Off-The-Beaten-Path City Tour with Lunch & Drinks

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Duration: 4h
Location: Warsaw, Poland | Warsaw, Poland


Category: Attractions

Highlights:
Warsaw's off-the-beaten-path areas & vibrant neighborhoods
Fascinating insight into the complex layers of the city
Remnants of the turbulent 20th-century Nazi & Communist eras
Charmingly revived cobbled alleys in bohemian Praga district
Traditional Polish lunch & delicious vodka tasting

Inclusions:
Guided Warsaw city tour
Admission to the Museum of Life under Communism
2-course lunch in a milkbar (dumplings and stewed fruits)
Snacks and drinks in the museum (cookies, a shot of Polish vodka, and soft drinks)
Roundtrip transportation to and from your central Warsaw hotel
Live tour commentary provided in English

Description:

Look behind the curtain and explore a city with complex heritage and modern vibrance. Hit less-visited areas away from the tourist trails with the help of your knowledgeable guide. Round out your day with a light lunch in a tavern and a Polish vodka tasting on this leisurely and informative tour.

A rising phoenix, Warsaw is one of the most exciting places to be in Europe right now. The sprawling capital has successfully overcome the ups and downs of its turbulent 20th-century history to emerge as a popular destination for travelers. An experienced guide shows you some of the major sights and intriguing hidden corners while providing fascinating insight throughout the excursion.

Visit neighborhoods that survived the brutal destruction of WWII, and see courtyards and staircases still riddled with bullet holes. Hear about the dark days of Nazi occupation, and see the site of the former Jewish ghetto. Step into the post-war era, which was a utopia according to Communist propaganda. View mighty buildings are remnants of past decades at the sweeping Constitution Square and the towering Palace of Science and Culture.

Arrive to Praga district, a once-forgotten corner of Warsaw, which was recently revived by its artist community. See a former vodka factory, and wander cobblestone streets before making yourself comfortable for lunch. Conclude the excursion with a visit to the absorbing exhibition at the Museum of Communism, where you can also taste Polish vodka.