8 Kolobrzeska, Bydgoszcz, Poland
Warsaw is often referred to as a phoenix city as it was immensely rebuilt after WWII. This is also one of the reasons why it has been enlisted at UNESCO World Heritage List. Tourists usually say that a visit here was a great surprise for them as they hadn't even known that there is so much to see in the Polish capital. We invite you to discover this bustling and vibrant city and all its highlights during educational tour for students. Discover dark WWII history and Jewish heritage in Poland. Explore beautiful palaces and modern museums and of course the Communist symbol of the city - Palace of Culture and Science. Find out what legendary Polish hospitality means.
4 days/3 nights
HB (3 breakfasts, 3 dinners)
All year
1 city
10-50
Moderate
Up to 30 days*
Arrival to Warsaw. Check in at your hotel/hostel. The Old Town sightseeing with a guide. In the afternoon admiring Warsaw's panorama from the famous capital's landmark the Palace of Culture and Science. Dinner
Warsaw is the capital of Poland and the largest city in the country with about 2 million population. The Warsaw's Old Town is a real pearl of the capital. Enlisted on the UNESCO World Heritage List, delights with colourful tenements and the unique atmosphere of narrow streets. In the Old Town square you will meet the Mermaid - the official symbol of the city. You'll see the Barbican and the bell on Kanona Street. You must also visit the Royal Castle, the former home of Polish rulers. Here it is possible to see the ro...
The viewing terrace is located on the 30th floor of the Palace of Culture and Science, at a height of 114 m, where guests are brought by two modern lifts. From here, visitors can admire the entire panorama of Warsaw, even at night. To enter the viewing terrace, visitors must enter the building from the Parade Square (between Studio and Dramatic theaters), then go straight through the hall to the cash desks and from there to the corridor leading to the elevators - only the last two go up. After seeing the city from ab...
Breakfast. Discovering dark WWII history of the Polish Capital. Sightseeing Warsaw Rising Museum. Transfer to Palmiry Memorial Sight, sightseeing. Finally, transfer to Treblinka Concentration Camp Museum. Return to Warsaw. Dinner.
Warsaw Rising Museum is located just 3 kilometres from the Royal Castle. The museum was opened in 2004 and is situated at 79 Grzybowska Street. The main aim of the museum is to provide documentation and present history of Warsaw uprising during the Second World War and activities of Polish Underground State. The exhibition shows everyday life and fights during Nazi occupation and the fate of the insurgents during communist regime in People’s Republic of Poland (PRL). The museum has gathered 30 000 exhibits. The exhib...
Palmiry National Memorial and Museum is highly recommended as the forest outside Warsaw significantly ups the standard for how a small exhibit can pack a huge punch. A little history: during World War II the forests of Palmiry and Kampinos became a refuge for those fleeing the destruction in Warsaw (many Home Army soldiers regrouped in the woods). It also became the site for 21 separate mass executions performed by German soldiers against 1,700 Poles and Jews, many of whom were academic and cultural figures. Inside t...
For the overwhelming majority of Warsaw’s wartime Jews their journey was destined to end in one place, a hitherto unknown village called Treblinka. Set 100 kilometres north east of Warsaw this small rural community found itself unwittingly thrust into the eye of the Holocaust. Split into two separate sections, Treblinka I and Treblinka II, Treblinka I was originally established in the summer of 1941 and functioned as a slave labour camp interning Polish prisoners. Treblinka II, the death camp, opened the following ye...
Breakfast. Transfer to Copernicus Science Centre. After sightseeing a short walk to Warsaw University Library Rooftop Gardens and sightseeing. Transfer to Suntago, the biggest water park under the roof in Europe. Relax in the park. Return to Warsaw. Dinner.
Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw is a place striving to popularise science. It is one of the youngest museums in the capital as it was opened only in 2010. It is also one of the most modern museums in Warsaw and definitely one of the most popular. It is situated at 20 Wybrzeże Kościuszkowskie Street. The main aim of the center is to popularize science and visitors learn via play and performing experiments on their own. The entire exhibition is very modern and interactive. The museum has 6 thematic exhibitions in w...
The garden on the roof of the University Library in Warsaw is one of the largest and most beautiful roof gardens in Europe. It covers an area of over 1 ha. It was designed by the landscape architect Irena Bajerska. The garden consists of two parts: the upper (with an area of 2,000 m2) and the lower (with an area of 15,000 m2. In the lower garden there is a cascade and a pond where ducks live. There are also granite sculptures by Ryszard Stryjecki - the series "Situational sketch" which refers to cosmological themes....
Park of Poland - Suntago is located in the village of Wręcza in the Mszczonów commune, 60 km from Warsaw. The park was opened to visitors on February 20, 2020. It is the largest covered water park in Poland and Europe, divided into 3 thematic zones: Jamango, Relax and Sauntaria. The Jamango zone is a one-of-a-kind water jungle full of attractions. There are 300 real palm trees, 4,000 sunbeds, 32 slides on 6 floors with a total length of over 3.2 km for children and adults, a wave pool, wild rivers, as well as an outd...
Breakfast. Transfer to Wilanów Palace. Sightseeing of the palace interiors with a guide and stroll in Wilanów gardens. Transfer to Royal Baths. Sightseeing Royal Baths Park with a guide and Frederic Chopin Monument. Departure.
The Wilanów Palace, together with its garden, is one of the most beautiful objects of its type in Poland. Baroque palace and the meticulously designed surrounding gardens, situated at the end of the Royal Road and built for the king John III Sobieski, are filled with Polish as well as European culture. Wilanów hosts many exhibitions and concerts, including the International Summer Early Music Academy. The Wilanów Palace also houses one Poland’s first ever museums, established in 1805.
Royal Baths or Łazienki Królewskie is the largest park in the centre of Warsaw. Łazienki are situated halfway down the Royal Route, between Royal Castle and Wilanów. On the area of 76 hectares one may find over 40 points of interest and numerous historic buildings, designed by the king Stanisław August Poniatowski’s in-court architects. Palace on the Isle, Roman Theatre, Myśliwiecki Palace or Chopin Monument are just a small selection. Łazienki Królewskie host various cultural and entertainment events, displays and e...
The Frederic Chopin Monument stands in the Warsaw's Royal Baths Park, near the Belwederski Palace and Aleje Ujazdowskie. The bronze monument shows the Polish composer sitting under a weeping willow tree. Its branches bend as if under the influence of a strong wind. They are arranged in the shape of a hand above Chopin's head. The author of the monument is Wacław Szymanowski - painter, sculptor and musician at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Since 1959 Chopin music concerts featuring celebrated pianists have ...
Local and museum guides, tourguide and driver on request
Viewing Deck of Palace of Culture and Science, Warsaw Rising Museum, Treblinka Museum, Copernicus Science Centre, Suntago Water Park, Wilanów Palace and Gardens
Coach (optional)
Airport or your hotel/hostel
Airport or your hotel/hostel
English, German, Norwegian, French, Spanish, Italian and others on request
City tour
Copernicus Centre is fully interactive museum. You have to touch and experience everything. There are no guides, you are welcome to discover everything on your own. There are of course Polish and English explanations and instructions everywhere.
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