Old Town - Old Town in Warsaw is not as old as the name says. In fact this area is entirely rebuild! In here we shall focus on the details of this great effort.

Castle Square (Plac Zamkowy) - In here we shall be able to see the Royal Castle as well as listen to the introduction related to the old towns reconstruction.

Monument of Nicolaus Copernicus - a short look at the monument of the greatest polish astronomer.

Holy Cross Church (Kosciol Swietego Krzyza) - A church possessing the heart of Frederic Chopin.

University of Warsaw (Uniwersytet Warszawski) - A short visit at the entry gate of Warsaw University.

Palac Prezydencki - Working place of the Polish President - Andrzej Duda

Adam Mickiewicz Monument - Adam Mickiewicz is a poet that everyone in Poland knows about. In here we shall discover why is he so important

King Sigismund’s Column (Kolumna Zygmunta) - One out of 3 most recognizable monuments in the whole City. In here the Guide shall explain why is it so important.

Lazienki Krolewskie w Warszawie - The most lovely place to visit in the whole aglomeration. This place despite the time of the year will always surprise You with its charm. Local people love this park and a visit here is simply a must.

Palace on the Island - Summer residence of The last Polish King - Stanisław August Poniatowski. One of the pearls of Warsaw that has not been damaged during the War. This place provided a really nice view point as well.

Chopin Monument - A short introduction to the story of Frederic Chopin - the most well known polish Pianist by far born.

The Belvedere Palace - Sleeping spot of the Polish President - Andrzej Duda.

Palace of Culture and Science - A visit at a top of the Palace of Culture and Science.
The best Panoramic view in the City because… You cannot see the Palace itself. (speaking in a humoristic sense)

Praga Polnoc - Right side of the Vistula River. A district of Warsaw that until the recent times has been rather neglected. Only within the past decade Praga has drawn the attention of investors and nowadays it is a brand new place on the map if Warsaw. In here we will discover what does it mean in Warsaw: “when the old meets the new”

PGE National Stadium - the biggest event arena in Poland, more than 58 thousands of seats.

Fragment of Ghetto Wall - The only remaining fragment of the jewish ghetto Wall

Chlodna Street - the foot bridge linking the large getto section with the smaller getto.
The explanation of the story and the description of the symbolical monument.

POLIN Muzeum Historii Zydow Polskich - The newest museum in the city related to the jewish legacy in Poland.

Monument to the Heroes of Warsaw - The monument of the Heroes of the ghetto - what is special about its background and with what historical event is it relating to.

Nożyk Synagogue - the only remaining synagouge in Warsaw