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TOUR IDEAS

WARSAW WALKING TOUR max. 3 h
HALF-DAY WARSAW TOUR max. 4 h
FULL DAY WARSAW TOUR max. 8 h
JEWISH WARSAW TOUR max. 4 h
WARSAW SURROUNDINGS TOUR
SPECIAL FOCUS IDEAS

Testimonials

It has been one of the best tours I have ever taken. Very informative and with great English!PELIKAAN, Belgium

Carissima Margherita, ti faccio i complimenti per la tua professionalita’ come guida turistica. Sofia Pomilia, Roma

Ciao Margherita, grazie per la tua professionalita’ e per la tua bellezza.Roberto Bonanni, Roma

E’ stata una bellissima vacanza grazie a te che ci hai seguite con professionalita’ e grande simpatia.Flavia Guredda, Roma

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During the Jewish heritage tour you will visit places connected with the Jewish past of Warsaw.

In the 1944 Warsaw Rising school pupils and scouts fought bravely against the occupant.

The column of king Sigismund is was erected in 1644. It is a great meeting point in Warsaw.

In Warsaw you will find a lot of shops and stalls with nice souvenirs.

I love my job!

During our tours we will see interesting architectonic solutions of the Old Town houses.

Albums with photographs from Warsaw and Poland are a good idea for a souvenir from your tour.

National stadium was built in 2012 for the European Championships in football. It has the capacity of 58.000 seats.

Cracow offers a variety of souvenirs often sold by traditionally dressed vendors.

The copy of the Ghetto memorial in Warsaw can be found in the Yad Vashem Institute in Jerusalem.

Not only children enjoy listening to Warsaw legends. Guide Margaret knows them all.

Discover the beauty of Mazovian landscapes also in autumn.

On the Old Market Square you will find a lot of restaurants in the open air.

Warsaw city centre – unique in Poland and in Europe.

Margaret and her tourists in front of Chopin’s birthplace in Zelazowa Wola.

A group photo in front of the Chopin’s statue with the great Warsaw guide Margaret (first from the left).

In Warsaw you will find many churches of great historical and artistic value – take the Pilgrim’s Warsaw tour.

Pigeons have sat down over an entrance to one of the Old Town’s houses.

Warsaw Rising – a tragic and heroic battle for freedom.

The mermaid with a sword and a shield is an official coat of arms of Warsaw.

Children and students are demanding tourists, but also great listeners.

The festivities in the town of Łowicz on Corpus Christi day are the best occasion to experience regional traditions and folklore.

A group photo in Lazienki park with F. Chopin during a half-day tour. Margaret in the centre.

I am Warsaw licensed tour guide.

Copernicus’ statue decorates the Royal Route in Warsaw.

A view over the Royal Castle Square from the tower of St. Anne’s Church is truly enchanting.

Figure of Jesus Christ in front of the Holy Cross Church where the heart of F. Chopin rests.

John Paul II was commonly called “Polish Pope”.

Birds in the sky over the Old Town in Warsaw.

The monument of the “Small insurgent” makes a big impression on children.

Margaret is a licensed and authorised guide of the Royal Castle – seat of the Polish kings and the Parliament.

Warsaw by night view.

Warsaw’s Old Town was rebuilt from scratch after the war.

Breath-taking panorama from the top of the Palace of Culture and Science.

I invite you to visit the Old Town in Warsaw.

Warsaw is a big urban agglomeration with almost 2 million inhabitants.

This is one of the most famous statues of Chopin in the world – reconstructed after the original model in 1958.

Palace of Culture and Science is a „gift” from the Soviet Union for Warsaw offered in 1950s.

KOPERNIK – Copernicus Science Centre is an ultra-modern institution promoting passion to sciences, especially among children and students.

Guide Margaret will familiarize you with the history of the splendid baroque residence of king John III Sobieski – Wilanow Palace.

After 1956 from this book the name of Stalin was cancelled, but the place for it remained.

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