Warsaw Uprising Monument

Warsaw is a city best discovered in two chapters: one written on cobblestones, the other carried by the river. We begin at the Warsaw Uprising Monument, a powerful tribute to the city's courage. From here, we wander through the Old Town, its colorful façades and narrow streets hiding legends of kings, merchants and mermaids. The route leads us to the Vistula Boulevards, where Warsaw transforms into something new. Modern glass meets history: the green terraces of the University of Warsaw Library gardens, the futuristic dome of the Copernicus Science Centre and the industrial heritage of Powiśle Elektrownia, now buzzing with lively cafés and bars. And then the second chapter begins. We board a scenic boat cruise on the Vistula. From the water, the city reveals another face: bridges arch gracefully above, the Old Town towers rise in the distance and Warsaw's skyline glows in reflection. It is a journey that connects legends with landscapes and shows Warsaw twice, by land and by water.

Discover a city that rose from the ashes on a World War II tour of Warsaw. Learn the history behind the many war and ghetto monuments in the historic Old Town and learn more about the German occupation of Poland. Optional: Visit Powązki Military Cemetery. Choose one of our excellent tour options, tailored to your needs and interests. Read the descriptions of the options carefully, as each option includes a different itinerary. 2 hours: World War II tour of Warsaw Old Town Trace the events of World War II in Warsaw, see the destroyed Old Town, war monuments, and monuments commemorating the Warsaw Ghetto and the August 1944 Uprising. 4 hours: World War II tour of Warsaw Old Town and the Military Cemetery Book this extended tour to learn more about World War II in Warsaw, visit the Old Town and war monuments, and see the Military Cemetery in Podiazki. Public transport tickets are included in the price.