Warsaw City Sightseeing in a Retro Bus for Groups

This unique tour starts at your desired time and your group is picked up from the accommodation. Retro bus Jelcz "Cucumber" and a tour guide will help you to get to know Warsaw. The guide presents you the plan of the tour, which includes the most important sights of the city. On board, the guide introduces you to the city talking about its history and present. On the road, you hear more about the objects you pass by to get off the bus at the first stop - Palace of Culture and Science. During a brief walk you get to know more about this complex, you find out why is it called a symbol of Polish Communism, how it was constructed and what influence it has on modern Warsaw. You come back to the bus and head for the next stop - historic heart of Warsaw, its Old Town. You get off the bus to take a walk and learn about fascinating past of Warsaw and Poland, passing by the Sigismund's Column and Royal Castle you hear stories about Polish crowned heads their fates and battles they did for the country. Continuing the walk you see the Cathedral of St. John to hear about its post-war restoration to find yourselves in the Old Marketplace, where you see the centre of a reconstructed historic district. Here, in the middle of this UNESCO listed site, you see symbol of the city - Warsaw Mermaid. Walking by the picturesque houses of the Old Town, you follow to the Barbican, a fragment of the restored city wall, then to have a look at the birthplace of Marie Curie, a great Polish scientist. Walking back to the bus, you pass by the Warsaw Uprising Monument, an impressive memorial, where your guide tells you more about this WWII event. From the Old Town, the bus takes you to the Royal Park Łazienki. In the park, the guide presents you admirable Palace on the Isle, the main summer residence of the last king of Poland, Stanisław August Poniatowski. During the walk through the park, you hear stories about turbulent late 18th centrury in Poland admiring examples of architecture of that period. After a relaxing walk in the "green lungs" of Warsaw, you go back to the bus that will take you back to your hotel or a requested location within the city.