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Written by Julieta Betancor

Why opt for GuruWalk for your Free Walking Tour Warsaw?

A Free Walking Tour Warsaw offers a guided journey where knowledgeable local guides unveil the city's hidden gems, functioning on a pay-what-you-wish basis according to your experience and financial means. The tours typically range from 1 to 3 hours, ideal for discovering the most famous landmarks, unique neighborhoods, or particular themes.

Reservations are entirely free, and you maintain the ability to cancel without any charges, making it easy to fit into your travel itinerary. Ultimately, you determine the worth of the experience.

Meet our tour guides

Orange Umbrella Warsaw

We are the oldest free walking tour company in Warsaw, showing Warsaw to international tourists since 2011. We’re a local Warsaw-based company. Our guides are true Varsovians. They love thei...

Walkative! Tours

Walkative was established in 2007 by a group of young enthusiasts who also happened to be licensed tour guides. Today, we operate in 20 cities in countries across all of Europe and beyond, i...

Antek & Tomek

We are Antoni and Tomasz, but everyone calls us Antek and Tomek! We are professional, licensed city guides and many years ago we decided to forge our own path as tour guides. Before that, we...

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Famous sights to visit in a walking tour Warsaw

When exploring Warsaw, one cannot miss the stunning Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site that beautifully showcases the city's history and resilience. This area is filled with picturesque cobblestone streets, charming cafes, and colorful buildings that have been meticulously restored after World War II. Be sure to visit the iconic Royal Castle, which served as the residence of Polish monarchs and now houses a museum with remarkable art and artifacts.

Another must-see is the impressive Palace of Culture and Science, a towering symbol of Warsaw. Completed in 1955, this Soviet-era skyscraper offers panoramic views of the city from its observation deck. As you continue your walking tour, take a stroll through Lazienki Park, where you can admire the stunning gardens, the famous Chopin Monument, and the picturesque Palace on the Isle. Each of these iconic sights captures the essence of Warsaw's rich cultural heritage.

Must-Visit Places on a Free Walking Tour Warsaw in Winter

As you wander through the enchanting streets of Warsaw in winter, don’t miss the chance to visit the beautiful Christmas Market located in the heart of the Old Town. This festive market transforms the square into a winter wonderland, offering a variety of handmade crafts, warm beverages, and delicious seasonal treats such as mulled wine and gingerbread cookies. It’s a perfect spot for families, with activities like ice skating and carousel rides that will delight children of all ages.

Another highlight of your winter walking tour should be the breathtaking Wilanów Palace, often referred to as the "Polish Versailles." During the winter months, the palace grounds are adorned with sparkling lights, creating a magical atmosphere. Inside, you can explore the beautifully decorated rooms that reflect the opulence of the Polish monarchy. Don't forget to warm up with a comforting bowl of Żurek, a traditional sour rye soup, at one of the nearby eateries, making your winter exploration of Warsaw an unforgettable experience.