Free walking tour in Warsaw

Currently our free walking tours are suspended but feel free to book one of our walking tours just for yourself:

https://abpoland.com/tours/warsaw-private-walking-tour

During our free walking tour you will see:

PALACE OF CULTURE AND SCIENCE

The Palace of Culture and Science is a gift of Joseph Stalin to the People's Republic of Poland. This multifunctional building housing theatres, cinemas, swimming pool, and many companies is still the highest one in Poland. Its viewing terrace is the best place to admire the city of Warsaw.

GRZYBOWSKI SQUARE

Beautifully modernized Grzybowski Square is the place where Pope John Paul II celebrated Mass inaugurating the Second National Eucharistic Congress at All Saints Church in 1987. It was during his third apostolic visit to Poland. Among the faithful was Mother Teresa of Calcutta.

THE TOMB OF THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER

The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier located just next to Saxon Gardens is one of the most important Polish monuments.

KRAKOWSKIE PRZEDMIESCIE STREET

Krakowskie Przedmiescie Street is a part of the Royal Route. The group will listen to the history of its most precious objects: Copernicus Monument, Holy Cross Church, University, Visitations Church, Bristol Hotel, Presidential Palace, St. Anne’s Church

CASTLE SQUARE

Castle Square is not only the heart of Warsaw with the symbol of the city – Sigismund’s Column, but also a place commemorating Polish modern politics – this is here, where the first constitution in Europe was adopted.

THE OLD TOWN

The Old Town is the main tourist attraction in Warsaw. It is full of charming streets and unique tenement houses. During the walk, guests will hear interesting stories about Warsaw Barbican, visit the Old Market Square with the monument of Warsaw Mermaid, and listen to the history of the most important church in the capital city of Poland – St. John’s Cathedral.

THE NEW TOWN

The group will see one of the Warsaw Ghetto boundary markers and listen to the dramatic history of Polish Jews. At the New Town Maria Sklodowska-Curie – the only person to win Nobel Prize in multiple sciences – was born. Nowadays in this historic tenement house, her biographical museum is located.

WARSAW UPRISING MONUMENT

Warsaw Uprising Monument symbolizes one of the main Warsaw fights during II World War, after which the city was destroyed by 85%.