Warsaw Behind the Scenes - small group tour by retro minibus

Your guide collects you from in front of your hotel in a cult Żuk fire van. As you explore Warsaw, journey deeper into Polish history and culture. Learn the heartbreaking tale of Warsaw’s Jewish community at the Jewish Ghetto; discover secret courtyards and Belle Époque streets that survived the ravages of World War II.

Learn about post-War Communist architecture at landmarks like the Palace of Culture and Science before exploring Praga, a once-forgotten district that’s now a hip, creative hub. Along the way, sample Polish food and drink in off-the-path local eateries.

• Discover Socialist buildings, pre-war streets, the Jewish Ghetto, and Praga
• Learn about Poland's tumultuous history from your guide
• Savor traditional Polish snacks and drinks

There are few better ways to get off the tourist trail than with the insights of a local guide. On this Warsaw city tour, by Communist-era Żuk fire van, your passionate guide takes you on a journey deep into Warsaw’s 20th-century past. Along the way, learn to eat like a Pole, drink like a Pole, and order like a Pole.

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
The minimum number of persons needed to launch the tour is 2. A single traveler can join the tour if another booking for at least 2 persons exists.
Tours with retro minibuses are available only for persons taller than 150 cm (4,9 ft).
Cars are used mainly for transfers between locations where guests have walks with their guide.
Retro minibuses are not equipped with air conditioning, they are equipped with an efficient heating system for wintertime.
Some of the retro minibuses are not equipped with seatbelts (which is legal with classic vintage cars).
Please contact us before booking the tour if you have health issues such as mobility limitations.
Not wheelchair accessible
Near public transportation
Most travelers can participate
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 45 travelers