Discover Warsaw on a private walking tour shaped around your interests and pace. Explore the UNESCO‑listed Old Town, key WWII sites, and hidden corners that reveal the city’s past and present. Your guide shares clear, engaging stories about pre‑war life, wartime destruction, and the remarkable post‑war reconstruction.
As an optional bonus, you can enjoy brief drone moments at three short stops during the tour — available only for those interested. These quick recordings are operated by a licensed pilot and provide a unique aerial perspective. After the tour, you’ll receive a small video souvenir and selected aerial photos from your walk.
Fully private walking tour tailored to your interests
Old Town, WWII history, and lesser‑known local spots
Optional drone moments at 3 short stops + video souvenir
Great for couples, families, solo travelers, and content creators
Note: Drone flights depend on weather conditions.
Meeting point by the Chopin bench at Plac Krasińskich 1 in Warsaw. Located 700 m from Sigismund’s Column (Old Town) and 650 m from Metro Ratusz Arsenał. The guide will be holding a blue tablet.
Tour ends at the Palace of Culture and Science in the city center.
A powerful memorial dedicated to the 1944 Warsaw Uprising. Learn about one of the most important chapters in Warsaw’s WWII history
Explore the medieval fortifications and the iconic Barbican. Optional drone footage and a brief live aerial view are available here, showing a panoramic perspective of the Old Town area.
Walk through the UNESCO‑listed Old Town with colorful townhouses, historic squares, and engaging stories from your local guide.
Stroll along Warsaw’s most elegant boulevard lined with palaces, churches, monuments, and cultural landmarks.
Discover this historic square connected to the former Jewish district. Optional drone footage is available here, along with a brief live aerial view showing the contrast between modern Warsaw and its historical surroundings.
Finish the tour at Warsaw’s most recognizable landmark with skyline views and insights into the city’s post‑war transformation.
King sigismund's Column
Piłsudski Square is one of Warsaw’s main memorial sites. It is home to the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, dedicated to fallen soldiers whose identities remain unknown. The monument is the only surviving part of the former Saxon Palace, destroyed during WWII. Today, the square hosts national and military ceremonies and borders the historic Saxon Garden.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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