Warsaw Old Town | Budget City Tour
EUR 10 per person
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Here you can book a publish guided tour (Budget City Tour) through the Old Town. Take a look at the overview at your leisure. If you have any questions, please use the contact at the end of the overview.
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Book now and pay on the day of the tour.
No cancellation fees
You can cancel at any time. We just ask for a short info if you have to cancel so that we can offer the free places to other guests.
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We do not require a deposit
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Meeting point
The city guide is waiting for you at the following address:
Plac Zamkowy 1
On the Castle Square there is a very eye-catching 22-metre high column with a statue standing on it! The city guide stands in front of this column.
The city guide has a white umbrella with him!
What you can expect
On this guided tour of Warsaw’s Old Town, you will begin in principle on a highlight of the city. The Royal Castle Square, where the city guide will be waiting for you, as the end of the Royal Route and with a view of the wonderfully reconstructed Old Town, is a sight everyone will remember.
After an introduction and explanations about what you can see here (St. Anne’s Church, Royal Castle, Old Town, National Stadium, Sigismund’s Column), you will go to the courtyard of the Royal Residence, only 100 metres from the meeting point. The palace is architecturally part of the entire ensemble of the Old Town and is therefore included in the World Heritage Site of the Old Town.
Then you will walk through Piwna Street, one of the most romantic corners of the Old Town. The city guide will show you narrow alleyways, at the end of which town musicians play and ice-cream sellers offer their wares. You won’t have to flow along with the Herrscharr tourists, because we know our own secret routes that allow you to enjoy the Old Town to the full.
You will visit St. John’s Cathedral (from the outside), St. Martin’s Church from the outside), the medieval market square and the Leaning Circle, enter the panoramic platform on the Warsaw “dunghill” and see a walled-in tank chain, the “German” bell, the city walls and the Barbican. Finally, the guide will show you the birthplace of Marie Curie before continuing to the last stop – the Warsaw Uprising Memorial.
Highlights
This is your city guide
Your city guide on this tour will be Antoni. He grew up in Germany, has lived in Warsaw since 2013 and has been a licensed city guide for 6 years. He will show you the city in his native language and according to the 2.0 guiding philosophy, saying, that dates and facts are important, but nevertheless, life is more interesting.
Can I combine this tour with other tours?
Budget City Tour | Warsaw Royal Route
The guided tour along the Royal Route takes place daily (except Wednesday) at 10:00 am. After that tour, guests have enough time for a lunch break. It can be ideally combined with this tour. If you book a ticket for both tours, you save on the final price.
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Meeting point
Address: Plac Zamkowy 1 (Castle Square)
On the square stands a striking 22 m high column with a statue on top of it
The city guide has a white umbrella with him!
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The tour
The guide will start the tour on time. However, if you are a few minutes late, look out for the white umbrella. At least 10 minutes after the start of the tour, you will surely find the guide on Castle Square.
You will first go to the inner courtyard of the Royal Castle, then through Piwna Street, past St John's Cathedral to the Panorama Terrace. The crowning glory is the Market Square and the Barbican, which has also been reconstructed.
The birthplace of Marie Curie in the New Town marks the end of the tour. The guide will bid farewell to the group at the Warsaw Uprising Memorial.
Take the opportunity to ask the guide about insider tips. He has more than enough of them!
We wish you a pleasant and informative tour!
End point
The tour ends at the Warsaw Uprising Memorial. From there it is an 8-minute walk to the meeting and starting point. From there it is only 5 minutes to reach the market square.
For further details, please ask the city guide, who will be available for a while after the tour.