Warsaw Must See | Private Walking Tour with guide | 3h

In Warsaw, there are three attractions which everyone should see, the Palace of Culture and Science, the Royal Route and the Old Town. Every attraction represents a specific era in Warsaw´s history, the medieval time, the modern era and postmodernity. Therefore, this tour is perfect for a holistic overview of the city. There is enough time for a coffee-break.
There will be enough time for a coffee break and chatter with the guide.

Itinerary
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Pass By: Palace of Culture and Science, Plac Defilad 1, Warsaw 00-110 Poland

The guide will wait for you at the 237 meter high Palace of Culture and Science. This building is considered a landmark of Warsaw, which not all residents of the city want to accept, due to its connection with the communistic era. You will learn about the circumstances of the construction, the function and some interesting details of the palace. From here you can also see the emerging skyline with the numerous skyscrapers. You are in the middle of what is considered the biggest office district in Poland.

Pass By: Monument to the Warsaw Uprising Fighters, Krasinski Square, Warsaw Poland

At the Swietokrzyska Street is the Monument of the Warsaw Uprising Fighters. It is said, that here was made the first shot at 5pm on the 1st. August 1944. The guide will explain shortly the history of the uprising and the consequences till today.

Pass By: Krakowskie Przedmiescie, Warsaw Poland

We get on the time machine and go to Warsaw before World War II. Krakowskie Przedmiescie Street is the most famous promenade in Poland and the only street in Warsaw that has largely survived the World War visually.
The most expensive hotels, the Presidential Palace and the University of Warsaw are located on the promenade, which represents the northern section of the Royal Route. Frédéric Chopin grew up here.
The Royal Route ends at the Castle Square, which is probably the most beautiful place in Warsaw with an astonishing view of the colourful Old Town.
It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1980 and is still considered the best reconstruction of an old town.
Here you can admire the most beautiful square in Warsaw - the Castle Square. Finally, it goes through the romantic alleys to the old town Market Square.

Pass By: Old Town, Warsaw Poland

It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1980 and is still considered the best reconstruction of an old town.
Here you can admire the most beautiful square in Warsaw - the Castle Square. Finally, it goes through the romantic alleys to the old town Market Square.

Pass By: Mound of the Warsaw Uprising, Bartycka, Warsaw Poland

The Warsaw Uprising of 1944 was the biggest civilian resurection during WWII.
It lastet 63 days and lead to the total destruction of the city.

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