaurants include those serving traditional Polish fare in the Old Town area.
Getting Around
Getting to Warsaw is easy via its international airport, which offers connections to major European cities. Local transportation includes buses, trams, and metro lines, making it convenient to explore the city without a car. Taxis and ride-sharing services are also available. Costs for public transport are generally affordable.
Travel Tips
The best time to visit Warsaw is during spring and autumn. Pack layers for the variable weather. Cultural etiquette includes respecting historical sites and using formal greetings when interacting with locals. Safety is generally good, but be mindful of pickpocketing in crowded areas. Credit cards are widely accepted, but having some local currency is helpful.
Culture & Customs
Warsaw's culture is deeply rooted in its history and resilience. Social customs emphasize respect for elders and tradition. Significant festivals include the Warsaw Film Festival and the Chopin Piano Festival. Etiquette tips include using formal titles when addressing older individuals and removing shoes when entering homes.
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