Copernicus Science Centre

Board a traditional wooden galley at the Dworzec Wodny barge in Powiśle as the city begins to light up. Cruise along the boulevards of the Wisła toward the Old Town and New Town, passing the Copernicus Science Centre, the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, and the old Praga harbour. Along the way, you’ll pass under 5 bridges. Along the riverbank, the right bank remains wild and green—a rare sight in a European capital. On the return journey, sail past the National Stadium, Poniatówka Beach, and a small, wild island in the middle of the river. The boat has an open and a covered deck, as well as blankets for cooler evenings. Groups are small—no more than 11 guests—and many say that their captain’s stories about Warsaw were a highlight of the trip. Welcome drink: a glass of non-alcoholic Prosecco in spring and summer or mulled wine in autumn and winter (tea is available as a non-alcoholic option).

Set off from the Dworzec Wodny barge in Powiśle shortly before sunset aboard a traditional wooden galley. Cruise along the boulevards of the Wisła toward the Old Town and New Town, passing the Copernicus Science Centre, the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, and the old Praga harbour. Along the way, you’ll pass under 5 bridges. On the return journey, pass the National Stadium, Poniatówka Beach, and a small, wild island in the middle of the river as the sun sets. Part of the route follows the city skyline, while another part takes you along the green, peaceful right bank. Many guests said that their captain’s stories about Warsaw were a highlight of the trip. Departure times shift throughout the season to follow the sunset. Bring a warm layer—the evenings by the river are cooler than in the city, and blankets are available on board. Welcome drink: a glass of non-alcoholic Prosecco in spring and summer or mulled wine in autumn and winter (tea is available as a non-alcoholic option).

Board a traditional wooden galley at the Dworzec Wodny barge in Powiśle as the city begins to light up. Cruise along the boulevards of the Wisła toward the Old Town and New Town, passing the Copernicus Science Centre, the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, and the old Praga harbour. Along the way, you’ll pass under 5 bridges. Along the riverbank, the right bank remains wild and green—a rare sight in a European capital. On the return journey, sail past the National Stadium, Poniatówka Beach, and a small, wild island in the middle of the river. The boat has an open and a covered deck, as well as blankets for cooler evenings. Groups are small—no more than 11 guests—and many say that their captain’s stories about Warsaw were a highlight of the trip. Welcome drink: a glass of non-alcoholic Prosecco in spring and summer or mulled wine in autumn and winter (tea is available as a non-alcoholic option).

Set off from the Dworzec Wodny barge in Powiśle shortly before sunset aboard a traditional wooden galley. Cruise along the boulevards of the Wisła toward the Old Town and New Town, passing the Copernicus Science Centre, the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw, and the old Praga harbour. Along the way, you’ll pass under 5 bridges. On the return journey, pass the National Stadium, Poniatówka Beach, and a small, wild island in the middle of the river as the sun sets. Part of the route follows the city skyline, while another part takes you along the green, peaceful right bank. Many guests said that their captain’s stories about Warsaw were a highlight of the trip. Departure times shift throughout the season to follow the sunset. Bring a warm layer—the evenings by the river are cooler than in the city, and blankets are available on board. Welcome drink: a glass of non-alcoholic Prosecco in spring and summer or mulled wine in autumn and winter (tea is available as a non-alcoholic option).