Warsaw Regular City Tour: Off the Beaten Path

Meet your guide at the appointed meeting spot (options available at check out) and hop aboard your Nysa 522 Communist-era van.

Your first stops are landmark pieces of Communist architecture: Constitution Square and the Palace of Science and Culture. Continue to the city center and some streets that survived both World War II and Communism. Learn about Warsaw’s cultural diversity before World War II in the Jewish Ghetto, then see how the Communists rebuilt the city after the war.

Discover hip Praga, a district that was once forgotten and dangerous but is now a creative hub. After a Polish lunch in a milk bar, visit a converted factory and the Czar PRL – Life Under Communism Museum. Your tour concludes back at your original departure point.

• See pre-war streets, the Jewish Ghetto, Praga, and Communist landmarks
• Learn about Polish history and culture from your local guide
• Savor a milk bar lunch inspired by classical Polish cuisine

If you’re fascinated by Communist-era Poland and 20th-century Warsaw, this off-the-track tour in a retro Nysa van will take you to places that are hard to find independently. Besides grand Communist landmarks, discover pre-war streets, the Jewish Ghetto, bohemian Praga, and the Czar PRL—Life Under Communism Museum, and enjoy lunch in a milk bar.

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Our retro minivans Nysa 522 have not got air conditioning. They have heating system for wintertime.
Our vintage vans h Nysa 522 have not got seatbelts (which is legal with classic vintage cars).
Please wear comfortable clothes because during the tour are short walks.
Not wheelchair accessible
Near public transportation
Infants must sit on laps
Most travelers can participate
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 13 travelers