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Walking tours
Our offer includes professionally prepared, original walking tours in Warsaw, designed to showcase lesser-known yet significant urban spaces.
Why our tours?
Participants have the opportunity to discover places where history, architecture, local communities, and nature coexist and interact with one another.
Our walking tours allow participants to notice and analyze the constantly changing face of Warsaw: to understand social processes and observe the ways in which the city adapts to contemporary challenges.
We adapt to your group. We can offer a tour with one or two guides.
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Walking paths
A walk inspired by Polish novel Lalka
Would Wokulski Sell on Temu? Between Poverty and Ambition in 19th-Century Warsaw.
A walk through modern and historical Warsaw inspired by Lalka (The Doll), one of the most famous Polish novels by Bolesław Prus. The story follows Stanisław Wokulski, a businessman who becomes rich but struggles to enter the world of the upper class. It is a story about ambition, love, inequality, and a city going through rapid change.
Jazdów Estate
Jazdów Estate – A Unique Place Fighting to Survive. A walk through a one-of-a-kind neighborhood of wooden houses in the center of Warsaw.
The Finnish wooden houses, gifted to Warsaw after World War II and originally used by employees of the Office for the Reconstruction of the Capital, are once again under threat. Hidden next to one of the city’s busiest roads, Jazdów remains a green oasis and a rare place where nature and community life still exist in the heart of the capital.
Hala Mirowska
Is the Ghost of the 15-Minute City Haunting Warsaw? A walk through old and new Warsaw.
Explore Mirów and Hala Mirowska — a 19th-century marketplace that still serves as a local bazaar and everyday shopping center today. This area is also a place to reflect on rapid urban development, housing pressure, and the changes happening in Warsaw so quickly that we often do not even notice them.