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The Wawelberg Colony: the Oldest Workers Settlement in Warsaw

The Kolonia Wawelberga was funded by the Hipolit and Ludwika Society for Affordable Apartments and completed in 1898. Hipolit Wawelberg …

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Royal Castle with a Certified Guide Tour

The Royal Castle is one of the top attractions in Warsaw, but visiting this sprawling landmark on your own can …

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Early 1900s House – a Silent Witness to History

This house gives us an idea of how Warsaw’s city center looked before being demolished during the Second World War …

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Polish Soldier From Africa

August Agboola Brawne was a jazz musician born in Nigeria who settled in Poland in the 1920s. His marriage to …

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The Grand Theater and National Opera

The Grand Theater is one of the most remarkable buildings in Warsaw. It was designed by Italian architect Antonio Corazzi, …

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Roma Theater – a Building With a Dark Past

The building below was the seat of the Roma Catholic Action, but nowadays is mostly known for the Roma musical …

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Relax in the Gardens of the Royal Castle

The final effect of the restoration of the Lower Garden at the Royal Castle is absolutely stunning! This is the …

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The “What we were unable to shout out to the world” exhibition at the Jewish Historical Institute

The Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw has opened its permanent exhibition to the public. “What we were unable to shout …

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Muranów: Explore a Neighborhood Built on the Ruins of the Ghetto

Muranów is a special area in Warsaw`s history located adjacent the Wola and Śródmieście districts. Most of it was incorporated …

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Presidential Palace – One of the Greatest Palaces in the Polish Capital

The palace’s construction began in 1643 by Polish aristocrat Stanisław Koniecpolski. It was designed by Constantino Tencalla, the royal architect …

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star rating  Our tour guide Lukasz has profounded informations about jewish living in Warsaw. Although you can find only a few relicts of an disappeared culture, Lukasz is able to bring history... read more back to life by telling stories or explaining the meaning of details. His English is excellent. - We've had a wonderful tour. Probably the best guide in town. Thanks!

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petermatthiast2020
18/08/2020

star rating  Lukasz has such a passion for his city, and it shows! If you want a wonderful, personable tour guide, Lucasz is your guy. I asked him all kinds of off-beat... read more questions, and he willingly answered all of them. Warsaw is an interesting city with a fascinating, tragic history. Lukasz does a fantastic job of giving you the general overview, but also pointing out secret places and small things you wouldn't have noticed or understood.
Worth every penny and then some! Love from Elisa and Tony, Copenhagen

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Hairho
20/07/2020

star rating  This trip has really put some highlight on Warsaw into my memories...
Great guide that has given us great experience!

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HERR_DAVIS
29/12/2020

star rating  This focused on modernism, but included exemplary buildings from other eras too. Lukasz was great at bringing out what made these buildings special, but also about Polish history and contemporary... read more politics and culture. Great to talk with and ask questions that got very interesting answers. Highly recommended.

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Kris S
12/11/2019

star rating  This is a must do activity in Warsaw. The tour guide is extremely considerate and knowledgeable, so we’ve enjoyed riding a very nice bike, sight seeing, and getting historic blurbs... read more from the local. Highly recommend!!!

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Adventure40079417699
07/08/2021

star rating  Lukasz led a friend and I on a custom tour of Warsaw, with a focus on the Praga District. To start, he asked us about what we were interested to... read more see that day, and worked the day around that. We covered lots of ground! Highlights included seeing some sites where “The Pianist” was filmed, walking around and lunch in the Praga district, and storied details around Lazienki park. We also stopped for yummy local snacks and beverages, and we ended back at our city apartment. It was a full, fascinating, and beautiful day with Lukasz.

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carlostandfound
24/07/2020

star rating  Nice tour that brings you to places that you would not find yourself. Lukasz knows a lot about the city and history and he also is very interested in his... read more guests, eg where they are from etc. I would definitely recommend a tour with him. Next time I want to do the Jewish tour.

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Liesje76
09/08/2020

A Local’s Guide to the Best Polish Restaurants in Warsaw

Many of my my guests ask me where they can eat the best dumplings (pierogies) or other traditional Polish meals. …

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