• Monument to the Warsaw Uprising Fighters - Bronze statues captured in dynamic poses embody the essence of Warsaw’s pivotal 1944 Uprising. This monument serves as a vibrant testament to the courage, sacrifice, and resilience that resurrected a city from its ashes.
• Old Town - With its charming pastel houses and cobblestone streets, the Old Town was meticulously restored after being devastated in World War II. It exudes a timeless aura, with every corner echoing tales of traders, insurgents, and the Mermaid who continues to watch over its square.
• Sigismund’s Column - Towering over Castle Square, this 17th-century column commemorates King Sigismund III Vasa, who relocated Poland’s capital from Kraków to Warsaw. According to legend, the column quivers when conflict looms.
• Mariensztat Square (Rynek Mariensztacki) - Featuring vibrant townhouses, Mariensztat exudes a distinct charm. Once a thriving merchant center, it became Warsaw’s first postwar residential project, brimming with music, markets, and the everyday life that revitalized the city.
• Vistula Boulevards - Along the boulevards, the Vistula sets the pace. Bridges illuminate at night, street performers play to the river’s melody, and the skyline glistens across the water, reminding all that Warsaw’s heart beats strongest by its river.

• Professional English-speaking guide
• Legends, stories, and local insights shared along the route
• A scenic boat ride on the Vistula river (1h)
• Guided walking tour of Warsaw’s Old Town and Vistula Boulevard in a small group

• Meals
• Hotel pick up and drop off

Warsaw is a city best explored in two parts; one etched in cobblestones, the other flowing with the river. The journey starts at the Warsaw Rising Monument, a poignant homage to the city’s bravery. From this point, the exploration continues through the Old Town, where vibrant facades and narrow streets conceal tales of monarchs, rebels, and mermaids. The route then takes us to the Vistula boulevards, where Warsaw transforms into a modern marvel. Here, contemporary glass structures meet history: the lush terraces of the University Library gardens, the avant-garde dome of the Copernicus Science Centre, and the industrial legacy of Powiśle Elektrownia, now alive with bustling cafés and bars. The second part of the journey begins as we embark on a picturesque boat ride along the Vistula. From the river, the city unveils a different perspective: elegant bridges span overhead, the Old Town’s towers emerge in the distance, and Warsaw’s skyline shimmers in reflection. This adventure seamlessly merges legends with landscapes, presenting Warsaw in two captivating views, on land and by water.

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