Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests. 2-hour: Old Town Tour Learn basic information about Warsaw and see its top attractions, such as the Market Square, St Anne’s Church (outside), and the Royal Castle (outside), with a visit to St John’s Archcathedral. 3-hour: Old Town & St Anne’s Church Join this tour to learn even more essential information about Warsaw, see the Market Square and the Royal Castle (outside), and visit St John’s Archcathedral and St Anne’s Church. 4-hour: Old Town, St Anne’s Church & Royal Castle Choose this option to gain expert knowledge of Warsaw Old Town and visit St John’s Archcathedral, St Anne’s Church and the Royal Castle. 6-hour: Old Town, St Anne's Church, Royal Castle & PKiN Get a full experience of Warsaw Old Town and visit St John’s Archcathedral, St Anne’s Church, the Royal Palace and the Palace of Culture and Science.

This 4-hour-long tour of Warsaw will take you to the city’s most renowned landmarks and offer a keen insight into its rich history, culture, and heritage. The best part about this trip is that you can customize the attractions to be a part of the itinerary. Start your tour at the Łazienki Park or Royal Baths Park. Stretching for 76 hectares, this exquisite park-cum-palace complex served as the summer residence of King Stanislaus II Augustus; Poland’s last monarch. The Palace of Culture and Science is another popular tourist attraction that's worth a visit. It boasts a height of 237 meters and is the 2nd tallest building in Poland. Its magnificent interiors have also made an appearance in several movies including Within the Whirlwind, and Papusza. Come across the Royal Castle, formerly the official residence of Polish monarchs. Another must-visit site is St. John's Arch Cathedral, one of the city’s most iconic churches where numerous royal coronations took place. Stroll through the surrounding Castle Square and admire the stunning Sigismund's Column. Turn southwards towards the Royal Route to discover several aristocratic palaces and churches of note. Make your way to the remarkable ‘Tomb of the Unknown Soldier’ at Piłsudski Square and visit the tombs belonging to monarchs of the Jagiellonian and Vasa dynasties. Then, head over to the Polin Museum to honour the 1000-year-old legacy of the Polish Jews.

Begin your tour at Castle Square, dominated by a towering column and the beautiful façade of the Royal Castle, this square is the perfect spot to start exploring Warsaw’s Old Town. Here, St John's Arch Cathedral also stands as a 14th-century Roman Catholic church. Warsaw's Old Town A professional tour guide will meet you here and will start giving you in-depth information about all the landmarks, important buildings and streets you walk by. Take in the lively atmosphere of the Old Town Market Place. It is the oldest and the center part of Old Town. The Square is lined with buildings from the 1600s and 1700s and has been designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Look at the famous bronze mermaid statue in the center of the square. It is an important symbol of Warsaw and thus appears on the coat of arms and in many other pieces of architecture throughout the city. Iconic Spots in Warsaw Located between the Old and New Towns, another major tourist attraction is the Warsaw Barbican, a historic fortification. Walk past the house where Nobel Prize winner Maria Sklodowska-Curie, a renowned physicist and chemist, was born in New Town. Come across one of Poland's most notable churches with a Neoclassical facade, St. Annes Church and listen to how it was once a place of solemn homages to Polish monarchs. Climb up to its viewing tower to get a bird’s eye view of the entire Old Town. Other places of interest you will see on this tour include the Presidential Palace, the University of Warsaw and the Holy Cross Church where the Polish composer, Frederic Chopin's heart is buried.