WWII Tour of Poland

Walk the Royal Way

Follow the steps of kings by taking the Royal Way through the center of the city, from the Green Gate to the Golden Gate. This route will take you down Ulica Dluga and Dlugi Targ, the "Long Lane" and "Long Market" that many of the city's and landmarks are arranged along, offering the most direct way to get to know, and fall in love, with Gdansk.

World War II in Gdansk Private Tour

This four-hour tour will open your eyes to one of the many difficult episodes for Poland during World War II. Your guide will pick you up at your accommodation and take you to Westerplatte, one of the earliest battlegrounds of World War II. Here you'll learn more about what life used to be like for locals, and see the remnants of the fighting. It's a fascinating tour that will change your point of view on Poland's history.

Stutthof Concentration Camp Private Tour

Learn the horrowing tale of Stutthof Concentration Camp, the first and longest operating concentration camp in Polish territory. Hear the story of the place where thousands of people from more than 25 countries were tortured and murdered until its liberation in 1945. Please note that the camp can only be visited by persons over 13 years of age.

Wolf's Lair Private Tour

Sign on this full day private tour to The Wolf’s Lair and discover Hitler's first Eastern front military headquarters, a historical place located in the Masurian woods. It is where he spent over 800 days during World War II and is also the deeply hidden location of the failed assassination attempt on his life that took place in 1944. Additional attraction on this tour will be visiting the most beautiful baroque church in northern Poland, sanctuary of St. Marry, place of miracle from IV centrury, where you will have opportunity to see the church and listen to an organ concert.

The Phoenix City

Warsaw has been nicknamed "The Phoenix City" since its rebirth following Hitler's systematic destruction of the city. It has since become a booming economic center, but traces and remains from WWII remain easy to find. From internationally famous museums like the Uprising Museum, or POLIN, to monuments such as the Warsaw Nike Statue and the Ghetto Heroes Monument and Warsaw Nike Statue, there are plenty of commemorations and sources of knowledge covering the city's darkest period.

WWII Buffs Private Tour by Communist Minibus

Investigate the remains of WWII era in Warsaw on this 3 hour private tour in the company of professional guide and on board of a unique communist retro minibus that has been designed just few years after WWII. This tour will cover the time frame from 1939 Nazi invasion on Poland, beginning of the occupation of the country, the birth of local resistance, Ghetto Uprising, Warsaw Uprising and, finally, 1945 arrival of the Soviet army.

Treblinka Camp Private Tour

Life Centers Around the City Center

There’s a bunch of interesting landmarks to discover in the city of Lublin. Chiefly around the Old Town Market Square area, the historical Center of Lublin. Grodzka Gate, The Krakowska Gate, Cathedral of St John the Baptist and of course, the majestical Lublin Castle adjacent to the Old town district, are all literally stone's throw away from one another, providing for a convenient and utterly pleasant walk.

Lublin Private Walking Tour

Get acquainted with historical landmarks and fascinating places in Lublin's Old Town with a walking tour. Don’t expect a monotonous tour with lots of detailed information. The guide's aim is to entertain you with arresting accounts, legends, and anecdotes. You'll hear inspirational and memorable stories covering the town’s history from the dark ages until today as you walk through Lublin's historic center.

Jewish Lublin Private Full Day Tour including a visit to Majdanek

Lublin, cited as the “Little Krakow” is a vibrant place steeped with historical importance, evident by the various landmarks spread throughout the city. Being a home to the Jewish community for centuries, the connections to the settlements formerly inhabited by Jews, can be easily traced in the today's city. Lublin also carries a weight of housing the location of the former nazi camp - Museum Majdanek.

Exploring Krakow

Krakow is a gem among Polish cities and there’s just so much to see, so we recommend you don’t waste any time. Today we propose a 3-hour private guided walking tour. You’ll have a local guide show you around to the most important monuments throughout the city. The past will come alive as you stroll the cobblestone streets and hear about the history that has made Krakow what it is.

Ghetto and Schindler's Factory Private Tour

This three-hour tour with an expert local guide will give you an immersion into Krakow's Jewish culture, centering around the tragic events of World War II. From the Jewish Ghetto to Schindler's Factory, you'll see all of the most significant sites of Jewish history here. Along the way your guide will answer your questions and tell you everything you need to know about the life, times and tragedies of the Jewish people in Krakow.

Communism Small Group Tour

Take a ride in an East German Trabant and visit Nowa Huta, the old Communist district built around the steelworks, have fun at an authentic Communist Disco and Crazy Communist Farm. Our energetic Crazy Guides will get you off the beaten path and show you the true sights that most visitors only read about.

Private Nowa Huta Communist Tour

Nowa Huta Nuclear Bunker Private Tour

Ride a genuine vintage car to Nowa Huta, a showcase district full of parks, centred around steelworks, and outfitted with enough fallout shelters to host nearly everyone. You'll visit a Cold War command bunker at the former Lenin Steelworkers, then visit the plant's abandoned, palatial Socialist-Realist administrative complex, with its decorative staircases, banquet hall, and secret tunnels. The tour also includes a lunch in an authentic old-school 'Milk Bar' canteen.

Auschwitz-Birkenau Group Tour with a Private Driver

We invite you to visit one of the most expressive and symbolic locations in Poland. You'll explore the Auschwitz Museum and Birkenau Camp, a place that should be experienced and seen at least once in your lifetime. You'll have a private tour to the museum, where you'll join a group of about 30 people.