Things to do in Warsaw

The content was substantial, and I learned a great deal. The audio guide was very helpful. Following the guide took about two hours. I think I might have been less tired if I had taken breaks at the restrooms or cafes along the way.

it was a very interesting tour and our guide is very knowledgeable. It was also a novel tour using the retro bus. Very cute and at least we didn't have to walk too far in the cold and snow.

An excellent and relaxing experience in the heart of the Old Town of Warsaw, I would definitely recommend for any fan of music (regardless of the genre you may usually listen to).

The experience was engaging and particularly interesting for children’s education, offering them a chance to learn in a fun and interactive way. It also provided a good opportunity for visitors to take lighthearted and funny photos, which added to the enjoyment of the visit. Overall, I found the museum to be a worthwhile and memorable experience, and I appreciate Klook for making it accessible.

Choosing to join Adrian's local food tour on my first visit to Warsaw was probably the smartest decision I made! On the day of the tour, Adrian will send a reminder via email or WhatsApp about the meeting time and location, putting you at ease. We visited about five places and sampled all the traditional Polish dishes, so remember to go hungry! Besides explaining the food and local eating habits, Adrian also shared insights into Warsaw's city history during our walk. This wasn't just a food tour; it was also a simple city tour of Warsaw. After participating, I gained a preliminary understanding of Polish cuisine, which will help those looking for fine dining options make more informed choices. The group size is typically 1-8 people, making it a highly cost-effective private guided tour. I highly recommend joining this tour a day or two before your trip to Poland, as it provides a comprehensive experience of the local food and restaurant choices. Highly recommended!