Explore Warsaw's Old Town with this captivating walking tour, starting at the impressive Sigismund's Column on Castle Square. The UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1980, the Old Town reveals its charm through various highlights.

From the bustling Market Square with the iconic Warsaw Mermaid statue to the Narrowest House Façade, discover the rich history and architectural splendor of St. John's Cathedral and the Jesuit Church. Marvel at the City Wall and the Barbican, then ascend to the Viewing Terrace for a panoramic view. Extend your tour to include the Royal Castle, Royal Gardens, New Town, Marie Curie's Birthplace, the Ghetto Wall Monument, and the Monument of the Warsaw Uprising of 1944.

Beyond insights, your guide provides recommendations for Polish restaurants, cafés, and a traditional pastry shop. Avoid tourist-packed areas with our experienced guides, who know secret paths for a more intimate experience. Join this journey, limited to 15 people, for a cozy experience.

Enjoy a walking tour with small groups limited to 15 people
Stroll along narrow lanes outside the touristy zone
Understand the significance of the heroic Warsaw Uprising 1944
Learn about the rich history of the Warsaw Jews and the dramatic episode of WWII
Receive numerous suggestions from the guide for an ideal experience during your visit to Warsaw