Free Tour Royal Route

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Book a Free Tour to the Royal Route in Warsaw.

Address: Krakowskie Przedmiescie 1, 00-333 Warszawa

The meeting point is the Copernicus monument in front of the Polish Academy of Sciences.

The city guide has a white umbrella!

On this city tour, the guide will show you the most beautiful avenue in Warsaw! On Royal Route in Warsaw, you will see the Holy Cross Church, where the heart of Frédéric Chopin rests, the Warsaw University campus, Pilsudski Square with the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, two of the most expensive hotels in Warsaw from the 19th century, the Presidential Palace and St. Anna’s Church. These are just a few of the attractions that make the Royal Route our number one of top attractions in Warsaw. This is a must-see! Discover Warsaw with us by your side.

The tour ends at the beautiful Castle Square with a view of the colourful facades of the medieval townhouses in the Old Town. In the immediate vicinity, there are numerous cafés, restaurants or bars. The city guide will certainly recommend something for you. We also have suitable addresses for vegetarians and vegans.

We know that dates and historical facts are important, but they have to be put into a suitable context. The information is told in a tourist-friendly and, above all, understandable way, so that in the end everyone has the opportunity to find out more at home on their own. With magnificent buildings, monuments and memorials as a backdrop, we present life in Warsaw as it really is! You don’t need any previous knowledge and yet there is enough knowledge for Warsaw connoisseurs on this city tour.

Antoni is the founder of Free Tours Warsaw by Walking Poland. He was born in Poland in 1984 and grew up in Germany. After studying law in Bielefeld, he moved to Warsaw in 2012. German and Polish are his mother tongues, he speaks English fluently. In 2013, he acquired a city guide licence and founded his own tour company in 2017.

He says about himself that his Polish heart pumps blood into the German brain. His Polish and German perspectives mix and complement each other to form an overall picture full of interesting conclusions, which he is happy to pass on to his guests.

On his city tours, he enjoys talking to the tourists and is very grateful for every unexpected question.

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