Hotel Mazowiecki

Feel the structure of the city and experience Warsaw like a local on a private tour of the Polish capital’s landmarks and hidden gems. You can choose one of the themed tours or tailor your itinerary to your interests. Warsaw’s image can be very diverse. Dramatic events of the past, its almost complete destruction and subsequent reconstruction form the fascinating backdrop for an exciting journey through time and space. From Gothic churches to communist monumentalism, from abandoned 19th-century slums to today’s glass skyscrapers. Warsaw is a multifaceted, thriving metropolis with many secrets hidden from most visitors. Although it lies at the heart of the old continent, it displays all the characteristics of the New World. It is raw, vibrant, unexplored.

If nighttime sightseeing is what you enjoy, this is exactly what you need. Set out on a private nightlife tour and immerse yourself in Warsaw’s nighttime atmosphere with a private guide who will drive you around the city in a unique taxi from the communist era. Roll down the windows, let the night breeze in and enjoy. To warm you up for the evening, you will receive traditional Polish vodka on board.

Discover the city's Old Town and learn about its legends and history in an interactive and entertaining way. Discover Polish culture and traditions. We will provide you with a PDF guide about what you saw during the tour, with suggestions on what to try in Warsaw and what else you should not miss. Upon request, we will also send you photos of yourself from the tour. Pickup from your hotel is available.

Trace the history of Warsaw’s Jewish community on this 4-hour private tour in a chauffeur-driven vintage Fiat 125p. Get into your car and explore the Jewish ghetto district from World War II, visiting the ghetto wall, Nożyk Synagogue, the Jewish cemetery and, if you wish, the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews. Ask about sights of particular interest. This private tour ensures the full attention of your guide. Please note that the synagogue and the cemetery are closed from Friday evening to Saturday due to the Sabbath. Therefore, your guide may suggest some other historical sites instead. Please note that groups of more than 4 people will be driven around in the blue vintage minivan—see it in our photos.

Warsaw, an unconquered city, once home to dukes and kings and today the capital of Poland. A city wiped off the face of the earth during World War II and reborn from the ruins like a phoenix from the ashes. A city full of contrasts, vibrant, international, open, and friendly—a place that surprises you with its diversity at every turn. The route may be changed slightly depending on current traffic conditions. Learn about it from the seat of the historic Fiat 125p—the legend of Polish motoring. Please note that groups of more than 4 people will be driven around in a blue vintage minivan—see it in our photos.