Not sure what to pick from the many possibilities Warsaw has to offer? You’re in the right hands—a Warsaw guide’s!
I have been passionate about the capital for a long time; I love showing it in various ways and observing how it changes. In my opinion, a true Warsaw guide is someone who creates an extraordinary atmosphere during tours with her passion, presenting the city's turbulent, diverse, and always fascinating history, as well as its most contemporary features.
I am a licensed guide (license issued by the Marshal of the Mazowieckie Voivodeship, No. 1902) and a graduate of postgraduate Varsavian studies at the University of Warsaw.
Which Warsaw do you want to see? Are you passionate about its history, or would you prefer to follow in Chopin's footsteps? Do you have a tight schedule, or do you prefer a slow-paced tour? Do you love street art and the artistic bohemia? Every tour is unique and one-of-a-kind. Choose yours!
On this tour, we combine exploring the Old Town and Krakowskie Przedmieście (Royal Route) with the history of the Muranów district, which was part of the so-called large ghetto during the German occupation.
During this tour, we’ll walk from Warsaw's center to the Old Town, stopping at places that make Warsaw an ecelctic city, where buildings from various eras and architectural styles coexist, vividly documenting the city’s turbulent transformations.
On this tour, we combine exploring the Old Town and Krakowskie Przedmieście (Royal Route) with the visit to the most bucolic place in Warsaw – Royal Łazienki Park. We’ll uncover the secrets of Warsaw's beginnings and the fascinating story of its reconstruction.
Street art is essentially any form of artistic expression in urban spaces. This tour is always unique because Warsaw is constantly evolving, with new works appearing all the time. And there is truly a lot.
Jewish Warsaw no longer exists. The remnants of the Jewish district and the ghetto are like fragments of a ship scattered after colliding with an iceberg. This is one of the longer tours, offering a comprehensive look at the history of Warsaw’s Jewish community.
Did you know that Frederic Chopin spent more than half of his life in Warsaw? He grew up here, went to school, fell in love for the first time, and gave his concerts. Warsaw is where Chopin's heart resides (and that’s not a metaphor ;)), as well as the last piano he played on.
Are you interested in the most beautiful spots in the capital where you can take original, stylish photos? I work a lot with Instagram influencers preparing promotional content about Warsaw. I’ll take you to the most Instagram-worthy places!
Warsaw is one of the greenest capitals in Europe, with extensive parks, riverbanks, and cycling routes. Explore the city by bike and feel its natural charm! Do you enjoy active leisure? Do you prefer biking over public transport?
Explore Warsaw with passion and professionalism!
I am a licensed guide of Warsaw who brings the city’s history to life before your eyes! I offer tours in Polish, Spanish, and English, providing both classic routes and thematic sightseeing tailored to your needs.
I have hundreds of successful tours for business clients under my belt and regularly collaborate with dozens of companies.
My goal is to help create an unforgettable stay for employees or clients visiting Warsaw. Whether you're planning a short walk through the city's most interesting corners or a full program of cultural and entertainment attractions.
I create exceptional events for companies that combine team-building, development, and a great atmosphere.
With many years of experience as a guide in Warsaw and co-organizer of numerous corporate events, I know how to design an intimate event that will stay in the participants’ memories for a long time.
I am a graduate of Iberian Studies at SWPS, and Spanish is my passion, which I develop daily in my work as a guide in Warsaw. I offer a wide range of translation services – from oral to written translations.
Get in touch with me and see how I can assist you!
Which Warsaw do you want to see? Are you passionate about its history, or would you prefer to follow in Chopin's footsteps? Do you have a tight schedule, or do you prefer a slow-paced tour?
You can visit Warsaw even for a whole week and plan amazing activities for each day – and some of them will be completely free! Just be patient, because free entry often means waiting in line. But if you're on vacation, what’s the rush?
Warsaw is a unique place when it comes to gastronomy. Here you’ll find both upscale restaurants serving traditional Polish dishes and spots offering fusion cuisine or flavors from distant corners of the world.
Many people believe that working as a tour guide in Warsaw is just a side job, “running around the city” (once, my uncle said this with a sneer, implying that it’s not a serious occupation). The truth is, it is a seasonal job. During the peak season from April to October, we work very intensively because in the colder months, there is much less work. However, this does not change the fact that it is a serious and demanding profession. It requires knowledge, continuous learning, versatility, interpersonal skills, and good physical condition.
