King Sigismund's Column (Kolumna Zygmunta)

Lose yourself in the rich history and architectural beauty of Poland's capital, Warsaw, a phoenix that has risen from the ashes of war time and again. Beginning on the Royal Route, lined with historic palaces and churches, you will encounter monuments of great historical and architectural value throughout Warsaw's UNESCO-protected Old Town, including Sigismund's Column, commemorating the Polish king who chose Warsaw as Poland's capital; the Royal Castle, where medieval monarchs lived and the first Polish Parliament convened; the uniquely styled Archcathedral Basilica of the Martyrdom of Saint John the Baptist, built in the Gothic Revival style, where the constitution was established; and the Warsaw Barbican, which bears witness to the city's resilience and indestructibility.

Experience the magic of Warsaw’s Old Town during the Christmas season on a 3-hour Christmas market food tour. Stroll through festive squares and illuminated streets while sampling Poland’s most popular holiday treats. Start in the heart of the Old Town and make your way through the Christmas markets, Krakowskie Przedmieście, and the ice rink. Along the way, discover Polish Christmas traditions, including the Opłatek wafer, the 12-dish Wigilia feast, and the meaning behind Christmas Eve customs. End your tour in a cozy, authentic Polish setting with a beautiful view of the Old Town. This tour combines food, culture, and holiday cheer for an unforgettable evening in Warsaw.

Experience the beauty of the Old Town and the Royal Route. Learn about the history of the sites, Warsaw's turbulent past, and one of the most remarkable reconstruction projects in world history. Walk through the cobbled streets of the Old Town and discover which parts of the buildings are original and which have been reconstructed. Learn about the most important moments in Polish history. Then walk along the famous Royal Route, the city's most representative thoroughfare. Here you will find many historically significant buildings and outstanding examples of Warsaw architecture. Discover the most breathtaking highlights as well as little-known hidden gems. After this tour, you will understand why it was decided to reconstruct this area after World War II, how difficult it was in the postwar reality, and why UNESCO made such an exception to award an area that was almost completely rebuilt.

Beer has had a strong influence on Polish folklore. It has been brewed for over a thousand years. Did you know that Poland is the third-largest beer producer in Europe? Your local guide will reveal many secrets as you walk through the center of Warsaw. You will hear fascinating stories and shocking statistics. What makes Polish beer special? How can you avoid getting lost when choosing the best one? Which beer should you try, and why? Your local beer guide will reveal all the secrets! You will learn about the brewing process. You will visit Warsaw's popular beer bars. You will taste 12 unique beers and will certainly find your favorite. Beer sparks lively debates, inspires open conversations, and leads to fun games.

On this 3-hour walking tour led by a licensed guide, you can discover Warsaw's most important sights: the Palace of Culture and Science, Saxon Garden, Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Presidential Palace, Royal Castle Square, and the Old Town. Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of Warsaw—the incredible city that rose from the rubble! During the tour, you will learn many interesting facts and anecdotes about this amazing city and its people. It will be a journey through time: the Middle Ages, kings and princes, legends, wars, and communist heritage. Ask any questions you like, and we will answer them! This tour is the perfect introduction to the history of Warsaw and Poland.