Poland · WARSAW TOURS
Warsaw hides its story in plain sight: an Old Town rebuilt from paintings, a river nobody expects and Chopin most evenings. The 15 below cover the walks, the museums and the concerts, priced and timed.
Hear Chopin on a restored Pleyel piano in Warsaw’s Old Town, with an intimate recital, Polish mead, warm hosts, and excellent value.
“This was a lovely hour! The pianist played beautifully; the hosts were very welcoming; and the honey wine was delicious. Great option for an activity!”
See Warsaw from the Vistula on a traditional Galar boat, with Old Town views, an audio guide, blankets, and a relaxed 54-minute cruise.
“Great way to see Warsaw from the river perspective.”
Explore Warsaw’s Old Town, Royal Route, Chopin, and wartime past on a lively 150-minute English walking tour.
“The tour guide was very nice and explained everything in details”
Hear Chopin by candlelight in an intimate Warsaw salon, with live piano, wine, photographs, and a sweet treat for $25.
“We really enjoyed the photographs in the background with the light show . The poetry and the musicianship was excellent”
Review the Warsaw hop-on hop-off bus, with route details, top stops, timing advice, value, audio guide notes, and who should book.
“Wycieczka była dobrze zorganizowana. Miała ciekawą trasę i dobrze przygotowany system informacyjny. Miejsca zatrzymania autobusu były dobrze oznaczone. Jedyną słabością oferty jest pani w informacji telefonicznej. Jest opryskliwa i niegrzeczna. Niechętnie udziela informacji.”
Review of Warsaw’s POLIN Museum, with practical tips on galleries, audio guide, timing, price, accessibility, and who should visit.
“Very informative visit. Enjoyed the audio. Very clear and informative.”
Review of Warsaw’s four-hour pub crawl, with open bar, drinking games, club entry, pricing, guide quality, and practical booking tips.
“The fact that this event had a 10-15 different nationalities mixed with drinking, its super. Connecting with people, hearing different stories about life and guides helping us connect if we would any troubles with different games but never had a feeling that I’d feel myself alone there. The bars were different and the last club was a really classy one with a big queue so it felt awesome to just pass the queue and jump in.”
Review of Warsaw’s Polish Vodka Museum tour, with interactive exhibits, four tastings, practical tips, pricing, and an honest value verdict.
“A very nice and we'll laid out museum, very factual and engaging”
Review of Warsaw’s Chopin Concerts at Fryderyk Concert Hall, with music, venue, wine, pricing, seating tips, and practical advice.
“It was amazing experience. Very talented performers and beautiful interior and very friendly staff🙂”
Explore Warsaw’s Museum World of Illusion with 60 optical tricks, mirrors, holograms, photo spots, ticket choices, and practical tips.
Review of Warsaw’s four-hour pub crawl with games, free shots, optional open bar, VIP club entry, and practical tips for a fun night out.
“This was just amazing. The experience was truly unforgettable thanks to our hosts, Isabel, Gui, Julius and Joseph. Would definitely do it again. I highly recommend this activity to anybody wanting to have a good night out in Warsaw.”
Review of Warsaw’s 3-hour guided cycling tour, covering Old Town, Royal Route, Vistula Boulevards, major sights, value, and practical tips.
“Marcin was an excellent guide. Even though it was raining, he kept us moving and dry. The explanations of monuments and sights were very insightful.”
Review of the Warsaw to Krakow and Auschwitz train tour, with practical advice on timing, transport, costs, guides, and what to expect.
Explore Warsaw’s rebuilt Old Town, royal landmarks, Jewish heritage, and uprising sites on a lively two-hour walking tour.
“Great tour. Interesting and tragic history. Would 100 per cent recommend”
Make Polish pierogi in a small Warsaw class, enjoy a family-style meal, and taste Polish liqueurs for a hands-on cultural experience.
“We signed up for the class as an early Mother's Day gift from my sister's children who are half-Polish and desperately miss their late Babcia's Cooking. Patrycya gave us a little background history on pierogi and then instructed us in making four varieties of Poland's favourite dish. The class was limited to a small number which enabled Patrycya to provide one on one instruction where necessary. After the pierogi was made, we were rewarded for our efforts by eating the fruits of our labour. Delicious! We can't wait to try our newly learned skills when we return to Australia. Highly recommended. Thank you, Patrycya.”
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