Dear Traveller!
Any of our regular tours can be organized as a private tour for your group. Apart from the standard tours, you can also ask for a tailor-made tour. Choose from the list below or propose something new – we’re sure we’ll be able to prepare it for you!
Warsaw is not only beautiful streets, historical buildings and green spaces. Warsaw also has its dark side. The history of our city has been full of audacious robberies, daring thefts or brutal murders that electrified public opinion. Join our tour to listen to the most interesting Warsaw crime stories.
During our walk you will learn, among other things:
– what can happen when a man doesn’t want to get married
– which Warsaw criminal was used as an inspiration for a character of Duńczyk from one of
the most famous Polish movies Va Banque;
– about which Warsaw criminal people composed poems and songs
– how the date of birth influenced the fate of one young man
– who was almost killed but survived after all and lived a long and happy life.
We invite you to take part in a walk in the footsteps of the greatest scientists born in Warsaw. Because Warsaw is the city of many great people, not only widely known Maria Skłodowska-Curie 🙂 We will get to know the profiles, achievements and interesting facts from the lives of people who have become famous around the world for their discoveries in the fields of chemistry, physics, medicine and engineering.
During our walk you will learn, among other things:
– who won two American Academy Awards without starring in a single film
– how many Nobel Prizes can be won by members of one family
– who was the most unlucky man in the world of science who became victim of the
indiscretion of the media
– how a minor cheating in the exam changed the world
– whom August Lumière, one of the famous inventors of cinematography, considered to be
the precursor of cinematography
– what influence the chickens had on the development of medicine.
With his family – a Varsovian, with his heart – a Pole, and with his talent – a citizen of the world…; This is what Cyprian Kamil Norwid wrote about Fryderyk Chopin the day after his death. It was in Warsaw that the great composer spent the first 20 years of his life, here are the places where he spent his childhood and youth. Join us on a tour in the footsteps of Fryderyk Chopin.
During our walk you will learn, among other things:
– where young Chopin met his first love
– where you can listen to Chopin’s music outdoors at any time of the day or night
– why a certain priest was regularly irritated with the young Chopin
– when and where Warsaw discovered Chopin’s great talent
– what was young Fryderyk’s favorite drink.
- POLIN: Museum of the History of Polish Jews
The Polin Museum of the History of Polish Jews is one of the most visited museums in Warsaw: interactive, modern and… huge. The museum presents the history of 1000 years of the life of Jews in Poland, from the Middle Ages to the present day, tells about Jewish religion, customs, and traditions. If you want to explore the museum on your own, you can easily get lost in the details, and before you know it, four hours will pass, and you will still be in the medieval gallery. So let a professional, licensed guide of the Museum of the History of Polish Jews Polin guide you through the entire history, choose what is most important for you and answer all your questions.
- The Fryderyk Chopin Museum
There is a place in Warsaw that every fan of classical music should visit – the Fryderyk Chopin Museum located in a beautiful baroque palace. Discover this place with our guide to learn more about each stage in the life of the greatest Polish composer, about his personality, travels, and the women of his life. Visit the Museum with us and we will take you on a journey from a small manor house in Żelazowa Wola, through Warsaw, Majorca, Vienna, to Paris.
