Old Town quarter, Royal Castle, King Sigismund's Column, Market Square, Ogrod Saski,Powazki Cemetery, Warsaw Ghetto,Warsaw Citadel,Jan III Sobieski - Wilanow Palace,Palace of Culture and Science,Warsaw Uprising Museum,Warsaw University Library,
Airport - Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport (IATA: WAW) is located in the area of Okecie in Wlochy, some 10 km south of the centre point of the city. For many years the airport used to be called just Okecie, but this reportedly caused confusion and it was renamed. Shopping - Most people nowadays do their shopping in the malls. These are usually located in the suburbs (with some notable exceptions) and open until 10PM. Apart from shops, malls also have entertainment areas with cinemas, bars, etc. Some also have sports facilities.
Hotels
Czarny Kot - Okopowa 65, Muranow, Warsaw 01-042, Phone: 22/838-09-38
Deja Vu - Wigury 4, Lodz,Phone: 042/636-20-60
Holiday Inn - Zlota 48, Srodmiescie, Warsaw 00-120,Phone: 022/697-39-99
Ibis Warszawa Centrum - al. Solidarnosci 165, Wola, Warsaw 00-876,Phone: 022/520-30-00
Le Regina - Koscielna 12, Nowe Miasto, Warsaw 00-218,Phone: 022/531-60-00
Anatewka - 6 Sierpnia 2/4, Lodz, Phone: 48/630-36-35
Banja Luka - Pulawska 101, Stary Mokotow, Phone: 22/854-07-82
Belvedere - Lazienki Park, Agrykola 1, Phone: 022/841-48-06
Biblioteka - University of Warsaw Library, Dobra 56/66, Powisle, Phone: 22/620-19-99
Dom Polski - Francuska 11, Srodmiescie, Phone: 22/616-24-32
Flik - Pulawska 43, Morskie Oko Park, Phone: 022/849-44-34
Private tours in Warsaw. Poland
Old and New Towns walking tour (Warsaw) - The a-must essential Warsaw. The UNESCO World Heritage Old Town is unmissable - quite literally, seeing as many of the city's attractions and a whole host of cafés, bars and restaurants are located within its environs.
Jewish Warsaw mixed tour (Warsaw) - In Warsaw ghetto, divided into 2 sections (the Small Ghetto at the southern end and the Large Ghetto on the north) 450,000 Jews were forced to live in very crowded conditions. By the time deportations to the extermination camps began, about 100,000 residents of the Ghetto had died of starvation or disease.
Jewish Warsaw (Warsaw) - The Monument to the Heroes of the Ghetto, the ŻOB Bunker (former Miła 18 Street, now Dubois Street), Umshlagplatz, the Jewish Hisorical Institute, the Zelman and Rywka Nożyk Synagogue, the Ester Kamińska Jewish Theatre, Fragments of the Ghetto Wall (55 Sienna Street), Jewish Cematary;. .
Tailored tours for special requests (Warsaw) - All listed options are only examples which you can change according to your needs. Please e-mail me giving your preferences, so I could tailor a programme exclusively for you.
Jewish Warsaw (Warsaw) - Before WWII Warsaw numbered over 350. 000 Jewish people, being the second biggest (after New York) Jewish settlement in the world.
Old Town Walk (Warsaw) - Warsaw's Old Town is the oldest historic district of the city. Founded by the Dukes of Mazovia in the late 13th century, it was encircled by the two lines of defensive walls that mark the boundary of the town.
Historical and modern Warsaw (Warsaw) - Mixed walking and car tour - the essential of today's Warsaw if you have just one day or less . See the most important sites of historic and modern Warsaw.
Warsaw Uprising mixed tour (Warsaw) - General 'Bor' Komorowski, commander of the Polish Underground Home Army (Armia Krajowa, AK), set the beginning of the uprising in Warsaw against the German occupying forces at 'W-hour'; 5:00 p. m.
The Old and the New Town (Warsaw) - The Old and the New Town: The Column of the King Zygmunt II Vasa, the Royal Castle, the Archcathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist, the Canonicity, the Old Town Market Square, the Barbican with the Walls, the New Town Market Square, the Maria Skłodowska- Curie Museum (the house where she was born), the Monument to the Little Upriser of 1944, the Warsaw Uprising Monument, the Krasiński Palace; Route 2 (alternatively) The Royal Route: 1.
All in One (Warsaw) - We will start from the centre of Warsaw. We will enter the Palace of Culture and Science – the highest building in Poland (230 metres high) - and go up to the 30th floor at an altitude of 114 metres.
Guide in Warsaw. Karolina Paczynska - My name is Karolina. I was born in Warsaw in 1975 and since 1996 I have worked as a licensed Warsaw city tour guide.
Guide in Warsaw. Emilia Mitrut - I am an English speaking licensed guide with a lot of expertise and an outgoing personality. I am a college graduate with a major in adult education, which, I believe is an asset in my tour-guiding work.
Guide in Warsaw. Ewa Bratosiewicz - I am a qualified tour leader and professional city of Warsaw tour guide (both government licensed), dealing both with private tours for individuals or family groups and larger groups as well. My private clients come mostly from Europe, but also from the USA and Asia.
Guide in Warsaw. Joanna Nasierowska - Welcome!My name is Asia and I'm a licensed Warsaw tourist guide. If you're in Warsaw and you'd like to see the capital of Poland and learn about its history – this is the site for you.
I will be pleased to share the delights of my beautiful country with visitors. Great experience in opening, describing my country and local customs to visitors. In my work I put special emphasis on security, friendship and on interests of my guests. In my offer you will find tours of whole country.
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