Warsaw/Capital in a Nutshell/2 days

Warsaw

Location

Poland: Warsaw

number of days

Price from

480zl/person

Old Town – we will see the former residence of Polish rulers, now a museum – the Royal Castle (from the outside), Swietojanska Street with the Church of Our Lady of Grace, the Pod Okrętem tenement house and the Basilica of St. John the Baptist, where prominent historical figures are buried.
Old Town Square – surrounded by picturesque townhouses, with the statue of the Warsaw Mermaid. Walk along the remains of the defensive walls to the Monument to the Little Insurgent, a symbol of the Warsaw Uprising.
Krakowskie Przedmieście and surroundings – we will see the Adam Mickiewicz monument, the Presidential Palace (from outside), the historic Bristol Hotel (from outside), the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and the Saski Garden, established at the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries.
Royal Route – passing through Ujazdowskie Avenue and Nowy Świat, passing embassies, the Sejm and Senate, the Prime Minister’s Office and other state institutions.
Lazienki Krolewskie – a walk surrounded by nature and peacocks, visiting the Palace on the Island, the Myślewicki Palace, the Amphitheater and the Old Orangery, where the historic Stanislawski Theater is located. There will also be a stop at the Belvedere, one of the seats of the President of Poland.

Breaks during the tour and free time for the group.
Drive to the center and ascend to the XXX floor of the Palace of Culture for a panoramic view of the city.
If time permits, the possibility of a short shopping spree in Zlote Tarasy.
Transfer to the overnight resort, accommodation, dinner and overnight stay.

Breakfast.
A visit to the Copernicus Science Center – a place full of interactive attractions that entertain and teach. Visitors have the opportunity to expand their knowledge in areas such as chemistry, biology, astronomy, physics and robotics. Experiments and fun will make the trip an unforgettable experience.

A tour of the Warsaw Uprising Museum, a modern institution presenting the history of Warsaw during World War II, especially the events of 1944. Exhibits include armaments, uniforms, documents, letters, photographs, as well as films and plans of the city.
In the afternoon, visit the National Stadium – one of the most modern sports venues in Europe, with a capacity of nearly 60,000 spectators. Guided tour of the stadium on a selected tour, such as “Football Emotions” or “Feel like a VIP”.
Finally, if conditions permit, climb to the roof of the University Library, which offers a picturesque view of the Vistula River and Warsaw’s Old Town.
Return and end the tour late in the evening.