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Free walking tour with a licensed guide through the Old Town of Warsaw, which is on the UNESCO-list. In two hours you will see and hear about amazing attractions in and around the Old Town.
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Get a city overview in 2hrs! On the BEST OF WARSAW tour, you will see and learn about major Warsaw highlights: Royal Castle, Presidential Palace, Pilsudski Square, House of Chopin, Campus of the Warsaw University, The Palace of Culture and Science.
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Enjoy this amazing tour with a local experienced guide to explore the two oldest parts of Warsaw - the medieval Old Town, and the historical New Town, famous for its world-famous citizen - Marie Curie.
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Discover legends behind world-known landmarks of Warsaw and stories about historic characters and eye-widening events on a captivating free walking tour.
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Spanish, English
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2h 30min
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10:00 AM, 10:30 AM
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Communism, socialism – nostalgic, tragic. Nonsensical, full of hardship, yet fun. Where does our sentiment towards the socialist era come from? Tour all about it!
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Get a grasp of the identity of Frédéric Chopin. Who he really was: a composer, pianist and artist of romanticism era or something else? An interesting story of a piano student who dreamed of great.
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A guided private experience of Majdanek, the tragic but well-preserved concentration camp left by Nazi Germany after World War 2. Includes a visit to Lublin city.
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Leave the hustle of bustle of Warsaw to embrace the wonderful Polish countryside. See how people lived like 2 centuries ago and the contrast between rural and aristocratic life.
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A whole day trip to Wliczy Szaniec (Wolfs Lair) a military headquarters of crucial importance of Adolf Hitler, where he has spent the majority of his time between 1941 and 1944.
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Formerly a powerhouse of Polish industry, the city of Lodz is the third-largest city in Poland, became the birthplace of many Polish businessmen a hundred of years ago.
