• Castle Square (Plac Zamkowy) - The guide will greet participants by the Sigismund’s Column and offer a historical overview to commence the tour.
• Palac Prezydencki - This location was once the Deutsches House during the Nazi-German occupation. The guide will discuss the Nazi ceremonies that occurred in this building.
• Plac Marszalka Jozefa Pilsudskiego - Situated in the heart of the former Nazi-German District, the guide will elaborate on the Nazi-German offices that were located around the square.
• Tomb of the Unknown Soldier - At this deeply symbolic site, the discussion will focus on Polish soldiers who fought on various fronts during World War II, as well as the Saxon Palace, which was destroyed by the Nazis in the final days of the occupation.
• Reduta Bank Polski - One of the last partially destroyed buildings from World War II in Warsaw’s city center. The guide will discuss the Warsaw Uprising here.
• Warsaw Ghetto - At the Memorial of the Ghetto Wall, the guide will talk about life within the Jewish Ghetto.
• Ogrod Krasinskich - A remnant of the renowned Nalewki street, which runs alongside the park. The guide will discuss the Uprising in the Warsaw Ghetto here.
• Monument to the Warsaw Uprising Fighters - This central monument honors the Heroes of the Warsaw Uprising. The guide will discuss the preparations, challenges, outbreak, and suppression of the 1944 Uprising.

• Free city map

• Meals

This comprehensive tour of World War II in Warsaw offers an extensive exploration of the entire wartime period, from the 1939 siege of Warsaw to the Soviet liberation in 1945. Participants will visit the bombed and reconstructed historical city center, the former Nazi district, and sections of the Jewish Ghetto. Led by a guide who is passionate about WWII history and whose family was involved in the events of the war, this tour promises to be a truly unique experience.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.