Poland · WALKING TOURS IN WARSAW
The 13 best walking tours in Warsaw you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of Warsaw’s 150-minute English walking tour, covering Chopin, Copernicus, the Royal Route, Old Town, and Poland’s difficult past.
“Lucas was an excellent tour guide. I learned a bunch even though I’ve made many trips to the city.”
Explore Warsaw Old Town, royal gardens, Jewish heritage, and wartime landmarks on a lively two-hour walking tour for $13.
“What I liked most was that we were able to even get to know the hidden spots in old town and the place garden. He answered all our questions and even spend more time with us. Thanks so much for the experience!”
Taste 10-plus Polish dishes in Warsaw’s Old Town, with history, vodka shots, restaurant stops, and a guide-led walk.
“This was a basic introduction to Polish cuisine - mostly pork, cabbage, pierogies, a flavored vodka tasting, frosted donuts. It would have been nice to hear some background about the origins and history of Polish food and its relation to the country's culture and history. But our guide, while a lovely, gracious fellow, had only been in Poland about a year. So he couldn't really impart much detail about the food or background of the restaurants we visited. We also had to walk a very long way to get to 2 of the 5 establishments on the tour. Other food tours we've done were more compact in their route which…”
Review of Warsaw Ghetto private tour: key sites, expert guides, hotel pickup details, synagogue visit, price, pacing, and practical tips.
“Marazna (apologies if spelt wrong) was excellent. Superb English, thoroughly knowledgeable and passionate about history. An excellent tour with so much to learn and to listen to. The only downside is that my ticket stated hotel pickup but also stated the location to meet the guide. Am pleased we ignored the hotel pick up as there wasn’t one!”
Review of Warsaw’s 2.5-hour Old Town walking tour, covering royal streets, rebuilt medieval squares, Chopin, WWII history, price, and practical tips.
“The guide has a very strong accent which is hard to understand. He was very friendly and engaging. His mike did not carry his voice well. He is knowledgeable but hard to follow.”
Walk Warsaw’s Jewish history in English, from Nożyk Synagogue to former ghetto streets, with a thoughtful guide and strong historical context.
“This tour was incredible, our guide was engaging and thorough, and ensured to answer all of our questions. Couldn’t recommend this tour group enough!”
Explore Warsaw’s WWII story on a 150-minute English walking tour with local guides, wartime photos, family stories, and small groups.
“Arek was a great and knowledgeable guide. I really enjoyed the WW2 insights.”
Explore Warsaw’s Jewish history, the Holocaust, and Ghetto Uprising sites on a moving 150-minute walking tour with an expert guide.
“Goska was fantastic with deep knowledge of history, the sites we saw and how it still affects us today. It was a serious topic and while there were some dark events she made learning about it fun! She was very happy to answer many questions and help members of the tour to deepen their understanding.”
Explore Warsaw’s Old and New Town on a four-hour private walk covering royal landmarks, wartime history, city walls, and local tips.
“Our guide was absolutely excellent. So knowledgeable and it was a fascinating tour! I would highly recommend doing a private tour as 4 hours was just perfect!”
Walk Jewish Warsaw from Grzybowski Square to POLIN, with synagogue, ghetto sites, memorials, expert storytelling, and practical tips.
“It is interesting and comprehensive, and a lot of walking. The guide made it very clear that she was soliciting tips from the first moment we met. She said she was paid something from Viator but also asked us to consider an additional tip, which we did give her. This is not a criticism; she was quite good, but it is something to know in advance.”
Walk through Jewish Warsaw, from Nożyk Synagogue and the ghetto wall to Umschlagplatz, with an expert English-speaking guide.
“De gids was fantastisch en de tour is een echte aanrader. Je komt veel te weten over de geschiedenis. Ik zou zelfs 6 sterren geven mocht dat gaan”
Capture Warsaw’s Old Town with a friendly photographer, natural posing, local spots, and 30 to 40 edited photos in one hour.
“The photographer was very professional and did an outstanding job. I love all my photos with the most beautiful views of Warsaw.”
See Warsaw in one walk, from royal palaces and Chopin to Stalin’s Palace of Culture, with local guides and strong value at $5.
“Very informative and Margaret ensured we stayed dry during a rather drizzly day.”
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