Begin your adventure at the Central Railway Station and hop on the Red Line to take a journey through time. Head to Bank Square, one of Warsaw's most famous squares and the former home of the Ministry of Treasury in the early 19th century.
On your way, enjoy the views of the Old Town from up high on the open-top bus as you see all the beautifully designed buildings and picturesque town squares. Take a walk around the Old Town and to Castle Square, a historic part of the city. Here, see the magnificent red Royal Castle, which is home to the Polish monarchs.
Hop off and visit the Warsaw Uprising Museum and learn the key parts of the Warsaw oppressive period. One must-see attraction is the National Museum, where you'll be able to appreciate the work of many ancient art pieces. Nearby, find the beautiful Saxon Garden, the perfect place to stop on a sunny day.
Finally, visit the Lazienki Palaces & Gardens. The Palace here is also known as the Palace on the Isle, a beautiful neoclassical style building located right on the waterfront. Look out for the Chopin Monument in the park as well, which was actually blown up by Germans in 1940 but since then it has been restored and is considered a key landmark of the city.
To enrich your visit even further, a walking tour with digital audio guide of Warsaw is included. Created by professional writers and historians, the commentary goes beyond basic sightseeing facts to uncover the dramatic stories, remarkable personalities, political struggles, and historic events that shaped the Polish capital over the centuries.
Discover how Warsaw became the seat of Polish kings, explore the storey behind the Royal Castle and the Old Town, and learn about the traditions of the Polish parliament and the groundbreaking Constitution of 3 May 1791. Hear stories of kings, rebels, artists, and ordinary citizens, from Jan Kiliński and Frédéric Chopin to the people who rebuilt Warsaw after its near-total destruction during World War II.
The audio guide takes you through the Old Town, Royal Route, Castle Square, and other key landmarks, while pointing out hidden details and surprising traces of the city’s past that are easy to miss. Designed to complement your visit, it helps you see Warsaw not simply as a reconstructed historic city, but as a place shaped by centuries of ambition, resistance, destruction, and remarkable rebirth.
