• Jazdów - A colony of wooden houses hosting many local activities such as lectures, concerts, urban gardening, joga classes and more
• Park Ujazdowski - A beautiful 19th century landscape style park
• Ujazdów Avenue - Elegant 19th century venue with former residences of Warsaw elite
• Mokotowska - Street with elegant pre-war apartmanet buildings that survived World War II
• Plac Konstytucji - Significant communist-era housing estate which represents Socialist Realism, a mandatory style of architecture in the 1950s.
• Hala Koszyki - Very popular local spot - a food venue housed in a historical food market building constructed over 100 years ago.

• Fully vaccinated guide
• Snacks

Explore the lesser-known southern part of Warsaw’s downtown. Discover hidden gems that even locals might not be aware of. Begin by locating the former communist headquarters, then take a stroll along a mysterious section of the Warsaw Escarpment. Search for a secret meeting spot from the 1700s and the former Mason’s lodge. Look for bullet holes on the façades of buildings once occupied by the German Nazis. Enjoy a wander through a trendy urban garden and pause at a sophisticated 19th-century park. Walk along a refined avenue lined with 19th-century residences of Warsaw’s elite. Traverse a notable communist-era housing estate and visit a stunning university complex. Discover the filming location of the “Pianist” movie and stop by a favorite sweet shop to sample some incredible pastries. The tour concludes at a cozy food venue, where you might choose to linger. This tour offers a local’s perspective of Warsaw, showcasing a captivating area often overlooked by visitors.

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