Medieval Warsaw

I invite you to take a tour of medieval Warsaw. We will enter the city from the fortress walls and entrance gates, which opened only in the daytime. Getting into a small "old" Warsaw, we will meet the Royal Castle, numerous churches, narrow streets and centuries-old houses decorated with beautiful paintings. During the tour, we will be transported to the medieval world and I will tell you about the peculiarities of life of that time: rules, laws, traditions, as well as urban history and legends. Walking in the atmosphere of the "Old City" you will learn a lot about Warsaw and Poland, what happened on these streets, what are the limitations of urban architecture, why Warsaw became the third capital of Poland and how World War II affected the city.

You will also hear the most beautiful and romantic legend of the city, about why Warsaw became known as Warsaw, and the role of a young fisherman and a beautiful mermaid.

In our tour you will see: the Royal Castle, the Castle Square, the Cathedral, the Old Market Square, the bell that grants wishes, the smallest house of the Old Town, the Pushy Street, the observation platform, the fortress walls, the first apartment house in Warsaw, the fortification gate Barbakan, the executioner's house, the Small Market Square, the monument "Little Rebel", and much more, and we will finish the tour listening to the battle of the most beautiful and melodic clock "Old Warsaw".