Warsaw 4 hours tour in Greek

Warsaw 4 hours tour in Greek

Discover Warsaw with a licensed professional guide in Greek.

We will start near the Copernicus monument for which there is a very interesting History.

A few meters further down is the Church of the Holy Cross, where the heart of Frederick Chopin is kept.

Walking towards the Old Town, we will see the University of Warsaw, the Presidential Palace, Pilsudski Square with the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the statue of Our Lady of Passau and the Church of St. Anna.

In the Old Town we will see the Barbican, the Castle Square, the Royal Palace from the outside, the St. John's Cathedral and the market square with the famous mermaid.

Stories about the Warsaw Uprising and the greatest ghetto in Nazi-occupied Europe at the time.

Finally, we will explore Lazienki Park, a historical and natural masterpiece, revealing its secrets, walking its paths, seeing its sights and enjoying its tranquility.

Itinerary
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Stop At: Warsaw Ghetto, Warsaw Poland

There are not many places reminiscent of the ghetto in Warsaw. But his story cannot cease to exist.

Discover the history of founding and clearing the largest ghetto in occupied Europe at the time.

In 1940 the Nazis created the ghetto in the heart of Warsaw. More than 400,000 Jews from Warsaw and the surrounding area gathered in a 4-square-mile area.

Around 100,000 people died from exhaustion, hunger and various diseases, and more than 300,000 were displaced and exterminated at Treblinka.

In order to stop the mass deportations to death, they were revolted in 1943. The unequal struggle between the rebels with few weapons against the armored German troops lasted nearly a month.

The result was that the ghetto was almost completely burned by the Nazis and only a few Jews survived. One of them was Władysław Szpilman, the hero of the movie "The Pianist" by Roman Polanski.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Old Town, Warsaw Poland

In Warsaw's Old Town, which is not too old in terms of building sites, 80% of the buildings were destroyed during World War II.

Both during the Warsaw siege, where the inhabitants did not want to surrender and fought by any means, but the greatest disaster struck the city in retaliation for the Warsaw Uprising in 1944, not only in terms of buildings but also in terms of human lives, since about 750,000 people were killed.

There are plenty of historical monuments and churches, as well as myths, interesting traditions and stories to discover.

You will see the impressive Royal Palace, which was completely destroyed during World War II, but was rebuilt and is considered one of the most important monuments of the Polish capital. Unfortunately, time does not allow for a guided tour of the Royal Palace, but the tour is possible and takes about 2.5 hours.

Also of interest is the Church of Agia Anna which was saved and the Archdiocese of Agios Ioannis, which did not have the same fate.

The Warsaw mermaid awaits you at the market square with various myths, as well as the bell of wishes that has been decorated with various.

At the end you will see the famous Barbican which is one of the most beautiful places in the city.

Duration: 1 hour 30 minutes

Stop At: ul. Nowy Swiat, Warsaw 00-046 Poland

The new world as it is called joins the old town and is a very beautiful straight line where besides restaurants, cafes and bars you will also see many historical monuments.

The performance will probably be stolen by the current presidential palace with the statue of Józef Poniatowski on a horse, the Church of the Holy Cross, where the heart of Frederic Chopin is kept, and the statue of Our Lady of Passau, with the interesting one.

It is worth noting that you will also find several points related to Chopin's life. You can easily find them, as there is a bench near each of which you can listen to small pieces of music by the great composer.


Duration: 1 hour

Stop At: Unknown Soldiers' Grave, plac Marszałka Józefa Piłsudskiego 1-3, 00-078 Warszawa, Poland

Where the monument to the unknown soldier is located is now the Józef Piłsudski Square. It used to be called Saski Square, as the Saski Palace was there and what we see today is that it is left of this palace.

Behind him is the famous Saski Garden, which is the oldest public garden of the Polish capital with its special features.

The Saskatoon Palace also operated the Warsaw High School, where Chopin's father taught French, so Chopin stayed there for a long time.

Duration: 30 minutes

Stop At: Lazienki Krolewskie w Warszawie, Agrykola 1, Warsaw 00-460 Poland

In the remaining time, we can go to the famous Royal Baths Park.

The park is beautiful mainly in Autumn and Spring.

In addition to the beauty of the park, it has an important story that you can discover.

Duration: 30 minutes