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Polish cuisine is much more than pierogis (our famous dumplings) at a Bar Mleczny! If you ask random Polish people about traditional Polish meals, they may bomb you with all the delicious food you can find in Poland. The sorts of food we consume and the ways we prepare and eat them can tell you […]
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Discover with us the beautiful city of Gdansk, shaped through centuries by wealthy merchants who came here from all corners of Europe to form the city’s cosmopolitan character. The city of Gdańsk, perfectly situated by the Baltic coast, once became one of the most important trading centers in Central Europe, providing almost entire Europe with […]
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Discover with us the beautiful city of Gdansk, shaped through centuries by wealthy merchants who came here from all corners of Europe to form the city’s cosmopolitan character. The city of Gdańsk, perfectly situated by the Baltic coast, once became one of the most important trading centers in Central Europe, providing almost entire Europe with […]
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Visit Praga – the thrilling right bank district of Warsaw. For years it was a secondary part of the city that survived the devastation of war, with three different religions (Catholicism, Orthodoxy and Judaism) peacefully co-existing. Today it is a fascinating district, overflowing with art studios, galleries, alternative theaters and underground clubs. Discover this truly […]
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Some say that it’s impossible to understand Warsaw without looking at the history of Warsaw’s Jews. This private car/minibus tour on the trail of Jewish heritage takes you to places where you can still admire the climate of pre-war multi-cultural Warsaw. With the Warsaw Jewish Tour, you will visit the only synagogue which survived WW […]
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Warsaw’s Old Town as you see it today was almost totally rebuilt after the war, mostly based on 18th century paintings. This city symbolizes the spirit of the Polish people – always willing to stand firm and fight – and the tragic history of Poland – an endless struggle to withstand invasions, including those conducted […]
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Warsaw was horribly devastated during World War II. In the Wartime Warsaw tour, you will learn the history of tough days that the city and the country had to experience within six years of being occupied. It does not only focus on the German-Soviet invasion of 1939 and the Warsaw Uprising of 1944, but also […]
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Before the World War II, the only other city with a Jewish community of a similar size to Warsaw’s was… New York! Realizing what Warsaw was, helps us understand the tremendous loss that forever changed the city once so famous for its Jewish culture. Yet, alongside stories of destruction, there are stories of the unimaginable […]
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Join our Communist Tour Warsaw and get a sense of what it was like to live in the capital of Poland in “the dark age of communism” (1945-1989). You will see some communist-style architecture, starting with the symbol of that era, the Palace of Science and Culture – a gift from Comrade Stalin himself. Then […]
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Poland is a motherland of one of the greatest piano composers of all time – Fryderyk Chopin. Even though his father was French, Fryderyk was born in Poland in 1810. That’s where he spent the first half of his short life. In Warsaw he grew up, gave his first public performance and finally, his heart […]
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