Embark on an authentic journey through Warsaw using a vintage minibus and immerse yourself in the pulsating life of the city on this 3-hour small group tour. Spanning from the early 20th Century, through WWII and communism to current times, Warsaw offers an intriguing exploration if you’re willing to delve in!

Hop on board a specially designed minibus called Żuk, crafted during the communist regime, and discover the less explored regions of Warsaw. Begin with a brief history lesson, and then delve deeper into Warsaw’s past. Unfold the tales of WWII - the Jewish Ghetto, two significant uprisings, and the introduction of the Red Army in 1945 at the Muranów district. Following this, enjoy a scenic journey across the Vistula River to Praga, the sole area of Warsaw that endured the devastation of WWII. Compare the pre-war city with the colossal initiatives that were undertaken by the communist government between 1945 and 1989. Lastly, witness the transformation of the city over the past 30 years of independence and democracy, and familiarise yourself with the true Warsaw.

• The minimum number of persons needed to launch the tour is 2. A single traveler can join the tour if another booking for at least 2 persons exists.
• Tours with retro minibuses are available only for persons taller than 150 cm (4,9 ft).
• Cars are used mainly for transfers between locations where guests have walks with their guide.
• Retro minibuses are not equipped with air conditioning, they are equipped with an efficient heating system for wintertime.
• Some of the retro minibuses are not equipped with seatbelts (which is legal with classic vintage cars).
• Please contact us before booking the tour if you have health issues such as mobility limitations.