Poland · WALKING TOURS IN WARSAW
Every trip has one free day too few. These 10 walking tours in Warsaw justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
See Warsaw’s Royal Route, Chopin, Copernicus, Old Town, and rebuilt Royal Castle on a lively 150-minute English walking tour.
“This was a great tour led by Anna. She showed us the main sights of Warsaw in a fun and friendly way. I would definitely recommend this experience.”
Explore Warsaw’s rebuilt Old Town, royal landmarks, Jewish heritage, and wartime history on a lively two-hour walking tour.
“Great tour. Interesting and tragic history. Would 100 per cent recommend”
Taste more than 10 Polish dishes in Warsaw’s Old Town, with vodka, local stories, and a guided walk through three to five restaurants.
“Dominic was a great host to take us on a Polish food tour. He is very knowledgeable of the Polish history.”
Walk Warsaw’s former Jewish Ghetto with a private guide, seeing wall fragments, the last ghetto street, a surviving synagogue, and uprising sites.
“Maria was very knowledgeable and told the stories in a compelling way. She moved at our pace and adjusted to our needs. We all learned a lot and appreciated both the Jewish Museum and the Uprising Museum even more after spending time with Maria.”
Walk Warsaw’s royal boulevard, rebuilt Old Town, and New Town with an English-speaking guide in 2.5 hours.
“I thoroughly enjoyed the Old Town Warsaw walking tour. The guide was extremely knowledgeable and very funny, making the history come alive. I absolutely loved exploring Old Town!”
Walk Warsaw’s Jewish past from Grzybowski Square to Chłodna and Waliców Streets, with the Nożyk Synagogue and a thoughtful English-speaking guide.
“He did not hold back any comments. He would ask before he said something if people wanted to hear it . He was very honest”
Walk through Warsaw’s WWII sites with local Polish guides, wartime photos, family stories, and a moving look at the city’s resistance.
“Really interesting learning about the history of Warsaw and seeing how it was affected by WW2 Guide was very knowledgeable and kept you interested”
Walk through Warsaw’s Jewish past and the Ghetto Uprising sites with old photos, clear historical context, and an expert English-speaking guide.
“Very interesting. Such a sad chapter in history, it must be recalled. The devastation was unbelievable, even seeing pictures”
Walk Warsaw’s rebuilt Old and New Town with a private guide, from the Royal Castle and Barbican to the Uprising monument and Royal Route.
“good route, useful support materials/ maps/ photos, very good English, some very interesting spots and facts”
Walk through Jewish Warsaw from Grzybowski Square to POLIN Museum, with a guide, ghetto history, surviving sites, and powerful memorials.
“It was very informative. Challenging times of the Jewish community in Warsaw was well explained though it was very sad”
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