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On this tour, we will introduce you to Warsaw. Through the most important sights within the borders of the Unesco World Heritage area, you will receive an overview of the city: past and present.

START: Sigismund’s Column | END: Marie Curie House | DURATION: 2 hrs

The tour covers in details the most important places situated in the medieval core of Warsaw, which consists of the Old Town (the first historical settlement) and the New Town (the second oldest district of Warsaw, called “new” 600 years ago). With our experienced guide you will see and learn about the Sigismund’s Column, Royal Castle, Saint John’s Cathedral, the Old Town Market Square, mediaeval city walls, Mermaid Statue, Barbican and Marie Curie’s birthplace.

Warsaw was among the cities which suffered most during World War II. The city and its inhabitants experienced the horror of bombings, the terror of everyday life under the eye of SS but also courageously fought in two anti-Nazi uprisings. Follow the visible traces of that tragic period with our experienced local guide, a WW2-history geek.

START: Sigismund’s Column | END: Plac Krasińskich sq. | DURATION: 2 hrs 20 min

The tour explores the former Nazi-German district and partially the Jewish Ghetto and covers a wide range of war-related topics: September Campaign, siege of Warsaw, every day life under Nazi-German occupation, resistance movement, holocaust of the Warsaw Jews, the 1943 Ghetto Uprising, the 1944 Warsaw Uprising, planned destruction of Warsaw.

Join the tour and meet the Phoenix city.

More than 80 years ago the capital of Poland became a mass grave for the second biggest Jewish urban population in the world. With our experienced guide, discover few material traces left today of 600-year-long history of Jewish settlement in Warsaw.

START: Sigismund’s Column | END: Umschlagplatz | DURATION: 2 hrs 20 min

Did you know that Jews in pre-war Warsaw accounted for over 30% of the city population? Did you know that the inventor of Esperanto lived here? Do you know where the Warsaw Ghetto was? If you’d like to find out, come to our Jewish Warsaw free walking tour! We’ll show you the fascinating yet dramatic story of the Jews in Warsaw and tell you how the present Jewish community is making its way back to Warsaw after all the turbulent times. (And if you knew the answer to all the questions, we guarantee our guides will tell you much more!).

The tour covers in details the entire Big Ghetto