Exploring Warsaw: walking tour or car tour?

Choosing between walking and a car tour depends on how you want to explore Warsaw. A walking route focuses on a particular part of the city, letting you see its streets, squares and architecture at close range. A car tour connects several districts in one journey.

There are four walking options. The Old Town and modern centre take about two hours each, the Royal Route about three hours, and Łazienki Royal Park approximately 1.5–2 hours. Their themes range from the city's beginnings and historic streets to a royal park and contemporary architectural contrasts.

The car tour covers the left bank of the Vistula, Wola and Praga, offering a wider geographical scope than a walk through one area. Its programme introduces historic squares, major streets, modern towers and the right-bank side of Warsaw. Read the dedicated offer for the route description.

The Mercedes V-Class accommodates a private group of 1–6 people. Prices are EUR 180 for 2 hours, EUR 260 for 3 hours or EUR 350 for 4 hours, regardless of group size within that range. Walking tour prices depend on the number of participants.

For a larger party, including corporate groups of 15–20 people, enquire about a walking tour. Guiding is mainly in Russian and is also available in Polish. Decide whether you prefer exploring one area in detail or gaining a broader view, then share your available time with Marina.