See the city that does not exist anymore, places where the great Singer lived, the Praga district with Jewish buildings, old cemetery, praying houses, mikvah, traces of mezuzah, the synagogue.

Visit Treblinka Extermination Camp, which was established in 1941 as a forced labour camp, located 110 km (68 miles) northeast of the capital. Within a year, a second camp was built which became a symbol of the extermination of the central European Jews. Explore the area of Treblinka Extermination ...

Visit the largest Ghetto in occupied Europe, that was annihilated by the Nazis. Today it serves as one of the most important sites of Jewish WW2 history and the largest of the Nazi ghettos during World War II. Explore the whole Warsaw Ghetto in this 4 hours tour. 

During the tour you will visit a typical Polish beer pub where you will be able to taste 10 to 12 different kinds of beer and be able to hear many secrets about this magical drink. The professional guide will also tell you many interesting facts about beer.

See the birthplace of F. Chopin (Polish composer and virtuoso pianist of the Romantic Era), located in a village about 50 km out of the Polish capital. On this tour, you will visit the Żelazowa Wola Chopin Manor house, the Chopin monument, the Church of St. Cross and other ...

Discover how, what was once a big Jewish community before the World War II, diminished and suffered during the hard times of the War; trace their turbulent history with a visit to the wall, synagogue, cemetery and even the starting point for the death camps.

Walk in the footsteps of Anne Frank from the Secret Annex to Auschwitz, and Bergen Belsen Camps. On this journey, you will learn what happened with Anne and all the other Jews from the Netherlands; visit the German centres of Nazi rule and the Krakow of Schindler's list. Together, we will make this ...

Explore the Polish capital's green spaces at Lazienki Royal Park, Saxons Gardens, Warsaw University Library Roof Garden, Wilanów Palace Park and Ujazdowski Park.

Learn a bit of Polish history during this tour mixed with stories of the New Town and modern city growth. The UNESCO site of the Old Town is literally a must-see for its monuments! Apart from this, see modern architecture styles on old and new buildings. The Old Town is both a physical and symbolic ...

Take this 20th-century historical tour, which will make you acquainted with the history and culture of this country in the former Soviet block. Learn about Polish history of the social reforms and revolution and understand why everything began right here.

Feel the terror of Nazi troops when they took over this city and stand in the place where Hitler once stood to celebrate his victory over the Polish troops. Visit Wawer where 107 Polish civilians were massacred and the largest Jewish ghetto and, relive the 1944 Warsaw ...

Wycieczka po najciekawszych miejscach Starej Ostródy.

Visit Royal Castle, St John's Cathedral, Warsaw Mermaid, Barbican in the Old Town listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site. In the New Town, explore the Palace of Culture and Science, Lazienki Royal Park, financial and commercial center, the tallest building in Poland and much more. Hear unique ...

Learn the historical facts about the tragic extermination of millions of Jewish people who were massacred in the short span of just about three years, as you walk through the former Jewish District and past remnants of the Ghetto walls. Also, see the former railway station from where the Jews were ...

Learn the history of the old town in the Polish capital, wiped out almost completely in 1944 during Warsaw Uprising. Visit the Royal Castle. Explore the new town where all old town buildings were reconstructed to get a perfect match to the original look of the main square of ...

Hear the story of the first monument in the world dedicated to Chopin, the famous, Polish-French composer and pianist of the Romantic era. Also, visit the statue in the park and the Parish church where he was baptized

Explore the Wilanów Palace, one of the most precious monuments of Polish Baroque and its interesting history since 1677.  The impressive building combines elements of an aristocratic mansion, an Italian garden villa and a Louis XIV (the French Sun King) style palace. One of ...

Explore the capital and largest city of Poland, Warsaw, on this guided tour. Highlights include the Old Town, which delights visitors with its colourful tenement houses and its narrow streets' unique atmosphere. Next comes Madame Curie's house, a physicist and chemist who conducted ...

Drive on the royal route and walk around the old town on this 6-hour private guided tour of Warsaw. The elegant architecture, grandeur and extensive boulevards earned Warsaw the nickname Paris of the North. Admire the aristocratic buildings and have a typical Polish lunch in a local cafe while you ...

Learn about Frédéric Chopin, the Polish composer who wrote music for piano. See where he lived in his youth, the church where he was baptized & his parents were married. Along the way, you will observe quaint Polish villages with traditional wooden houses. 

Visit the Wilanow Palace for its Baroque elegance and marvel at combining traditional European architecture and unique Polish design on this 6-hour private guided tour, exploring its landscaped park and French-style gardens. Together with other elements of Warsaw Old Town, the palace is one of ...

Visit the places connected with the Jewish people at the Polish Capital city. Visit historical sites as the cemetery, Nozyk Synagogue, the Jewish Historical Institute, Umschlagplatz memorial, Rappaport Monument, and more, on this guided tour through the Jewish heritage sites of Warsaw in just 4 ...

Explore the fifth-largest city in Poland. It’s known for universities as well as its old town, with Renaissance-style buildings. Visit the Old Market Square, Plac Wolności, Saint Mary's Church, St. Martin Street, Malta Lake, Old Brewery, and also taste St. Martin’s croissants, a ...

Visiting the Polish capital on a business trip? No time during the day? Why not add something extra by spending an evening in the city? In the bloom of flickering illumination, the city appears even more charming and romantic. 

Discover the real charm of prewar Warszawa, multicultural capital of multicultural Poland and see the great impact the Jews had on Polish culture! Explore the Jewish Ghetto where approx 450,000 Jews were forced to live in crowded conditions.

Explore why Warszawa's Old Town, a world's heritage of UNESCO; find out why Wladyslaw Szpilman, the main character of "The Pianist" by Roman Polanski wanted to entitle his book "The death of the City" & a lot more on this orientation tour.

Take a tour of the mythical city of legends, bustling with a number of churches, museums & other beautiful pieces of architecture, creating a blend of history with a modernity.

Discover the former Jewish district, old synagogues, Jewish ghetto from WW2, Oskar Schindler’s Factory, and museums on this tour of the districts of Kazimierz and Podgorze! Steeped in history, the enchanting city of Krakow has had each formative era affecting it and each genius residing ...

Visit the oldest salt mine in Poland, known for its labyrinth of tunnels, pits & chambers, and the fascinating preservative qualities of its microclimate & health-giving properties. An eerie world where everything has been carved from salt blocks, the Wieliczka Salt Mine is made up of a ...

On this tour, discover the city of Gdansk by experiencing an organ concert, encountering the history of Poland at its monumental shipyard, and witnessing the city's main attractions.

Explore the historical old town of Gdansk by visiting the ancient court of Artus, main square, the great harbour crane, and enjoying a walk down the river.

Take a historical & cultural tour of this Polish city for a full day. Visit the famous sites including Wenecja, Biskupin, Gniezno Cathedral and more. Explore Ostrów Lednicki  & an open-air ethnographic museum of Pobiedziska. learn about the history of the city and enjoy ...

Enjoy the colourful playground of Posen, the west-central Polish city bustling and jumping with characteristic energy. Visit the Adam Mickiewicz Square and its surrounding, The Freedom Square, the Przemysł Hill & the lively Old Market Square. Enjoy sightseeing and learning about the history ...

Walk around the heart of Old part of the city and see the major attractions of St. Mary's Church, Artus Court, the main Town Hall, Uphagen House, Amber Museum and the Old Crane (biggest crane of medieval Europe) and many others.

Examine a 17th-century Nieborow Palace, which was built by one of the greatest Baroque architects, the Dutchman Tylman van Gameren. Before returning to the capital, you can halt en-route for an optional lunch. 

Feel the nerve of 1944, when, with the tide of war turning and their resources and morale seemingly in disarray, the German forces had begun a strategic retreat from Warszawa. The Home Army (Poland’s wartime underground movement) launched a military strike to liberate the city from the ...

Relive the period of resistance to the Nazi terror, when both Polish and Jewish underground military organizations were formed. Know the story behind the Polish underground Home Army that was controlled by the Polish Government in exile. Discover the story of Jewish resistance, which was carried ...

Visit the village which was one of the places for German mass executions of Polish intelligentsia during World War II, between 1939 and 1943. The place has seen Jews, politicians and athletes being killed during the AB Action. Visit Palmiry War Cemetery & Museum From Warsaw in 4 hours.

Know the details of 17 September 1939, when the Soviet Red Army invaded eastern Poland in accordance with the secret protocol. The Soviet invasion of Poland started without a formal declaration of war. The invasion ended on 6 October 1939 with the two-way division and annexation of the entire ...